Level4Report.htmlTEXTGoMkH8@ŠmBIN The Global Lucid Dreaming Experiment April 29, 2007 results concerning LEVEL 4 Lucid Dreamers

the GLOBAL LUCID DREAMING EXPERIMENT
April 29, 2007 results

Level Four Lucid Dreamers

Our dreaming participants are divided into four levels according to the frequency and lucidity of their dreams.  Participants who identified themselves at Level 4 are those who frequency experience awareness that they are in the dreamstate. 

            These participants were emailed special instructions on Saturday, April 28, the day before the experiment time.  These instructions were designed to aid dreamers in cataloguing their experiences through synesthesia.  Synesthesia is a term describing the heightened ability to draw upon the senses for extra-sensory perception.  It is a function of undivided attention.  The results in some cases were remarkable (see INTENTIONAL DREAMING:  COMING TOGETHER IN DREAM SPACE) 

            In our first experiment Level Four dreamers were asked to identify elements of their dream experience.  Of the two dozen Level Four participants, 100% recalled one or more dreams with half of these reporting lucid dreams. 

            Of those experiencing lucid dreams, 70% recognized these as dream experiences and 30% reported inner level experiences in the dreamstate.  Dream experiences are induced by subconscious mind and observed by the conscious mind.  Inner level experiences occur in subconscious mind under the direction of the conscious mind.  The distinction is similar to the difference between watching a movie and creating one.  Watching a movie is similar to "having" a dream that is consciously remembered.  Creating a movie is similar to writing, filming, editing, and producing what you consciously imagine.  Those reporting inner level experiences in the dreamstate revolved around an intentional dreaming suggestion in the special instructions. 

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