I have many different kinds of dreams.
Some are just normal narrative dreams.
But a lot of the time I just lay in bed without being fully asleep and see what I can see. Entering a dream like state that way gives much more vivid imagery and enables other sensations like touch, smell, taste, etc..
There's also a stage of sleep where it's just a ton of conversations that are really hard to remember.
There's so much available in sleep, it's really hard to know what all is there to experience.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhumavati
Perceived as the void, as the dissolved form of consciousness, when all beings are dissolved in sleep in the supreme Brahman, having swallowed the entire universe, the seer-poets call her the most glorious and the eldest, Dhumavati. She exists in the forms of sleep, lack of memory, illusion, and dullness in the creatures immersed in the illusion of the world, but among the yogis she becomes the power that destroys all thoughts, indeed Samadhi (death and liberation) itself.
— Ganapati Muni, Uma Sahasram 38, pp. 13—14, [19]
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=YwVjGpMefzs
https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=9-b85ngtQO4
Don't be too alarmed if reality breaks, you won't remember it anyway.
I have many different kinds of dreams.
Some are just normal narrative dreams.
But a lot of the time I just lay in bed without being fully asleep and see what I can see. Entering a dream like state that way gives much more vivid imagery and enables other sensations like touch, smell, taste, etc..
There's also a stage of sleep where it's just a ton of conversations that are really hard to remember.
There's so much available in sleep, it's really hard to know what all is there to experience.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhumavati
> Perceived as the void, as the dissolved form of consciousness, when all beings are dissolved in sleep in the supreme Brahman, having swallowed the entire universe, the seer-poets call her the most glorious and the eldest, Dhumavati. She exists in the forms of sleep, lack of memory, illusion, and dullness in the creatures immersed in the illusion of the world, but among the yogis she becomes the power that destroys all thoughts, indeed Samadhi (death and liberation) itself.
— Ganapati Muni, Uma Sahasram 38, pp. 13—14, [19]
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=YwVjGpMefzs
https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=9-b85ngtQO4
Don't be too alarmed if reality breaks, you won't remember it anyway.
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