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A SIMPLE EXPERIMENT FOR VALIDATING DREAM PRECOGNITION

Here is a simple method for documenting and confirming dream precognition.  All it requires is the willingness to keep a dream journal and to share dreams as soon as possible with one other person, preferably in written form:

1.  Record and date your dream

2.  Share your dream as soon as possible with another person, BEFORE waking events catch up to the dream.

3.  Record and date subsequent events in waking life that appear to correspond to your dream.

4.  Share and discuss the match-up with your dream monitor.

This basic protocol may be old hat to us who have been working with our own precognitive and "early warning" dreams for many years.  But it has hit me, in discussion with many everyday dreamers around the world, that this is a dazzlingly simple way for people to stage home experiments that can very rapidly (a) confirm that we have the natural ability to dream things before they happen and (b) enable us to present this phenomenon lucidly and coherently to others -- who can now be encouraged to test their own abilities and stage their own experiments.

If we perform the whole experiment just ONCE, we have powerful evidence of dream precognition of a kind I hold to be truly scientific -- and a pathway for a dream science based on the raw data of experience.  For anyone who succeeds in this, the implications go deeper than our world, since they imply that our consensual notions of time (and reality itself) are inadequate.  The involvement of the dream monitor (who may be your regular dream-sharing pal) is crucial, because this supplies external validation that the dream came before the corresponding physical event, and that the dream report was not edited.

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