Meaning of a Dream

Advanced lucid dreaming means exploring what it means to be conscious. Are there different levels of consciousness we can experience in dreams? How does the brain process and make sense of this information? Who's in control of the experience?

Another philosophical point raised by lucid dreaming is this: if our dreams can be so realistic as so mimic real life, can we even trust our waking senses? How do we know what's real? Are we living in a dream world? How would we know?

This latest section aims to take apart our automatic assumptions of consciousness and reach more meaningful conclusions. These are philosophical questions, and in no way do I attempt to give definitive conclusions, but to help you probe your own beliefs and evolve them for a better understanding of reality and the human mind.

What Is The Self?

What is the self? Do I have a soul? Am I just a series of biological processes? Comparing bundle theory vs ego theory and their implications for the self.

Is Free Will an Illusion?

Is free will an illusion? On the surface, this seems like an odd question to ask. But when you break down the neurological processes, free will is nowhere to be found.

Where do we draw the line between fantasy and reality? Is something real because I imagined it? What if we share the same delusion?

Nick Bostrom's Simulation Argument is a probabilistic theory that states we are almost certainly living in a computer simulation created by future humans.