Question on Shared Dreaming

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12-15-2010, 01:17 AM
Rissalecki

Question on Shared Dreaming

Hello, so i have limited knowledge on shared dreaming nor have any experience but find the concept really interesting and have a question regarding it for all people whom have experienced it.

Lets say you are having a shared dream with someone, or at least connecting with another dreamer / real person on the dream plane and they wake up. What happens to them? (if you were looking at them and they woke) what would you see?
12-15-2010, 07:00 AM
MarkieP52

I think i've heard they just dissappear...but I can't remember the source and I've never had a SD :(
12-15-2010, 08:55 PM
The Cusp

I've never seen it happen, but from the accounts I've read they just disappear.
12-15-2010, 10:04 PM
harker90

Lucid Dreamers just disappear? I had a lucid dream for the first time last night and a friend of mine remembers me with a remote(he thought it was a tv remote..he got that part wrong:) laying on his couch...he doesn't remember what I said to him and then I just disappeared. I remember telling myself before going to bed to visit a few friends and I did. Read my bio if you want the full story but I was jus wondering if thats what you meant?
12-15-2010, 10:15 PM
harker90

whoops. I'm new to this and jus saw the whole thread. My baddd. I only saw the one above mine.
When I disappeared out of his dream i actually entered another and I didn't wake up.
12-15-2010, 11:24 PM
Rissalecki

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Cusp

I've never seen it happen, but from the accounts I've read they just disappear.

Yeah that's what i was guessing happens.

Thanks
12-16-2010, 01:19 AM
whiterain

from what i understand dream time does not run parallel to regular time so im not sure if it would matter. ive definately had dreams that felt like alot longer than the time i was out for. deep dreaming can be like stepping out into infinity, especially if you get a bit,,,shall we say lost :(:D
12-16-2010, 06:26 AM
The Cusp

Quote:

Originally Posted by harker90

a friend of mine remembers me with a remote(he thought it was a tv remote..he got that part wrong:)

He didn't get it wrong. There are differences in shared dreams. Differences that are somewhat similar in nature. Like to dreamers go into a restaurant, one sees a Burger King, the other sees a Denny's. In fact I'd go so far as to say each dreamer is in their own unique dream, yet it's still a shared dream. In this case you can't say it was your dream alone, it was his too, so he can't be wrong about what he saw.