virtualadepts@gmail.com wrote:

I feel that gravity induces dreams in humans. The force of gravity is
in effect pulling our consciousness outside of ourselves and when the
moon decreases earths pull on us your consciousness begins to move back
inward and we dream. It is not unusual for life to be sensitive to the
effects of gravity, plants no which way is up and use a sense of gravity
to pull themselves out of the soil. You could expect that humans could
quite possibly still have this ability since we have evolved from
plants.

Does anyone have any ideas how I could test this hypothesis, or run any
other experiments that could prove a relationship between human
consciousness and gravity? Gravity is less higher in the atmosphere so
perhaps I could study sleep up in the mountains or aboard aircraft.
Another idea I have is measuring a persons weight while they are
sleeping and seeing if it is any less.

Wouldn't mind any help with the hypothesis.

If you want to test the hypothesis, I'd ask: Did the astronauts that went
to
the Moon dream while they were between Earth and the Moon (a low-grav
environment)? If so, then the hypothesis does not work. If not, then it
might
work but further experiments would still be needed.