Is life but a dream?

Originally posted by debbiejo
To this one?...........Oh, I'd like to create my own...

If you were Lucid, you could 😉 or at least have fun tryin

Originally posted by Mindship
If you were Lucid, you could 😉 or at least have fun tryin

😆

Originally posted by Mindship
If you were Lucid, you could 😉 or at least have fun tryin

I know
I was just waxing poetically...and not doing a good job

Originally posted by Mindship
I know
I was just waxing poetically...and not doing a good job

It's waxing poetically on and then waxing poetically off. 😆

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
It's waxing poetically on and then waxing poetically off. 😆

Originally posted by Revernd Maynard
Well it is speculated that when you die, you actually wake up. I mean, wouldn't that be insane?

Heres some interesting things:

You know when you sleep, you look at the clock and lets say its 11:34 am. You fall asleep and you're having this spectacularly vivid and long dream, you wake up and you would expect it to be morning but its only 11:38 am. When you die, there is 12 minuetes of brain activity after the heart stops beating. Could this 12 minuetes keep us in a dream state? Could those 12 min. be a re-living of those years you were alive?

I'm not really explaining it well, if you want to know more about it, there is a movie you should watch....i cant think of it right now, but i will let you know tomorrow..its by the same guy that wrote Dazed and Confused.

Please.....ponder

Define a dream.

Hmmmm......a dream is outside our physical experience.

Originally posted by Great Vengeance
Define a dream.

It's that think that happens at night, during REM sleep. 🙄

Or is it something else that we are perceiving sometimes?

It is a perception, like our perception of what is happening now, but of course a dream is not so sophisticated and so real as the now.

Dreams can be glimpses and also unconscious thoughts, and can be used as learning tools to our true selves...

It seems like a dream...something went terribly wrong, now a test from head to tail...

Originally posted by Great Vengeance
Define a dream.

Dreaming is what we call our perception of subtle biological and psychological processes (spiritual, too, if you are so inclined). These processes are very fine, very faint, very profound, and are always going on. We don't notice them in the daytime because of the bright, dominating glare of waking consciousness. But at night, when we are asleep and our attention retreats inward, then we witness these reflections of being alive on a very deep level.

No doubt, a neurologist (eg) would see things differently.

If you want more of a sound bite: Dreaming is the whole body (brain included) "thinking."

Dreams are cool when pretty women are in em...