Thread: Dream Sharing

Ok, i know everyone posted their comments a long time ago, but i have been thinking about this for quite a while now. The movie inception opened up my eyes to this topic as well.
The first thing that i was wondering was ok, is it possible. For one thing, there are many factors that you must consider.
1.How would you get to sleep
2.How would you know that you are in your dream?
3.How will you even remember you dream when you are done?
4.How will you get done, and what will put you in the "dream" state in the first place?
5.How will your dream be set up? (who what when,where, and why?) and how would you choose that?
6.How would you enter someone elses dream if they are dreaming? hence the sharing part?

One thing that i am wondering is people think.. I would want it to feel real in my dream. But what if possibly it is real completely to you. as real as can be, you just can't remember that it was real. You would have to stimulate some part of the brain boosting its function, such as how well you can remember things.


Comment if you understand this.

Originally Posted by dan26114

Ok, i know everyone posted their comments a long time ago, but i have been thinking about this for quite a while now. The movie inception opened up my eyes to this topic as well.
The first thing that i was wondering was ok, is it possible. For one thing, there are many factors that you must consider.
1.How would you get to sleep
2.How would you know that you are in your dream?
3.How will you even remember you dream when you are done?
4.How will you get done, and what will put you in the "dream" state in the first place?
5.How will your dream be set up? (who what when,where, and why?) and how would you choose that?
6.How would you enter someone elses dream if they are dreaming? hence the sharing part?

One thing that i am wondering is people think.. I would want it to feel real in my dream. But what if possibly it is real completely to you. as real as can be, you just can't remember that it was real. You would have to stimulate some part of the brain boosting its function, such as how well you can remember things.


Comment if you understand this.

Your thinking to much along the lines of Inception. In reality you don't need some kind of device or drugs to make you have a lucid dream. Also dreams, especialy lucid ones are usualy just as real as in waking life. You don't need an architecht to set up the dream for you or anything, your mind does all that for you. The only factor is how you share a dream with someone. Typicaly it is thought to be done through some kind of telepathic conection though it is very hard to prove and know one really knows how it works. There are theorys like WakingNomads dream plane theory. If you really want to look into shared dreaming you need to learn to lucid dream first, which is what this site is about.