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Since 2001 Daniel Erlacher is working on his Ph.D. at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. His research focuses on the control and learning of motor skills. In particular, he is interested in the effect of motor learning during practice in lucid dreams. The main question is: if lucid dreamers practice a sport skill in their lucid dreams (e.g. skateboarding, riding a unicycle, etc.) will this skill improve in the waking state? In recent studies Erlacher could obtain first hints for this hypothesis.

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The legacy of Edgar Cayce once helped dreamers to find the way to one another in den USA half. Similar remarkable people were also known in Europe. One of them was Rudolf Steiner. Today his influence is felt in special schools, in agriculture, in alternative medicine, in the arts and even in banking. However, that is only the outer side of anthroposophy. Christoph Gassmann describes how Rudolf Steiner understood the phenomenon of the dream and finds it worthwhile for his understanding of dreams to be discussed both within and outside anthroposophy and that it be used as a stimulus.

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Welcome Agnes, welcome Asia! An Asian edition of Dreamers United is being started at this moment. There is a huge interest in dreams in Asia, but - quoting Agnes from an email - “we look at dreams differently, I mean we don’t ask existential questions for our dreams“. Whereas I want to emphasize that dreams are much more than imagery needing interpretation, I suppose that for now interpretation will be the main angle for the Asian blog.

Knowing Agnes from the Psi Angels, I’m happy she joins in with her own edition of Dreamers United. I expect this will become very interesting.

Slowly this blog is getting shape. I’ve added a contact form linked as something to say? under the other heading in the links block. In a perfect world without spammers, I would of course just give you my email address.

Dreamers United is open to all kinds of contributions that fit in with the overall mission. Take a look at the contact form for a few suggestions. If you want to tell something on the blog, let me know. I can put something up on request, or give you direct access by upgrading your registration.

Test your dreaming skills with the Remote Viewing Challenge of Saturday November 6th (or earlier depending on where you live). Somebody in the world will be at a certain location. Your challenge is to sketch and/or describe that location. You can do this with the help of a dream, of through Remote Viewing while awake.

More information is available at the Bulletin Board of the IASD. Good luck everyone!