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The highest levels of dreams explained in detail

👉 Click the link below or scan the QR code to get started with Brilliant's tutor for free at https://brilliant.org/Aperture/ You can upgrade to Premium to unlock all courses and get unlimited daily access to everything on Brilliant. Aperture viewers can save 20% off an annual subscription by using the link above. Every night something extraordinary happens. You close your eyes and suddenly the world around you disappears. The room you’re in, the feel of the bed against your body, the sounds of the world still awake outside your window. Your thoughts, fears, and concerns of your day all… vanish. Suddenly, you’re thrown into a completely different reality that feels just as real. You dream. We can watch a sleeping brain on a screen and tell the moment it starts to dream. Still, no one can say for certain why it does. Why do some dreams feel more real than waking life, while others fade before you open your eyes? And why do we almost never realize we’re dreaming until it’s over? Although everyone who has ever lived has dreamed, it remains one of the hardest experiences to explain or understand. Neuroscientists, psychoanalysts, philosophers and religious scholars have all reached the same uncomfortable conclusion: dreaming isn’t as simple as it appears. It unfolds in levels, and the deeper you go, the stranger it gets. 00:00 The highest levels of dreams explained in detail 01:13 Level 1 - Hypnagogic Imagery 04:49 Level 2 - Mundane Dreams 08:35 Level 3 - Confusional Arousal 13:33 Level 4 - Vivid Dreams 21:28 Level 5 - Lucid Dreams 30:10 Level 6 - Tibetan Dream Yoga 🎙️ Aperture on Spotify: https://bit.ly/aperturepod Aperture explores the ideas shaping how we think: philosophy, psychology, and the hidden forces behind human behavior. New perspectives, every week. JOIN THE COMMUNITY 💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/nDDVGv2MHp SUPPORT APERTURE 🙏 Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ApertureYT ───────────────────────────── 📩 Brand partnerships & collaborations: aperture@underknown.com #dream #sleep #psychology #brain #mind #science #consciousness

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