THE DREAMER PROJECT

Where the Experiment Lives

This project doesn’t end in a book or dataset — it lives as an open experiment. Subjective reports are shared through social media and in journal annotations on this site.

M Lenclos — Black and white portrait of a young man with a shaved head, light stubble, wearing a crewneck shirt, looking directly at the camera.

MARTIN LENCLOS

“At this stage, The Dreamer Project is not yet a scientific study or large-scale survey. It’s a long-view creative consciousness study — part philosophical lab, part design process, part community conversation, and maybe even part conceptual art happening.

The results are personal, provisional, and ongoing. What you’ll find here is not final knowledge but logs, questions, and invitations to test for yourself. You can do this creative experiment for yourself, let us know what you find.

And remember, if this is true, and consciousness is primary, then it is all happening in us, not outside of us.”

Where We Are

  • The Present Stage

    What’s shared now are fragments: YouTube loops, essays, journal annotations. They’re subjective, exploratory, and deliberately personal. There are no datasets or peer-reviewed claims here — just the beginning field tests of daily life, where the real experiment starts.

  • The Long View

    The Dreamer Project looks further ahead: a slow arc of research that might one day integrate creative study with scientific collaboration. Design objects, perception experiments, and symbolic practices could grow into apps, surveys, even data collection. No deadlines, no grand promises — just curiosity carried forward over years.

  • The Wider Conversation

    This experiment doesn’t live in isolation. Philosophers of mind, consciousness researchers, and nondual traditions are all asking related questions. The Dreamer Project isn’t doctrine and isn’t science (yet). It’s a field test of perception, a place to join the conversation without the pressure of answers.

Your Role

Every experiment needs participants, and here that means you. Try a practice, shift a perception, and notice what changes. Then share: leave a comment on YouTube, join the newsletter to follow new reports, or add your voice to the We The Dreamer book survey. Each reflection is part of the collective log. Your role is not to believe, but to test and to tell us what you find.

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Martin Lenclos on the Youtube channel show The Dreamer Report

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Every perception shift is a piece of the data.

Join Martin Lenclos in The Dreamer Report — experimenting, noticing what shifts, and sharing what he finds.