Short-term goals: Dreamwork project(s)

Project 14: Dreamwork Analysis Pilot Project: Click for current application (for the pilot) to The Saybrook Research Center, San Francisco: http://dreamworks.bravehost.com . For Saybrook, the following short-term goals are proposed:

1.) investigation of bias, epistemology and criteria selection regarding the Maimonides Dream Laboratory,

 2.) determination of relevant researchable questions for subsequent replication studies,

3.) identification of the calumniators of bias and identify ethical issues and

4.) praxis.

Ongoing and planned outputs include regular proposals, grantspersonship, reports and written assembly, presentations as requested, action projects and publication.

Mid-term goal:

Recapulation (vis a vis Carlos Castaneda)

Identification of research criteria with the aim to design, propose and define methodology, research design, data analysis formats, falsifiabilty and ways to determine results.

Assemble data and arrange publication. There would be solid, full and concrete proposals for calls for further research.

Long-term goal:

Strategic planning and permanent implementation of the ultimate Dream Interaction Laboratory of which several pilot projects are underweigh. http://philanthropy.bravehost.com

Strategic planning and permanent implementation of the ultimate General Science Laboratory where Project 14 would have the latitude to expand into further areas of interest including dreamwork and/or ganzfeld experiementation.

"The studies of German psychologist Wolfgang Metzger (1899-1979) in the 1920s and '30s "on the perception of the homogeneous visual field (Ganzfeld) were so widely read that ganzfeld was adopted as a generally accepted term." In the mid 1970s, parapsychologists began designing telepathy experiments that called for the receiver to be put in a soundproof room with homogeneous visual and auditory stimuli."

http://skepdic.com/ganzfeld.html

http://gestalttheory.net/people/heckhaus.html

Ongoing and planned outputs include regular proposals, grantspersonship, reports and written assembly, presentations as requested, action projects and publication.