Are we really daydreaming? Is it the same as when you are sleep in dreaming? Because daydreaming seems to be something more. You can control something more you can easily access and attain. I Daydream all the time about how I want my podcast to sound and ideas I might have or things I want to do, but the dreams can be nightmarish often in dreams I am running away from some monster that just about has hold of me or is about to
Everybody has the untapped potential, usually untapped to lose a dream, which means that everybody can potentially fully control their dreams, which means that when you are dreaming and you're in REM sleep and you're not lucid dreaming, then essentially you're on autopilot and your brain on autopilot is manifesting this sponsor to chase you around. Now you can cycle analyze that as much as you want
Roberto Cordero
@RobertoC_73 · 0:23
Hi, Dewuan, I hope you're doing well my day dream these days is for the pandemic to be over and for me to go in like a socially undistant world tour to meet the friends and acquaintances that I have only met online so far
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:57
I know for some, I guess for you, for instance, it's really important and exhilarating to have said dream. But for me, dreams are, I don't know. In some ways they're odd, because most of the time I'm wondering, why did I dream about this? This makes no sense. But as far as the reoccurring dreams with the monster or whatever or some beast, it's not even the sight of the beast. It's the act of what it's doing
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 1:59
Roberto, thank you for responding. And it's interesting that you actually left me with an answer, I guess, to a question that I had posed. And that's an interesting thing that they dream about. But I would assume that before the pandemic, you were naturally just kind of connecting with the world. Or maybe you had more of the option to do so