Thread: The most EPIC exeriment EVER

What do you think?

I don't get it...? What paintbll was experiment of what what?

Lmao, he wants to teach his class how to LD and then have shared dreams and have a paintball battle. That's one big ass "IN YOUR DREAMS!" so to speak.

Haha. If I was having a SD with everyone on my campus, I wouldn't stop at paint balls. It would be life-fire ammunition, RPGs and samurai swords, all the way!

Damn right O.

I know, It would be awsome

If I were you and serious about this, I wouldnt teach the whole class because it takes much time and dedication from them. Which is highly unlikely in my opinion. I would instead gather a few good friends, four at the maximum. Teach them to LD and then try sharing the dream. It is more plausible that way.

If my view of shared dreaming is correct, then you dont even have to teach them, you can learn it really well yourself, then visit your friends dreams (let them know beforehand) and wake them up (make sure you train them to stay calm during this moment).

In fact, this is what I am planning to do myself. Once I am at a good stable level of Lucid dreaming, I want to visit my friends dreams and try waking them up and training them inside the dream. And then the adventure begins, if all this is possible of course.


Good luck

That is one helluva idea pal ! But silver2k said it right "IN YOUR DREAMS" which is ironic because you're planning to do it really in your dreams

Instead of just doing paintball, do something epic, like GUNFIGHT!!! Maybe swordfight, stickfight, mortal kombat, &c. Still, that sounds awesome!!

OMFG that is EPIC!!! I think the people in your class would be like "he is crazy" and say stfu.

If you had shared dreaming. Why would you teach them LD in a SD? My head hurts.

I'd just be like "Right, this is our base, this is yours, all the weapons are there. War. Whoever loses gets whitewashed in waking life."

Dog fight

Well as hard as this must be to believe....... Not everyone is interested in LDing some even think it isnt possible. Now if you have a class of 26, 13 might think hmm LDing sounds cool. of those 13 probably 6 would try. 3 of those 6 might succeed. 1 person might try to do a shared dream and like the idea.

I know people are retarded but i hope for the best

Originally Posted by Waterknight

Well as hard as this must be to believe....... Not everyone is interested in LDing some even think it isnt possible. Now if you have a class of 26, 13 might think hmm LDing sounds cool. of those 13 probably 6 would try. 3 of those 6 might succeed. 1 person might try to do a shared dream and like the idea.

I know people are retarded but i hope for the best

Yeah it's a shame that people aren't more interested in lucid dreaming. I've been talking with some friends recently who have never heard of it and think it's impossible. I really don't understand why it's so hard to believe in lucid dreaming, I guess you have to experience it. Btw, is there any evidence that shared dreaming is real outside of first person accounts?

Not that I know of. I personally find it hard to believe in shared dreaming. Never experienced it lol. It could very well be possible and by peoples first hand accounts it is but im just a skeptical person in general

It would be epic enough if you could teach everyone in your class about lucid dreaming. Both at once is overwhelming and shared dreaming requires too much of a leap of faith.

If you can help just a few of them to attain lucidity and make the rest aware of the possibility and start to see the change in their eyes, you will be rewarded enough. And that way you are guaranteed 100% success in raising their awareness whether they have a lucid dream or not. Whereas your original plan "probably wouldn't work".

So good luck, and the best way I have found to relate it to groups of people is to make them realize that everything they are seeing right now is already a "virtual reality" copy of the world around them inside their head. Created by the electrical signals from their senses streaming into the brain.

I know. I have so far 5 friends who have successfully have had lucid dreams. I see why people would think of them as just wishful thinking, and one of my friends is even scared of them!

Hey, that would be pretty cool. The only problem I think might come up is stability. Like, if one of you wakes up when caught up in the moment, what happens?