Mutual Dreaming
by Linda Lane Magallon
Simon & Schuster, 1997
ISBN 0-671-52684-7
Have you ever had the experience of sharing a dream with another person, only
to discover that they had 
a
similar dream themselves? Or to read about a stranger's dream and to recognize
it as your own? These are examples of the fascinating phenomena of "mutual
dreaming", where two or more dreamers, known or unknown to each other, share
the same dream. Through her research, author Linda Lane Magallon, long interested
in dream telepathy and other forms of psychic dreaming, has identified two
main types of mutual dreams: Meeting Dreams, in which two or more dreamers
encounter each other, often taking the form of dream romances, shared nightmares,
out-of-body experiences and lucid meetings, and Meshing Dreams, in which people
view the world from another's perspective, actually sharing the same dream.
The book is organized into five main parts: "Introduction to Mutual Dreams",
"Ways and Whys of Dreaming Together", "How to Dream Together", "New Field
Research", and Results of Research". This structure serves to illuminate the
author's research findings; discuss concepts and premises of mutual dreaming
and to present workable techniques for deliberate attempts at mutual dreaming.
Whether you're simply interested in the idea of sharing dreams, or you'd like
to experiment yourself, Linda Lane Magallon's new book is sure to delight.
For more information on Linda, email CaseyFlyer@aol.com
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