Getting into someone's dream?

[PsychicKevin]

To InCarna

Lol, I have good reasons why I want to get into someone's dream. Believe me, they are not bad reasons at all. I just want to surprise people in their dreams and then tell them the next morning that I was in their dream and get them in shock. Imagine how fun that would be. lol.

To Everyone else

Thank you very much for your advice.


PsychicKevin

I had one occurance where I fell asleep reading books to my daughter and in my dream she came to me and said "Daddy, can you give me some of the covers" I instantly woke up and noticed I had all the covers, lol.

If this was her actual thoughts (or her astral self) entering my dreams or if I just subcoinciously knew I was using all the covers is up for debate, but was strange none the less :)

Besides two instances of AP where I was stuck in the RTZ and possibly saw her, this is the closest I have come to any of this happening. I have yet to be able to confirm in the morning that she remembers any of these events though. I know she astral projects, but shes too young to really understand it so if I don't talk to her immediately upon awakening she rarely remembers anything...

[Teal]

I agree with you InCarna.For me I would not want anyone in my dreamland that I did not invite. Nor would I want to invade the privacy of another dream. Nor would I teach or tell someone how to do this.

Can I ask why you want to do this?

Ok I see why. But still it is wrong. you should start by asking permission.

[Teal]

I have had this happen to CNC. or someone tells me their dream and I am like hold it then this happened I was there.
There is more then meets the eye of dreamland.

[PsychicKevin]

Oh yes of course I will ask permission!

[Intergalactic]

I used to do this with my mom as a little girl... We'd say "I'll see you in my dreams tonight" right before we went to bed and we'd focus on each other being in the others dream. And the next morning we always seemed to have the same dream and both be in it! Odd, but now that I think about it what you're describing was probably what was happening.

Originally Posted by PsychicKevin

To InCarna

Lol, I have good reasons why I want to get into someone's dream. Believe me, they are not bad reasons at all. I just want to surprise people in their dreams and then tell them the next morning that I was in their dream and get them in shock. Imagine how fun that would be. lol.

To Everyone else

Thank you very much for your advice.


PsychicKevin

That only makes me more suspicious.

Okay, classic example right? I JUST now woke up from someone invading my dreams. Seriously. They ended up doing the usual stupid stuff that idiots do thinking they're so totally cool: Implanting all kinds of twisted and disgusting nightmares, while launching a few energy attacks thinking I'm distracted enough. I honestly can't share the content of the nightmare here because it's simply too gory.

That is what people do when they get into the dream thing.

And when people do that to me, I do what I did tonight. I wake up, I hunt them down in astral, and I sprout all kinds of faces and teeth and venom and nightmare, and I start tearing at them until they either flee or...whatever.

A second reason you don't want to get into dream-trolling is that some people have defenses like that and will turn all visceral on you without warning. First of all people's innate defenses often kick in. Second of all, if you're attacking a gifted person and especially someone who's advanced (and you just never know, dude), you could wake up and be incredibly sick for days or worse.

Do yourself a favor. Stay out of people's dreams. It's generally very much against the rules (which means karmic backlash for you) and anyone whose dreams are invaded are also granted automatic freebies to counter-attack with zero karmic backlash against them.

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