The lucid dreaming community might be on the verge of a new technique that’s dependent on a device.  Unlike the Nova Dreamer (a commercial device that’ll cost you in the hundreds), this device is as cheap as a wrist watch at WalMart.  The method, developed by Jayster over at LD4All, is called Vibrating Watch Induced Lucid Dreaming (VWILD).  You basically wear a wrist watch and have it vibrate throughout the day.  When this happens, you perform a reality check.  After this becomes habitual, it’ll carry over in to your dreams as you continue to wear your watch while sleeping.  The watch will vibrate during a dream and, allegedly, you’ll become lucid!  The method is still under some testing, but I highly recommend you check it out and read this informative review from The Mad Hatter over at his blogging site.  The link is below.

 http://dailydeluge.com/2008/01/15/vwild-vibrating-watch-induced-lucid-dream/

A new experiment has been launched within the AA.  This new experiment, which is replacing a previous experiment that took place half a year ago, is going to focus on the credibility of shared dreaming–that is, whether or not it’s possible.  Members will try to incubate a green room and meet up with others to answer the million dollar question: Do we dream alone?  The project needs some management positions, so check out the thread if you’re either interested in managing or just participating.

http://www.dreamport.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=231