
Dreaming Wide Awake

“untapped portions of our brains,” or “God,”
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There is also evidence to suggest that DMT levels rise in the urine of psychotic patients as their
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Western parents routinely say to their children in an attempt to get them to disregard their dreams as having any significance. This is an example of what Laughlin calls a “monophasic culture.”
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Among the Mekeo people of Papua New Guinea, shamans supposedly heal other people by “traveling in their dreams to power places in search of their patient’s lost
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psilocybin, the psychedelic substance in magic mushrooms, activates a primitive network in the brain, one linked with emotion.
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understand us better than we understand ourselves.
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new studies with psilocybin, the
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“the Other.”
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Dreaming with an open third eye can lead to some of the happiest and most profound states of consciousness that a human being can experience, and this can help to improve our individual lives and the world.