'Dream portals': Is your subconscious traveling to parallel universes nightly?
Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
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Dream gateways
Dreams are believed to act as portals to parallel realities, revealing alternate versions of ourselves.
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Quantum ties
David Leong, an honorary professor at Charisma University in Turks and Caicos, has connected dreams to quantum theory’s Many Worlds interpretation, where choices spawn infinite realities.
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Observer influence
Leong’s ideas parallel the observer effect, suggesting consciousness shapes the realities we dream of.
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Recurring signals
Persistent dreams with vivid themes might signal deeper connections to other dimensions, according to Leong.
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Emotional echoes
Strong feelings in dreams could reflect challenges faced by alternate selves, creating interdimensional resonance.
REM paradox
Mainstream neuroscience attributes dreams to random neural activity during REM sleep, dismissing cosmic links.
Eisenberg’s view
Psychologist and author Dr. Howard Eisenberg suggests that reality itself may be a dream-like construct shaped by collective perception.
Waves of probability
Eisenberg argues that objects exist as waves of probability, solidified only by the act of observation.
Death reimagined
Leong proposes death might be a transition into another reality, where consciousness continues to evolve.