Daydreaming Club
So if you live to be 83, 84 years old, you spend at least a third of that time. Out of your body and in some sort of transport. Anyway. That's the vision for daydreaming club. And anytime we're having that conversation. I had a dream. This was my dream. Thanks for sharing
Hey, David, thank you for starting this club. I am in. I would like to be part of the daydreaming club. I have one question, and I feel like you are very knowledgeable about daydreaming. My question question is what differentiates dreaming during the nighttime and dreaming during the daytime? Because I'm very familiar with dreaming at night. But daydreaming, for me, it's not like how movies show
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:30
I love the specificity of this. I'm so in, Jay. It's so interesting. You talk about continuity of dreaming and how it showed up when you woke up versus being in a state during the day when you're just going and off, and then you have to slide back into reality and how that moment of awareness affects the next moment of your real life. And I think the fluidity is fascinating. And I look forward to David's answer to your question. Great conversation. Thank you
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
This is really good information to know, because if you have trouble going to sleep, all you have to do is bring your breath rate down below five. Breath six breaths per minute, and you'll go unconscious because your breath rate regulates your brainwave pattern for the most part. So if you're breathing ten breaths a minute, you're going to be in Alpha. If you're breathing 15 breaths a minute, you're going to be in beta
Waking thought. By 2023, there will be 8 billion souls incarnate on Earth. Every soul has a story, and it's the same story. It's the story of an infinite and immortal being realizing we're a superhero by realizing their superpowers. It is all of these stories that steer the ship. We are by our dreams, visions, and the stories we tell ourselves, steering the course of humanity through the infinite void
