Imagine yourself living your normal life, walking down a familiar path with your friends. The sun is shining, the air is filled with the sounds of laughter, and you are traveling towards your destination, enjoying the moments and the view. Everything seems alive and tangible, as if it were the most real thing you have ever experienced.
But then, in an instant, everything changes. Suddenly you realize that all of this – the road, the friends, the laughter – is just an illusion. You wake up, surprised to realize that it was all just a dream, but it was so real. The question lingers in your mind: am I really awake now, or am I still on another level of illusion?
How can you be sure? You realize that you usually only recognize a dream when you wake up from it. But what if you could become conscious while you are in a dream? This awareness, known as lucid dreaming, is the beginning of a journey. In this state, you have the power to distinguish reality from illusion while the dream is still happening around you.
To unlock this ability, you need to learn to recognize subtle signs that you might be dreaming. These signs, called reality checks, can help you separate your waking life from your dream world. Simple actions like trying to read text, looking at your watch twice to see if the time changes, or pinching your nose and trying to breathe through it can reveal inconsistencies in your dream state. If the text changes, time is distorted, or you can breathe despite pinching your nose, you are probably dreaming.
But these reality checks go beyond the dream world; they prompt deeper philosophical reflections. Can we ever truly "wake up" from what we perceive as our normal lives? What is normal life, anyway? Perhaps our everyday existence is another form of dream, a more complex illusion from which we can wake up?
Perhaps you are experiencing a false awakening right now, a moment when you think you are awake but are still in the grip of a dream. This thought challenges the limits of your perception and raises the question: what lies beyond the veils of our consciousness?
In the realm of lucid dreaming, you explore these profound questions. You learn to consciously travel through dream landscapes, revealing the secrets of your subconscious. You become the architect of your dream reality, with the opportunity to awaken to new levels of awareness. Traveling through the dream world, guided by the practice of reality checks, becomes a path of self-discovery and a deeper understanding of the nature of reality.

Secrets of Dreams: From Illusion to Reality
Dreams can be vast and varied, encompassing a multitude of experiences that can often blur the line between reality and illusion. Among these types are dreams that seem to be created in the here and now, like real-time video games. These dreams, when created, sometimes have imperfections—tears in their fabric that indicate their illusory nature. Recognizing and reconstructing these imperfections may be key to understanding the dreamscape.
The Variety of Dreams and Their Characteristics
There is a rich fabric of dream types, each unique in its own way. Some dreams are vivid and immersive, while others are more like fleeting illusions than real experiences. These differences in dreams indicate the complexity and depth of the subconscious or something much greater.
Sandbox Dreams: Whirlwind Story Journeys
We want to emphasize that there are different types of dreams. We will first focus on what we call “sandbox dreams” which are also not REM dreams. These dreams, in which the plot is always engaging, the characters are responsive and engaging, and the exploration is extremely enjoyable. However, these dreams often capture our attention so much that we lose consciousness and forget everything altogether, falling asleep in the dream.
Dream Categories and Their Uniqueness
There are also other types of dreams that can hardly be called dreams, they are very different from the "sandbox" types and come in many varieties. Therefore, we will define these dreams as we perceive them and call the crossroads between them a gateway or a crossroads where we can be, recognizing the many paths that lead to these various dream worlds.
Human History and the Transmission of Dreams Through Generations
But how do we understand these dream phenomena? This knowledge has been accumulated over many lifetimes and generations of dedication. Imagine a person in ancient times who encountered a strange, puzzling dream. Intrigued, they would share their experience with a younger person. As the younger person grew older, they would also encounter similar strange dreams and pass on their insights to the next generation. Over time, this cycle of sharing and learning creates a collective understanding of dreams.
Reality Checking in Dreams
Think about the knowledge that the average adult possesses today. How many of them are familiar with the concept of reality checking in dreams? Probably very few. This underscores the importance of accumulating knowledge. Every little detail, every small breakthrough in understanding dreams often requires a lifetime of dedication. It is through this never-ending quest for understanding that we begin to grasp the nuances of the dream world.
Mirror Anomalies in Dreams: Myths and Reality
For example, an interesting anomaly arises from the belief that it is bad to sleep with a mirror above the bed or directly in front of the bed, on the foot side. Do you know why this belief exists? Many people know about this belief, but has anyone studied in detail the origin and consequences of this belief? Or maybe not bad, but actually good? Maybe we can take advantage of this anomaly? Or maybe people accidentally discovered a gap in the reality that we call reality?

The Rarity and Value of Dream Knowledge
In the following articles, we will not only find out what is really going on, but also how to use this knowledge to your advantage. To understand the rarity and importance of dream knowledge, imagine this. Becoming a doctor, a scientist, a microbiologist, or anything else is relatively easy. The list is long. You fall to the ground and find a book on mathematics or biology. The knowledge of the outside world is well developed, a lot of people know it, and you just spend the next ten years studying until you finally understand. You have something to learn from.
Dream World Explorations: Personal and Collective Experience
But where are the dreams? They are the most important of all. You don't always use mathematics or microbiology to achieve something, but dreams are always with you and you can use them every moment of your life. But this most important knowledge is hidden, no one knows anything about it. It's crazy. And no one can study it, because we are tied to our jobs and we can't spend the next twenty years trying to learn something about it in practice - we need to eat and live somewhere. But no one pays for it and it is critically difficult.
The Power of Dreams and Their Practical Application
The energetic healings and restorations that are simply a part of me, and the vision of a real person hiding behind their own body, are simple compared to what we can do using dreams. They are right there, but at the same time behind practically impossible barriers that only a few people around the world are able to cross on their own every few hundred or thousand years.
Future Prospects in Dream Research
And these should be self-evident knowledge and skills.Should I continue to freely share what others find impossible to know, find, or understand? Where are those barriers that others find insurmountable and simply don't know about, and how can I show the way? I don't know. For now, I choose to share.
I was already on the other side, everything would have gone and disappeared along with everything. The fact that I will share and distribute my greatest wealth, accumulated throughout my life - it will only be more interesting.
Therefore, we must respect and value the accumulated knowledge of generations and lifetimes. It is through this collective wisdom that we can explore the mysterious world of dreams, revealing the secrets that lie in the depths of our subconscious. Each discovery, no matter how small, contributes to a broader understanding of the dream landscape, highlighting the complex dance between reality and illusion that characterizes our nocturnal journeys.

Dreams and Video Game Graphics: How Sandbox Dreams Are Created in Real Time
Dreams are one of the most intriguing and mysterious phenomena we encounter every night. One of the most interesting categories of dreams are the so-called “sandbox” dreams, which are very similar in nature to the real-time generation of graphics in video games. These dreams are often characterized by vivid images, dynamic plots, and interactive characters that react to our actions and decisions. But how are these dreams created and what are their mechanisms? Let's try to figure out this intriguing question.
Dream Generation: Real-Time Simulations
In video games, graphics are generated in real time using complex algorithms and powerful computers. Similarly, our brains are able to create complex and immersive dream worlds in an instant. This process involves several important aspects:
- Sensory Information and Memory: Our brains constantly process a huge amount of sensory information and store it in memory. In dreams, this information is used as the basic material from which dream images and situations are created. Similar to how video games use pre-made graphics, our brains use memories and sensory data to create the dream environment.
- Neural Network Activity: When we dream, our brains are actively working to create coherent and logical dream sequences. This is similar to how a computer processor processes graphics data in real time. The activity of a neural network determines what images, sounds, and sensations appear in dreams.
- Changes in Level of Consciousness: During sleep, our level of consciousness changes, allowing the brain to experiment more freely with ideas and images. This allows us to dream of situations and environments that would be impossible or difficult to imagine in real life. This change in level of consciousness is similar to the way a video game graphics engine can create fantastic and unusual environments.
"Sandbox" Dreams: An Oasis of Creativity and Freedom
Sandbox dreams are special in that they allow the dreamer to freely explore and interact with their environment. These dreams are characterized by the following features:
- Dynamic Plot: In "sandbox" dreams, the plot can constantly change depending on the dreamer's actions and decisions. This gives the dream a sense of being "alive" and responding to our actions.
- Interactive Characters: In dreams, we often encounter characters who act like real people, responding to our questions or actions. This is reminiscent of NPCs (non-player characters) in video games, which are designed to give the player the feeling that they are interacting with living beings.
- Unforeseen Situations: Like video games, dreams can have unexpected situations or obstacles that force us to solve problems creatively. This enriches the dream experience and makes it more interesting and engaging.
Unusual Elements of Dreams: Illusions and Imperfections
Just as video games sometimes have graphical errors or "glitches," so too can dreams have imperfections. These imperfections can be tears in the fabric of the dream, indicating its illusory nature. Recognizing and reconstructing these imperfections can be key to understanding the dream landscape. Such elements can manifest as:
- Extraordinary Geometries: Sometimes in our dreams we may see objects or environments that defy the laws of physics. This can be similar to video game bugs where objects "overlap" or lose their shape.
- Logical Deficiency: Dreams may lack logic or cause-and-effect relationships. For example, doors may lead to different places or characters may behave in completely unpredictable ways.
- Recurrent Anomalies: Some dream anomalies can recur and become familiar. This can be similar to certain video game bugs that appear in certain situations.
Sandbox dreams are a wonderful example of how our brains are able to create complex and dynamic worlds in real time, similar to the graphics engines of video games. These dreams allow us to explore oases of creativity and freedom, where we can encounter unusual situations and imperfections that reveal the illusory nature of dreams. Although the dream world still hides many secrets, exploring it can help us better understand our subconscious and its possibilities.
Dream Secrets: What It Really Means to Dream
The world of dreams is much more complex than we can imagine. Everything I write is only a tiny part of what is actually happening in our conscious and subconscious minds. I use the term "lucid dreaming" to describe only a general direction, but it is only a small part of the entire human energy field - the most complex thing that, in my opinion, a person can do and study.
Lucid Dreaming: A Small Glimpse into a Huge World
Lucid dreaming is a phenomenon in which the dreamer is aware that he is dreaming and can control the course of the dream. It is like looking through a crack in the door into a huge room. This phenomenon is only a small thing compared to the entire energy field of humanity, which is so complex that only a few people in human history have touched it and no one has fully explored it. Even today, when we have real spaceships traveling to other planets and exploring space, the world of dreams remains an unexplored area.
The Snowball of Dreams: The Impenetrable Expanses of Human Consciousness
What I write about dreams and their "categories" is like a snowflake on a giant mountain, which is an even bigger iceberg. Exploring lucid dreams and trying to categorize the dream world is like trying to describe the universe. It's like if you could see with your finger. – you feel as if you are swiping across a silky surface, where there is an almost unlimited amount of tiny, glowing hairs of energy, and if you touch one of them, you can see the whole world.
The "sandbox" dream world I was talking about is only 2% of that one tiny hair of energy that people usually never experience or only experience once in a lifetime as a pleasant dream memory.
The Unfathomable Secrets of Dreams
Exploring the world of dreams is an incredibly complex and profound process. Every small discovery, every small piece of insight opens the door to an even larger and more complex world. It requires not only knowledge and effort, but also extraordinary courage and curiosity. While modern technology allows us to explore space and plan the colonization of other planets, the world of dreams and the inner world remains a mysterious and unexplored area waiting for its discoverers.
Dreams are like a secret key to our own depths, where endless possibilities and unexplored territories lie. It is a world where we can confront our deepest desires, fears and dreams, and each new step into this world opens up even more mysteries and wonders.

Dream Categories: Origin and Complexity
The world of dreams is incredibly complex and diverse. When trying to categorize this world, it is important to realize that all this is only a small fragment of a huge, unfathomable universe. Therefore, although we will try to divide dreams into certain categories, we must remember that this is only a superficial beginning, and only later, with deeper exploration, these categories will become more meaningful and understandable.
REM Dreams: Mechanical Memory Consolidation
REM dreams are one of the most well-known categories of dreams. They are the mechanical part of our brain that is responsible for memory consolidation. We can see them as strange movies, where images and events are often unrelated to each other. These dreams help our brains process and store information that we have accumulated during the day.
"Sandboxes" or Lucid, Conscious Dreams: Learning and Exploration
Sandbox dreams are particularly important for learning and self-improvement. In these dreams, we can learn all kinds of things: dream walking, flying, learning, studying, experiencing, playing, and exploring. These are interactive dreams where we can freely experiment and expand our perceptions.
Communicative Dreams: Subtle Interactions
Another category of dreams are communicative dreams. They are a little different from regular dreams because they involve interactions that resemble communication. The description of these dreams is very complex, so we will leave them as a hint for further research.
External Influences in Dreams: Alien Forces
Some dreams seem as if they come from somewhere other than ourselves. Although they try to look like ordinary dreams, their impact and influence are felt. These dreams can have a significant impact on our lives and actions.
Real Dreams: Intersections with Reality
There are dreams that occur in real life while our consciousness is awake, but we are constantly in touch with the dream world. These are like dreams that overlap with reality, providing a unique and ongoing dream-like experience.
Real Travels: Other Places and Worlds
Some dreams have nothing to do with regular dreams as we know them. They are real journeys to different places where we interact with worlds that already exist. In these dreams, reality checks no longer work because we are actually traveling to other worlds.
False Awakenings: Trapped in Dreams
False awakenings are dreams in which we seem to wake up, but in reality we are still in a dream. This can be a very confusing experience because it is difficult to distinguish whether we are actually awake or still dreaming, this is very important, but we will leave it for another time.
Guided Dreams: Deep Help
There are dreams in which we are guided by other forces or beings. The description of these dreams is too complex to discuss briefly, but they have great significance for our dream experience and life.
Vision Streams: Extremely Complex
Some dreams are streams of visions that are too complex to be described briefly. These dreams are like streams of images and events that take a lot of time and effort to comprehend and understand.
Deceptive Dreams: Deceptive Experiences
Sometimes in our dreams we may encounter situations where others are trying to control us through our dream world. These may be deceptive experiences where we think we are interacting with people we know, but in reality they may be other beings trying to influence us. This happened to me once when an entity appeared, appearing as a respected and loved person, but I had already learned to speak and see through energy, not through words or colors.
Now that I think about it, the further I get from communicating verbally, the harder it is for me to do it. You have to write entire books to convey something, and you still can't say anything in general sentences. I think I would like to start being silent and stop talking. Somehow I feel like I could say a lot more then.
Direct Communication with Yourself: Soul Dialogue
Direct communication with yourself can also occur in the dream world. While you can hear other people's thoughts in the waking world but not your own, in your dreams your spirit can use the dream world to communicate directly with yourself. You will recognize this communication by feeling it - it is a special, healing and personal experience, which we may talk more about later.
Honorable Mentions: Neon World and Other Worlds
There are dreams that only experienced dreamers know about, such as the "neon world" or emissaries from other worlds. These range from the extremely gentle to the extremely terrifying. experiences that can make us cower in fear and keep us awake for months, but they are also waiting for their turn to be discovered and understood.
Into the Unknown: Open Thoughts and Explorations
I choose to believe that no matter how much I learn, experience, or learn about future possibilities, I choose to believe that I know nothing about anything. This gives me the space to explore and learn. I believe that everything I have written, know, or learned about future possibilities is only 0.01%, and the remaining 99.9% is still waiting to be revealed. Maybe I am just being prepared to see what reality really is. Maybe we are all just in the Matrioshka Brain megastructure, reality is completely K̷̡̧̜̣̬̳͙̒ì̷̧̯̤̠̞͙̙̟͍͔̽t̸̡̯̻̲̫̦̻̮͊̀̄͌͋̉̍̓̅̏͋̏̋̉̓ ̟̙̫͍͈̱̘̠̫̝̪̻̰͍̙͎ó̶͔̥̤̫̮̜͇̙͕̻̬̮̙̫̜̜̅̀͑̊̓̓̅̇̎̌̋́̕͝͝ ̞̮͔̞ḱ̶͍̬͓̣͓̪̣͔̣͐̿̐̅̉͗̎͜͝ͅḯ̶̛͓̩͍͉̯͈̹̤̲̓́͌́̾͐̚͝a̷̧̢̡̢̢̝̯͔͇̩͚͖͇̫͇͍̝̳̪̫͚͉͆̃͑̓̿̏̌͋̈́́͊͊͐̈́̏̒̈́̑͒͒̔͛̿͌̂͜͜ and We dream of all this.
Although I don’t think so, I am pointing out that reality may be broader than we can comprehend. In fact, I think it is completely different and too complex to understand at this time. I have conveyed part of the truth, but the rest will become clearer and more understandable only when you experience it yourself and begin to understand. Until then, my words and writings may seem empty, just interesting stories or simply incomprehensible. Never mind, let’s move on.
Perhaps some kind of corruption virus has trapped us, constantly disrupting peace, causing conflicts and constantly trying to corrupt everyone, provoke everyone and we can no longer escape. This virus may be invisible, but its effects are everywhere - in social relations, politics, economics and even personal lives.It causes disagreements, division and distrust, making us question our identity and values.
This constant struggle with internal and external forces forces us to ask ourselves whether we are truly in control of our lives, or whether we are merely puppets in a larger game. Is our consciousness merely part of a larger collective consciousness that is controlled and manipulated by someone else? Is our goal to break free from this illusion and find true reality, or is it simply to accept our current state? where we are drawn to provocations and seek meaning in it?
I know only one thing: life is meaningful and worth walking only if the path has a heart. In this way, it becomes interesting, meaningful and with lasting value. It is important to maintain openness, curiosity, love for oneself and others, and a desire to explore, despite all obstacles and challenges. Only in this way can we discover who we really are, and perhaps even escape this great illusion in which we live.
Categorizing the dream world is just the beginning, but even these simple categories show how complex and profound the mysteries of dreams can be. As we explore this world, it is important to remember that each category is just a small step towards greater understanding, and that the dream world is immeasurably large and complex. Only by exploring and understanding these categories more deeply can we begin to uncover the true essence and importance of the dream world.
Sandbox Dreams: Generated Worlds and Reality Checks
Sandbox dreams are special in that they appear to be generated here and now, in real time, like video game graphics. These dreams may contain almost imperceptible cracks or imperfections that, while obvious to an experienced dreamer, may remain invisible to a novice. Recognizing and understanding these imperfections is a key step in learning to control your dreams.
Reality Checks: The Key to Lucid Dreaming
The main tool that allows us to recognize whether we are dreaming is reality checks. These checks are essential and must be performed in real life, every day, without exception. It is a critical habit to develop, regardless of how silly or ridiculous it may seem to others.
Why Are Reality Checks Important?
- Habit Formation: By doing reality checks every day, we form a habit. This means that over time, this action will become automatic, like second nature. Our brains learn to do this action unconsciously, like breathing or blinking.
- Awareness RaisingReality checks help develop awareness. They encourage us to pay attention to our surroundings, to details, and to be aware of the differences between dreams and reality.
- Dream Management: When reality checks become a habit, we start to do them in our dreams as well. This is a critical moment because recognizing in our dreams that we are doing a reality check means we are aware that we are dreaming. This allows us to take control of the dream and explore the sandbox world of dreams consciously.
Daily Practice: Every Action Counts
Reality checks may seem silly or pointless, but their importance is immeasurable. They can be simple actions like:
- Looking at your hands and asking yourself if they look normal.
- Reading the text and then looking again to see if the text has changed.
- Checking if you can breathe through your nose.
These actions, performed regularly, can become a habit that will eventually manifest itself in dreams.
Life-Changing Experiences: Why They Work
When reality checks become a daily habit, one day, in your dreams, you will perform these checks without conscious decision. When this happens, everything will change. You will realize that you are in a dream, and you will be able to start controlling your dreams. This is when the real exploration of sandbox dreams begins. You will be able to learn, explore, and experience worlds that previously seemed out of reach.
Reality checks are the key to lucid dreaming and exploring the sandbox world of dreams. While these actions may seem silly or funny, their importance is immeasurable. Daily practice and habit formation are the foundation for recognizing dreams and beginning to control them. When you do this, your perception of the dream world will change, and you will realize how deep and expansive the dream experience can be.
Top 10 Reality Checks for Lucid Dreaming
- Look at Your Hands
- Description: Examine your hands carefully. Look for any abnormalities, such as extra fingers, distorted shapes, or unusual colors.
- Reason: In dreams, hands often look strange or have unusual features that can reveal the state of the dream.
- Read the Text Twice
- Description: Find the text, read it, look away, and then read it again.
- Reason: The text in dreams often changes or becomes unconscious. Rereading helps confirm whether you are dreaming.
- Pinch Your Nose and Try to Breathe
- Description: Pinch your nose and try to breathe through it.
- Reason: In a dream, you can still breathe despite your nose being blocked, which indicates that you are dreaming.
- Check the Time
- Description: Look at the clock, look away, and look again.
- Reason: Time in dreams often behaves unusually, numbers change or become illogical.
- Finger Through Palm
- Description: Try to put one finger through the palm of your other hand.
- Reason: In a dream, your finger may pass through your palm or feel different, indicating the dream state.
- Mirrors
- Description: Look at your reflection in the mirror.
- Reason: Reflections in dreams are often distorted, unclear, or behave unnaturally, helping to identify the dream.
- Dance and Watch Gravity
- Description: Jump and watch yourself fall.
- Reason: Gravity can behave strangely in dreams, jumps may be slower or make you float.
- Light Switches
- Description: Try turning the light switch on or off.
- Reason: Light levels in dreams often do not change as expected with light switches.
- Read Digital Devices
- Description: Look at your phone or digital device, look away, and look again.
- Reason: Digital screens in dreams may behave erratically or display random symbols.
- Ask Yourself If You Are Dreaming
- Description: Periodically ask yourself, "Am I dreaming?" and honestly consider your surroundings and actions.
- Reason: By regularly asking yourself questions about reality, you will develop a habit that can carry over into your dreams, making you more likely to become a lucid dreamer.
Implementing Reality Checks
For these reality checks to be effective, it is necessary to:
- Consistency: Do reality checks regularly throughout the day. The more often you do them, the more likely you are to do them in your dreams.
- Awareness: When doing reality checks, honestly ask yourself about your reality. Don't just take action - engage your mind and critically observe your surroundings.
- Dream Journal: Keep a dream journal and write down your dreams as soon as you wake up. This helps you recognize common dream cues and patterns, making reality checks more accurate and effective.
By incorporating these reality checks into your daily life, you can significantly increase your chances of becoming lucid in your dreams, opening up the potential of "sandbox" dreams for exploration and self-discovery.
Dream World: An Experience That Changes Lives
I remember when I was very young and it all seemed like an interesting experience that I had been exploring for a while. After discovering ways to engage others in a world they knew nothing about, I wanted to share my knowledge. I worked as a deputy for a youth non-profit organization and talked about how and what happens in dreams and the importance of constantly looking at your hands.
My stories were usually liked by everyone, but that was it. However, one very good friend, who was not even interested in dreams, called me one day after my lecture on hands. He called with excitement and a trembling voice. He was a businessman and he said that he had been walking around a piece of land with a forest that he had just bought. He remembered me for a moment when he remembered my stories about a cabin in the forest where I dreamed of living alone and being busy with my work.
At that moment he remembered what I had said about hands and he started thinking about them. And then, by accident, he focused on his hands and looked at them carefully. And at that moment he understood. Later he said that he ran through the fields, tried to climb a tree to see the horizon, because it was so real that he would never, ever have understood it. It was so real.
This experience showed him how important it is to constantly perform reality checks, even if it seems silly or pointless. This simple act – looking at your hands – can open the door to a whole new world and provide incredible experiences.
It's important to emphasize that sometimes when a person thinks it's too hard, they don't even start or they make things too complicated. But such random moments of success are like a gift. To repeat such experiences, it still takes a lot of work.
Not everyone who sees a tree in the forest will think of it. Linen to remind them to check their hands to see if they are dreaming.
My friend's story is a great example of how exploring dreams can change lives and provide invaluable insights and experiences.