I was recently talking to one of my neighbors about dreams. This is because if I talk long enough with someone, I will definitely be bringing up the phenomena of dreams.
I asked him, out of curiosity,
“how often do you dream?”
After a short pause he said,
“twice in my life”
That answer always piques my interest. It’s nothing unusual but I always try to dig a little deeper to find out why.
From my experience working with dreams and the Pryhodko Method, there can be only 2 possibilities. One is that the individual in question has very little emotional response to his environment, and the second is that their dream transmission antenna is not operating properly.
What do I mean by Dream Transmission Antenna?
When you look around and see your physical environment in front of you, your eyes are capturing a small band of waves with a specific range of frequency. The eye sensor and the brain work together to interpret your surroundings to the best of its ability and it does so very well even though the frequency range of visible light is quite small in the grand scheme of things.
But since eyes are biomechanical sensors, and aren’t made on an assembly line with a quality assurance department, they don’t all come with the same standard functionality. Some people are born short sighted, some far sighted but the majority do have acceptable vision.
The point here is that due to the biological nature of this sensor, there is range of functionality that a person can be born with, some requiring glasses, and some don’t.
Since dreams are the result of receiving a transmission into our physical body (similar to the eye), this means that we all have a biologically grown receiver of these signals and just like our eyes, we are all born with various degrees of functionality.
This means that some of us might have a very fine tuned and sensitive receiver while others might be born with a receiver that either barely works or by chance doesn’t work at all. It’s the luck of the draw.
Take my neighbor for example…
I do not know what exactly in the human body captures the State of Being signal and I hope to find out in the future because then we could replicate this organ and perhaps use this technology to peer into the future externally like a camera.
But in the meantime, I want you to ask yourself a question, how operational is your dream antenna?
In other words, how easy is it for you to receive dreams? Do you still receive dreams when your emotions are slightly triggered or do you have to go through an intense emotional event in order to experience dreams the night prior?
From my personal experience and that of my clients, I’ve come to realize that my dream receiver is not the most sensitive, but it is neither broken. In eyesight terms, i would probably have to wear glasses while reading, or driving, but i could get away without them in my every day life.
Others that I have encountered capture way more dreams will less emotional turmoil throughout their awake period.
Knowing how sensitive your dream antenna is can give you insight into the level of emotion that will be experienced the next day. Take myself for example, i have an intuitive sense that if i receive a dream, I know that I will be experience a certain level of emotion at some point in that next awake state. If i do not experience any dreams, it is safe to say that my emotions will be below my threshold.
Let me know in the comments how frequent your dreams are, and if you are able to get an intuitive sense of where your emotional threshold is to allow dreams to appear.
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