Thread: Shared Lucids

I'll participate, but my involvement would be limited by two things: my inability to LD at will (though that is under question), and my currently low recall. I'm going to be working to re-build my recall, though. Just let me know if you need me for anything.

-Amé

Originally posted by Amethyst Star
I'll participate, but my involvement would be limited by two things: my inability to LD at will (though that is under question), and my currently low recall. I'm going to be working to re-build my recall, though. Just let me know if you need me for anything.

-Amé

Thanks Amethyst Star
I don't know the "pecking order" when it comes to Lucid dreaming. I know Gothlark has great ability and by assumtion I would guess Anima too. Lucidnina does at times. Me, I do from time to time, I seem to be realy in a groove or really out of it.?!
The others I have mentioned I don't know there lucid dreaming abilities. I would like to. I think that might help when matching people together.

No offense to Anima but he isn't the greatest. He might have one every couple weeks with partial control, but that's about it. One person that I had the most of the shared dreams with were barely getting one LD a month and didn't fly for the first time until recently. So, it can be a one-sided thing, I guess. Mind you, they weren't lucid during it.

he means "pick me."

I don't lucid dream very often, maybe once or twice a month now, but my recall is pretty good. I'll fill in wherever I'm needed.

Thought we could combine efforts here on this topic !!!

By Docthory
shared dreaming


Also an interesting theory on the possibilties and plausablities of shared dreaming.
E=DV2

Increasing The Odds Of Meeting In A Lucid Dream P O L L

It is getting so mixed up I am getting confused. Somewhere Perigrinus had a good point about signing up people. I can't find it. [HELP]

I am very interested in this topic. My abilities are not as high as some I guess. I manage to get at least partially lucid or lucid for a short time about once or twice per week. But I can recall dreams quite well. Anyways I would be happy to help whereever I can.

I'm probably late on this subject...but if it's alright i would love to join this study. I have a pretty steady amount of LD's a month and i have excellent dream recall even after months passed. I've been looking for someone to finally start a study just like this. So i will contribute whatever i can.....

If you look at the dates of the posts, it looks like this idea died off...

Originally posted by 3rdCrow
I'm probably late on this subject...but if it's alright i would love to join this study. I have a pretty steady amount of LD's a month and i have excellent dream recall even after months passed. I've been looking for someone to finally start a study just like this. So i will contribute whatever i can.....

WELCOME 3rdCrow to Dream Views & the Research Team.
Never too late

I would li9ke to think that this could get ignited at any time, given we have enough people that seem interested.
It just seems that paring people up is not working to well.

What are your thought on the entire concept?

I would be willing to help in anyway I can. Although I haven't lucided in a while, I'm getting better at WILDing, and i have pretty good recall so, if it is indeed a one sided thing, I can help.

Originally posted by Newatthis
I would be willing to help in anyway I can. Although I haven't lucided in a while, I'm getting better at WILDing, and i have pretty good recall so, if it is indeed a one sided thing, I can help.

Thanks Newatthis. I appreciate your involvement.
It seems the more we discuss this it is not a two side experiment where you would need a "target".
We believe that being in-sync would most likely help.
IF you have any theories of your own to shake up the pot a little, throw it at us.

Hi, Aeiis Here.

I'm new, and I am just starting to develop lucid dreaming and what not, however my dream recall has always been excellent. I am posting in here because I would hate to see such a wonderful, thought out experiment die off. The things I have read in here (all 6 pages) are great progress and I think it should be continued.

Though my abilities are not yet developed, I believe I can offer some good insight on how to get this ball rolling and how the process of P2P (person to person) dreaming would work. I of course have some theories.

Regarding the Time issue. I once read a book called "Where God Lives". The book, though not related to lucid dreaming, discussed memories. It was believed that memories were stored in a universal memory bank, where every memory was placed. It was also believed that these memories could be called upon on purporse or accidently into the memory of a person (which is their explanation of Past Life Memories). Is it possible that dream sharing works the same way? IF a dream was created with a person but a person was not in the right state of mind or for whatever reason wasnt ready to the recieve the dream the brain could eventually open it self up to recieve it.

I would love to aid this project in any way possible that is applicable to my resources.

Please come back to the thread

Originally posted by Aeiis
Hi, Aeiis Here.

I'm new, and I am just starting to develop lucid dreaming and what not, however my dream recall has always been excellent. I am posting in here because I would hate to see such a wonderful, thought out experiment die off. The things I have read in here (all 6 pages) are great progress and I think it should be continued.

Though my abilities are not yet developed, I believe I can offer some good insight on how to get this ball rolling and how the process of P2P (person to person) dreaming would work. I of course have some theories.

Regarding the Time issue. I once read a book called "Where God Lives". The book, though not related to lucid dreaming, discussed memories. It was believed that memories were stored in a universal memory bank, where every memory was placed. It was also believed that these memories could be called upon on purporse or accidently into the memory of a person (which is their explanation of Past Life Memories). Is it possible that dream sharing works the same way? IF a dream was created with a person but a person was not in the right state of mind or for whatever reason wasnt ready to the recieve the dream the brain could eventually open it self up to recieve it.

I would love to aid this project in any way possible that is applicable to my resources.

Please come back to the thread *

HEY! Still here.
We need some fresh ideas (welcome , by the way!!! )
What do you think.
Since you have read the entire thing, we can't seem to ignite this concept.
In regards to memory & a lot of things.
Many of these discussion come back to a "univarsal" this or that.
A universal consciousness. Would this be playing a role?

This "Universal....place" would have to come into role. It is almost seeming to me like our minds are the computer and that we have a connection to this place, lets call it our ISP (internet service provider for those technically challened . All computers hook into this in order to recieve information from each other. Some times information lags on getting from one place to another for reasons such as strain on the ISP.

If we assume our thoughts are something instant that can move easily to other minds then of course it would not seem logical that someone would have a dream later than when the dream was originally created. However if you think of it as something tangible, something that must be moved to another place it could make sense.

I realize that was a bit old but it just tied in with my Universal Mind Place (UMP for now on) theory-thingy.

The only way into other dreams, in theory, would have to take place via the UMP. This would of course mean that all thoughts developed would meet at the UMP and would stay there until summoned up by another brain.

Assuming this as fact, If one were to picture themselves entering through a tube...or a portal as I think another poster used, then theoretically if done correctly a person should "land" in his/her requested destination.

Now this comes back to the question if entering someone elses dream via the UMP is a 2 person deal. Lets go back to computer lingo (its what I know ). Hackers don't have to be invited into computers, they merely don't have to be prevented. Unless I have some spyware protection downloaded then Hackers can pretty much enter the computer without be being able to stop them.

...so...is it obvious where I am going with this? Dream Jumpers should, in theory, merely have to enter someone else's dream without their permission, unless they are somehow subconciouslly "blocking their tube" from recieving any outside things.

I have made it seem kind of simple, haven't I? I am assuming if it was this simple then most of the people on here attempting this would already have done so being that I haven't really changed the procedure to do this simply the process that takes place. However now that we can assume that this is how it works maybe this knowledge will unlock the ability. If you were to think about how it worked while doing it? I'm not sure, like I said, I am not experienced with lucid dreaming yet, but logic is something that I am good at. Hopefully I have shined some light on this.

I would really appreciate anyone's comments on this theory.

Ok, I didn't read all the posts, there 7 pages, and alot of long posts.

Anyway, if you want to try this experiment, and need a 3rd party person, i'd be willing to do this. Just send me an E-mail at [email protected] detailing your dream, and have your partner that your trying this with do the same, and i'll compare and post results after recieving both dreams.

I know theres a chance people will get together and plan a story, and send them in, but I guess for now, until theres a sure way to do it, we'll have to rely on trust as someone said in the beginning of this thread.

Anyway, if anyone is interested in doing it, let me know and i'll be willing to help, because I would love for this to be true.

I would gladly sign up to be a reveiwer dude. Is what I'll do is, when 2 people think they had a shared lucid, they cannot contact each other then they both PM me their sides of the dream. I view them and if they are the same... WALLA we have a pair of shared dreamers.

I'm up to it, if anyone feels that they want to partner up. This is a cool experiment.

Originally posted by Gwendolyn
I'm up to it, if anyone feels that they want to partner up. This is a cool experiment.

I would be happy to partner up with you Gwen.
I have been having many dreams and good recall lately.
But if lucidity is a must you may want to try someone else. My lucidity has been rather sub-par as of late.

We don't know at this point if lucidity plays a role or not. Many claim it doesn't.

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I would be happy to partner up with you Gwen.
I have been having many dreams and good recall lately.
But if lucidity is a must you may want to try someone else. My lucidity has been rather sub-par as of late.

We don't know at this point if lucidity plays a role or not. Many claim it doesn't.

Don't worry about that, Howie. I don't think it'll be a problem. I am so glad that we're partners. This'll be a neat project.

Originally posted by Gwendolyn+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Gwendolyn)</div>

Don't worry about that, Howie. I don't think it'll be a problem. I am so glad that we're partners. This'll be a neat project.[/b]

Me too!

Some ideas to get started;
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I would suggest two additional pieces for this experiment.

First, each person select a somewhat unusual symbol/object as their symbol. The symbol can then be "transmitted" to the partner and show up in the partner's dreams. This will help us know whether there was a psychic link between the partners. This provides the added benefit that if you don't get something significant with the primary dependent variable (DV), you might find something with the secondary DV. Two chances to win!

Second, while I agree that it is of utmost importance not to discuss the dreams BEFORE both have documented their dreams, I believe it is very important to get feedback, especially when we are working with a partner we have never met or seen. So, I think we should agree that partners document their dreams each night, and only after both are done should the partners share the dream records. Then we can know if we are on the right "track".

That's a great starting point.

herr
i'm new and I don't know if anyone else had this idea but
is there in this php something like a checklist, where like a form that stays in only one page where you can write nickname, time zone , what kind of help you offer and so on?
it would make it a lot easier to find partners! maybe asking the "internet development team"...

anyway the experiment sounds nice. I had a couple of shared dreams but I'm not sure at all it was real. only one was lucid, and also not "well held". if this thing will start again I would like to partecipate (with a british/french/so on partner of course)

kisses

Originally posted by italianmonkey
ups! i didn't see it esists already
sorry

No problem
I am glad to see you have become active in some of the Research projects.
Feel free to PM anyone you feel comfortable pairing up with. Or contact me and I can set something up.

Also I have found that the written abstract journal has become helpful. It seems to be a good process for a train of thought to invoke Hi before bed also.