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Hyperspace Fool said:
1) You only remember a tiny fraction of what you actually experience when you blast off.

This varies from person to person and from blast off to blast off.

I agree it's useless to ask alien lifeform about our little human matters.

True... but even when I remember gobs of stuff (like watching the universe be created & destroyed, from beginning to end, 9 times in a row) it is still abundantly clear that there are a staggering amount of memories I am not able to bring back with me.

My impression from talking with hundreds of people about their journeys, is that no one remembers everything. Many don't realize they are not remembering it all, as it takes a certain level of mastery to even retain the sensation that you have lost something... or to be clear enough to recognize the threads connecting you to your past journeys and be able to send your mind down these tunnels and reconnect to what you had experienced before.

Now, granted, having a déjà vu epiphany when seeing something in hyperspace is not enough to prove that you experienced it before and forgot it... alone anyway. When combined with clear knowledge of when you saw it before and an ability to even return to the moment and see yourself experiencing it, it is a bit more convincing.

I will wrap this up by saying that my lengthy experience with lucid dreaming has prepared me rather well for phenomenon like spice where one simply can not bring the whole experience back here. I wake up from dreams where I can subjectively remember years or even lifetimes, and still know that it is only a fraction of what I actually did that REM session.
 
It's funny you mention lucid dreaming, Hyperspace Fool. I've been trying to master this myself. I'm curious as to whether we tune into another reality when we dream and if the 'dream characters' we encounter are other dreamers/other beings in the 'Dreamscape'. I suppose it's quite similar to the DMT experience in many respects. I'm also considering ordering the new Remee LD glasses as this product might boost my chances of it happening.

I have very vivid dreams (never lucid) and can remember many details when I awake. If only I could become fully lucid I could test my hypotheses. Here are a few things I'd like to find out/do:-

1) Map the Dreamscape. I have started to do this as sometimes I re-visit places in my vivid dreams, but if I became lucid I could explore in greater detail. Humans have mapped the Earth, even the universe, so why not this?

2) As with Hyperspace, determine if the dream world is in fact another reality.

3) Question the dream characters and try to glean profound information from them. I've also wondered if it's possible to speak with higher intelligences, even God? Of course, like you said, you have to remember what was transpired.
 
EKUMA1981 said:
It's funny you mention lucid dreaming, Hyperspace Fool. I've been trying to master this myself. I'm curious as to whether we tune into another reality when we dream and if the 'dream characters' we encounter are other dreamers/other beings in the 'Dreamscape'. I suppose it's quite similar to the DMT experience in many respects. I'm also considering ordering the new Remee LD glasses as this product might boost my chances of it happening.

I have very vivid dreams (never lucid) and can remember many details when I awake. If only I could become fully lucid I could test my hypotheses. Here are a few things I'd like to find out/do:-

1) Map the Dreamscape. I have started to do this as sometimes I re-visit places in my vivid dreams, but if I became lucid I could explore in greater detail. Humans have mapped the Earth, even the universe, so why not this?

2) As with Hyperspace, determine if the dream world is in fact another reality.

3) Question the dream characters and try to glean profound information from them. I've also wondered if it's possible to speak with higher intelligences, even God? Of course, like you said, you have to remember what was transpired.

Well, this is probably not the thread to talk about LD in detail, but hyperspace and lucid dreaming do have a lot in common vis a vis, navigation, philosophical implications, and shedding light on "reality."

As to whether the other characters in your dreams are other dreamers or independent entities or creations of your dreaming mind... the answer seems to be all of the above. This is highly dependent on what kind of dream you are in. There are very personal dreamscapes that tend to be predominantly projections of your subconscious mind... but there are also realms accessible to dreamers that are kind of "nexi" so-to-speak.

1) Mapping the Dreamscape is doable, but it will become obvious rather quickly why this is not a task you would really care to dedicate yourself to. A) Dreamworlds are infinite B) Places you need to return to are easy enough to find or will pull you there anyway C) There are literally an infinite # of more interesting realms out there for you to explore... and this is true no matter how cool the place you want to map seems at the time.

2) Good luck. Most of us come to feel this doesn't matter as this reality is not "real" either. The best we can do is try and formulate some criterion for judging the level of "realness" between various realms. This tends to be fairly obvious while in a given realm, but becomes rather fuzzy when thinking on realms you are not currently in.

3) This is fun. I would say the subjective answer to the second part of your question is yes... though like I have said above, good look proving it objectively to others.

Have fun with your Remee. I guess they will roll out this summer. Post a thread on it when you have had a chance to play with it. It is not a new technology as they claim, and there are other sleep glasses that flash lights at you when you are in REM. (some of them actually monitor your eye movement or EEG to accurately flash the lights) Remee only waits X amount of hours and then flashes at Y intervals. But it is reasonably priced, and seems to be popular.

Did you contribute to them on Kickstarter? I heard they raised a half million $.
 
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