I envy you this experience.. it must be wonderful to know that you shared a dream with someone who means so much to you. |
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Hello there everyone, I'm new here. I thought I would share this with you to let you all know that meeting someone in your dreams IS POSSIBLE. I was pretty skeptic myself until it happened. Well, it all started with that little phrase Ethan (my boyfriend) and I would say to each other before bed every night..."See you in Dreamland!" We would try to meet each other in our dreams, but it would never work. And then it eventually became our cute little saying before bed each night. |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~Edgar Cayce
I envy you this experience.. it must be wonderful to know that you shared a dream with someone who means so much to you. |
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Yeah thats great, I have been trying the same thing with no success yet, but now I know its possible so hopefully it will encourage us. |
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Dear Glowen |
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i've done this with one person. someone i feel close to irl, and i often meet him in my dreams. Not so much by prior arrangement, but he seems to appear. |
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'all of the moments that already passed/
try to go back and make them last.'
All I have to say is keep trying fersteger; and if it doesn't happen...give up...and it will happen. Lol, yeah, that's very convincing! Wow, ohmigosh, I didn't know other people have done it, too. That's great. I'm very interested in this now. Does anyone know of any dreaming techniques for meeting people in your dreams? Or does it just happen spiritually? |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~Edgar Cayce
I totally agree with you. Ive been working on experiencing this with someone specific and was not having any luck until last night. I was low level lucid at the time and the more I think about it, the more Im sure they were not lucid at all. I will keep working on this, as I think I was with his 'higher self' and I believe if I keep trying I will be able to meet him while we are both lucid. |
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Lead if you can, follow if you must.
Aw, thank you Sorcera! |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~Edgar Cayce
Well, I've never doubted the fact that sharing dreams is possible. Once, when I was about 12 or 13, I had this dream that I was at a big party. Everyone I knew was there, and everyone was also lined up on two opposite sides of the room....On the side I was on, there was a gigantic purple couch, and everyone on that side was sitting side by side on it, talking. You could see people lined up on both sides of the room, and the line of people never seemed to end. I saw my friend who I'd been hanging out with a lot at that time, but never really did anything more than glance at her. The next morning, she was describing my own dream back to me! She and I had experienced the same dream! It was neat, knowing that others could be in dreams as me. Perhaps this happens more than people would expect, and don't know it because they don't talk about it to the person who was in the dream... |
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Shine on, you crazy diamond!
Raised: The Blue Meanie, Exobyte
Adopted: MarcusoftheNight
That's exactly what I was thinking! Most dreams that you have with people you know in them are sexual or embarrassing so you don't want to share them. So two people could possibly have the same dream together and not ever share it because of embarassment even though their dream was actually fused together. I've heard elsewhere that the reason for "fused"/shared dreams is because of your vibration level or something similar to that. Somewhere else in the forums, someone implied that if you and a partner get a tape recorder/CD with a song with no vocals but just beats, not even intrumental (maybe just drums doing the same beat over and over) that your minds will get the same vibration from the song and when you fall asleep to the song with your partner, that they will have the same vibration as you and your dreams will fuse. |
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Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions. ~Edgar Cayce
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