Can two people meet in their Dreams?

To be able to communicate your brain with the other people in his sleep? Clear dreams

Introduction

It is one of the oldest questions: Can two people meet in their Dreams?

It is possible that your consciousness is communicating while you sleep, with the consciousness of another Person?

The scientific answer is complex. The practical answer is: Yes, but not like you think.

In this article, I am talking about conscious dreams and dream communication. Not Supernatural, but as a neuro-biology and psychology.

And I'll give you a concrete practices, which you tonight can try.

The science: What happens when you clear Dream?

The brain is aware of dream

If you have a clear dream, activate your brain is two things at the same time:

1. The Dream-Mode (Limbic System, Emotion, Creativity)
2. Awareness (Prefrontal Cortex, Self-Awareness)

This is the state in which “there are two things at the same time” possible.

Do you dream (your brain is in dream mode). But do you know that you're dreaming (your consciousness is active).

This is the key to everything.

Can brains sync up“”?

Here's the Interesting thing: brains can synchronize.

When two people are present together, to synchronize their brain waves. This is scientifically measured.

But you can also sync when both are sleeping?

This is difficult to verify. There are some studies, but nothing is definite.

The practical answer: It is possible that two people can meet in clear Dream “” – not supernatural, but by a kind of mental resonance.

What is Inter-dream-is communication?

The Definition

Inter-dream communication is When two people communicate aware in their Dreams and each other's experience.

This is not:

• “I dream of you” (is that a normal dream)
• “I wish that you're dreaming of me” (this is not telepathy, Faith, reality)

That is:

• Two people both have clear dreams
• Arrange a meeting place (a imaginary place)
• They both present themselves aware of in this place
• They communicate with each other

The works by mutual Intention and lucid Dreaming – not supernatural, but psychologically.

How it works (the theory)

Step 1: Intention

Two people agree: “We will tomorrow night to meet at 3 o'clock in a Park in our Dreams.”

This common Intention is important. She says two brains: “This is important. Be careful.”

Step 2: Lucid Dreaming

Both people are working to have clear dreams. You do the practices I have described earlier.

Step 3: The Meeting Place

In clear dream of every visualized a place – the same place. A Park. A House. A Beach.

Because both visualize and overlay the same place, their dreams of “to”. You can experience each other in this shared dream-space.

Step 4: Communication

They talk to each other. They exchange information. Everything is so real like a normal interaction.

Step 5: The Awakening

Both Wake up. Check: “Have you seen me?” “Yes, you were wearing a blue shirt.” “Right!”

If both remember the same Details, the contact is real.

Why does it work (if it works)?

The brain works by expectation and attention.

If two people have the same expectations (“We will meet”), and both focus your attention to the fact, can speak your brains “to each other” – not supernatural, but through the mental connection.

It's like two Radios on the same frequency.

Practical Examples

Example 1: in The classic Test

The Situation:

Anna and Marco are the best of friends. You want to test whether you can meet in Dreams.

The Plan:

1. You agree to: “Tomorrow we are going to meet us night at 3 am in a red house.”
2. Describe this house:
   • A large red house
   • With a black roof
   • In the center of a Park
   • With a large tree in the front
3. They both work to have clear dreams

The Night:

Anna:

• You Wake up at 3 am (because you remember)
• It visualizes the red house
• She goes inside
• She sees Marco in the living room
• They talk for a few minutes
• She says to him: “In reality, when you Wake up, it is going to rain.”
• She wakes up

Marco:

• He wakes up at 3:15 am (a little later)
• He visualized the red house
• He goes
• He sees Anna
• They speak
• She warns him of the rain
• He's waking up

In The Morning:

Compare:

• Both remember the red house
• Both remember the conversation
• Both remember the warning about rain
• It actually rains

This is a successful Inter-dream-contact.

Example 2: The emotional contact

The Situation:

Sophie has lost her father. You want to meet him again“”.

The Plan:

1. The night before he died, he had said to her: “When I go, I Dream of you in yours.”
2. Sophie is working to have clear dreams
3. It visualizes every night, as she meets her father

What happens:

After a few weeks, Sophie has a clear dream.

She is in her childhood room.

Her father is there.

He looks at you and says: “I am here. All is well.”

They hug.

He gives her a Symbol or sign of something that only you both know.

She wakes up and cries, but there are tears of peace, not of pain.

Is it supernatural?

From a scientific point of view: no. Sophie's brain has created a dream, to process grief. The dream was “real” in the sense that it was a real neurobiological experience.

From a practical point of view: Yes. The contact was real. Sophie's consciousness, communicated to her father-consciousness (in your memory).

Both are real.

Example 3: Information Transfer

The Situation:

A Student and his Mentor work together. The Mentor is gone from the country, but they want to work together.

The Plan:

1. You agree to: “Tomorrow night we will meet in the classroom at the University.”
2. The Student has a Problem with his work. He would like to ask the Mentor.
3. Both are working to have clear dreams

The Night:

The Student:

• Has a clear dream
• He looks at his Mentor in the classroom
• The question
• The Mentor explains the solution
• It suddenly make sense
• He's waking up

The Mentor:

• Has a clear dream
• He looks at his students in the classroom
• The student asks the question
• He explains
• The dream ends

In The Morning:

The Student implements the solution. It works perfectly.

The Mentor asks: “Have you dreamed of me?” The Student says: “Yes! You have explained to me the solution.”

The Mentor is surprised. He had the same dream.

What happened?

Either:

1. A coincidence (the Student would have found the solution alone)
2. The Mentor has actually sent the “Know” and the Student has “receive”
3. Both brains were synchronized by a common Intention, and the Student found the answer through deep collaboration

All three are possible. The most important thing is work: It is.

Example 4: The Long-Range Contact

The Situation:

Two people are in love, but are in different countries. You can't speak often.

The Plan:

You agree to night every Sunday: “We meet in our Dreams.”

Describe the location: A beach under the stars.

What happens:

Over the weeks, you will meet regularly in this dream-the beach.

You speak. They hug. They are together.

With time, the dreams more vivid and detailed.

The Interesting:

You can tell the Details of your Dreams:

• “I saw you in a red shirt”
• “Yes, I saw you in your gray sweater”
• “The Sand was hot, isn't it?”
• “Yes, and I heard the waves”

The Details match.

This can be a coincidence. Or it may be that their brains are synchronised really.

For these two people, it is no matter. For you it is real.

You will feel closer to each other – not because of Supernatural, but because of regular conscious encounter.

How you self-practice

Step 1: Choose a Partner

This works best with someone who is also interested in. Ideally someone you trust way.

Step 2: Arrange a place and a time

For example, “Tomorrow night, at 3 o'clock in the red house with black roof.”

Write the Details:

• Colors
• Size
• The objects in the room
• Date

The more detailed, the better.

Step 3: Work to clear Dream

Use the methods I described earlier:

• MILD-method (Intention before you go to sleep)
• Reality Checks (during the day)
• WBTB method (Wake up and go back)

Step 4: The Night

Before going to bed:

• Visualize the place
• Repeat: “I am going to meet [Name] tomorrow night”
• Go to sleep with this Intention

In the night:

• When you Wake up, try to go into a lucid dream
• If you have a clear dream, visualize the agreed place
• Search your Partner
• When you meet up, talk about specific Details (so you can check later)

In The Morning:

• Write on, what are you reminded of you
• Comparisons with your Partner
• Check the Matches

Step 5: Evaluation

After a month of Trying to be evaluated:

Success:

• Both remember the same place
• Both of you may recall similar conversations
• The Details agree

Partial Success:

• One Partner had a clear dream, and the other
• Or only vague Similarities

No Success:

• None of them had a clear dream
• Or the Details do not match

The critical questions

Is it really real or just a Placebo?

This is the big question.

The scientific point of view: It is hard to prove that it really is “contact”. It could be a coincidence.

The practical point of view: If the two people remember the same Details, and the Details were not to be predictable, that is proof enough.

My Answer: It is both. It is neuro-biological reality (real brain activity) and psychological reality (real importance for the people). Whether it is “supernatural”, is a question of Definition.

You can use the order in the dreams of others to penetrate?

No. That doesn't work without the mutual Intention.

If the other Person is not “agree”, nothing happens.

The mutual Intention is essential.

Is it safe?

Yes, it is safe. It only dreams are made of.

But there's a psycho is a logical risk: If you spend too much time in the dream a reality, you could lose the real reality.

The rule: a dream-communication should be supportive, not an escape from reality.

Practical table: types of dream-contact

FAQ: frequently asked questions

Q: do I Need to have both a clear dream to make it work?

A: Ideally, Yes. But sometimes a dream is clear and the other will have a normal dream, and yet you can meet. It is harder, but not impossible.

Q: What if the other Person believes in it?

A: It is heavier. Faith is not supernatural, it is psychologically. If you don't believe in it, don't set your brain to it“”. But it may happen anyway.

Q: Can this go wrong?

A: It can be emotional to go wrong. For example, if the other Person doesn't remember, you might feel hurt. Or you could be a dependent of dream-Meet a real-life Meeting. The rule is: Use it, but not as a substitute for real relationships.

Q: How long will it take until it works?

A: It varies. Some people have success in the first week. Others take months. It depends on how well you clear dreams have, and how strong is the Intention.

Q: Can I communicate with several people at the same time?

A: Theoretically, Yes. But it is heavier. The more people involved, the harder it is. It works best with a Person.

Q: Is this telepathy?

A: No. Telepathy is direct thought Transfer. This is more of a synchronization of Dreams. It could include telepathy, but that's not the main feature.

Q: What if I don't see in a dream something that the other Person is saying, you've seen?

A: This happens often. It could be that your brain has not “added to the Details that were real.” Or the other Person forgot. This is a part of the practice of figuring out what was “real” and what is not.

Q: Can I use this for evil goals?

A: Theoretically, you could try to harm someone in a dream“”. But it does not work. Dreams are driven by Intention. If your Intention is evil, speak to your brain resists. And even if it works, the damage is minimal – there are only dreams.

A complete log for your first night

Preparation (of the day)

1. Choose your Partner
2. Arrange the meeting point (describing him in detail)
3. The time is compatible (ideally 3 o'clock in the morning)
4. Write everything down
5. Give the Partner a copy

In The Evening

1. Ess easy
2. Drink water (but not too much)
3. Read the description of the meeting point, several times
4. Visualize the place for 5 minutes
5. Again, the Intention to repeat: “I'll meet Name [] tomorrow night at 3 a.m.”
6. Go to sleep with this Intention

In the night

1. When you Wake up at 3 am (or close to it), stay awake
2. Visualize the meeting place
3. Try to go in a clear dream
4. If it works, go to the meeting point
5. Search your Partner
6. When you meet up, talk about Details
7. Remember everything

In The Morning

1. Write immediately what you've remembers (before you distracts you)
2. Contact your Partner
3. Compare the notes
4. Reviewed in the Matches

After a week

If it didn't work:

• Try again
• Work more and more clear to Dream during the day
• In-depth the Intention

If it has been partially works:

• Congratulate you
• Try again next week
• With practice it will get better

If it has how it works:

• Great!
• You can now regular meetings
• Or you can, with more people experimenting

Conclusion: limits and possibilities

To be able to communicate two brains in your sleep?

The answer is nuanced:

Supernatural: Probably not. There is no scientific evidence for supernatural communication.

Psychologically: Yes. Two brains can “sync” with common Intention and lucid Dreaming.

Practical: Yes. Two people can meet in Dreams and real communication, not supernatural, but it is real.

The most Important thing: It works for the people who do it.

Whether it is “real” according to scientific Standards, is less important than the fact that it works and it is significant.

The dreams are real. The experience is real. The connection is real.

That's good enough.

This article was written for people who want to understand that the boundaries between reality and dream are more fluid than we think, and that communication must not be on the waking world is limited.