We talk. To one another. To ourselves. What do we talk about?
We dream. Alone. Can some souls join with others in self-awareness while the body is sleeping?
What forms the content in each state of being. Are these being states the rules within 3-D environments?
When we wake-talk, we can talk about the content of the dreams we recall, what we saw on TV, or any screen, eating, what we’ve read, who we have interacted with, our emotions, our children, pets and significant others…. It usually is pulled from recent 3-D experiences, as well as internal self-chatter.
In dreams, we have the ability to create new environments; sometimes they have different rules. Or, the setting may be a familiar house or someplace physical where you have been. I think we pull from deeper memories when in sleep, compared to the awakened state.
Why do we converse?
Meditation is to cease the conversation. But then, we might suddenly receive a communication from someplace outside of your self-awareness. It may be the answer to a question you have been been tormented by for a long time, or maybe for just a few hours or days. Time has a different quality when in sleep, compared to the awakened state.
What is the difference between consciousness and self-awareness. I recently heard the following; Consciousness is the 3-D recognition of physical stimulus - your 5 senses. But self-awareness is the state of knowing. A buzz. An aliveness. Being able to connect dots and create the new. The recognition of the dimension of time, and knowing that observations of time change with time. This is self-awareness.