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Where Does Your Consciousness Go When You Sleep? (Forbidden Knowledge)



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Where Does Your Consciousness Go When You Sleep? (Forbidden Knowledge)

Have you ever felt like your dreams meant more than random noise?

That strange sense of déjà vu… the dream that felt more real than life itself… it wasn’t your imagination. In this powerful deep dive, we uncover the hidden truth about what actually happens to your consciousness when you sleep. Ancient mystics, Tibetan monks, and shamanic seers all knew—your soul leaves your body and enters sacred realms beyond space and time. You’ll discover how your nightly dreams hold messages from your Higher Self, how soul contracts are fulfilled in silence, and why most of humanity is being kept in the dark about this…

If you’re ready to reclaim your divine connection and awaken the forgotten powers within you… the journey begins now.

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39 thoughts on “Where Does Your Consciousness Go When You Sleep? (Forbidden Knowledge)”
  1. There’s something fascinating about the possibility that consciousness is far more expansive than what we experience through the physical senses. The deeper you explore these ideas, the more questions open up. Definitely the kind of topic that stays with you long after the video ends. ✨🌀

  2. I woke up in a different world on a couch with the same mother . Same girlfriend but she wasn’t pregnant I asked my mother that was cooking in the unknown kitchen about our new house that is blue . And our chihuahua named Pablo she said we never had. A dog name Pablo Before answerin about the houses she stared off into the distance looked at me and said “ we only lived in green houses “ at that moment I knew I was trapped I went back to the couch shook my head in my dream until I woke up shaking my head in this world I was relieved I was back .

  3. I only dream crap. I am always losing. I am the only one falling in my dream. And in the morning I feel like crap. I took something to stop dreaming. I go into darkness and awake by the sound of that monotonous alarm sound…which means. Let's do this all over! again.

  4. Sometimes I can feel the dream so good that I can take control of what I want to do in dream but also know that it s a dream . And sometimes I can feel the touch pain temp that's in the dream , I don't know if this is normal or not .

  5. So is this why Jesus and other spiritual leaders taught against “mind altering spirits” like smoking weed? Because I notice smoking takes away my ability to dream. When I stop smoking, my dreams come back and I sleep deeper.

  6. Sometimes I can control myself in my dream… I did alot of things I live like a god in my dream and when I wake up my mood is so much better… But when I see ghost I can't run or punch hard that's the problem

  7. Dreaming is a fkn rip off ! I hate waking up to this miserable life! At times just before falling asleep! When I can! I tell myself not to wake up when I'm Dreaming I'm in a better place and life! I know this sounds morbid! But being homeless isn't living! I've never hated something so much in life than I do my own existence! This life is wrong! Humans are not created to live this way! I just want it to be over already! Anyways!..Good luck 👍

  8. I dreamt I was in love with a priest and he with me. Omg when I woke up and saw my husband sleeping I was relieved it was not true bc in the dream it felt real. 😂

  9. It goes to a place where it is corrected according to Jewish agendas and narratives.
    For real
    This is not a hate or shock comment
    It’s true , and it coincides with official narrative on earth .
    It’s scary
    Jesus Christ is the light
    💡
    I suggest you turn on that light , and watch your subconscious awakening and who / what emotions/ entities and thoughts are being deranged and rearranged in a pc and subordinate way .
    I’ve noticed there are secular, sexual and even an Islamic versions that all are really the same just masked over in the same structure.

  10. I dreamt the same dream twice. I witnessed someone being murdered by his two closest friends, and I saw them bury him in the forest. In my dream, I felt so sad and thought about his family, wondering how they would look for him. I questioned what was wrong with those guys, like they didn't realize what they were doing. The guy's name was Ricky, and he was in his mid-30s or something like that. But I've never met anyone with that name in my life. The second time I had the dream and woke up, I was genuinely terrified because it took me a few minutes to realize and remember that it was just a dream again and not something I had really witnessed.

  11. Sleep is the only trigger for my seizures. I only have nightmares now almost certainly due to the meds meant to basically dope me up so much my body can't respond to stimulation, etc. When I wake up exhausted each day, sometimes my mind is trapped in the mood I was in ex. when my father died-in my dream-all day. These things become so intense that sometimes it's hard to distinguish real from surreal experiences and memories.

    If dreams and all that jazz are more genuine than yourself amongst outer influences, I think at a certain point that's really just your own problem, if you don’t feel you learn from outside influences then you definitely got a problem. Don't take sleeping or depression pills guys

  12. Decades ago I fell asleep in a hammock in an old house in the country that my parents had recently purchased. It was mid-afternoon, and I woke from a dream I simply cannot forget. I saw myself standing on the shore of a lake. The water was shallow, and gently rippling near my toes. That's when I woke up. Absolutely terrified; crying. I have no clue what my brain was processing then. But this gentle, idyllic scene was a terrible nightmare.

  13. In my late teens, I experienced both hypnogogic and hypnopompic hallucinations. It happened nearly every night for over a year. Then, it just stopped. I've tried to get my mind into that state ever since.

  14. When I was a child my dreams were lucid and i had control over myself in that realm and was powerful. I knew i was in a dream and took control. Now I barely remember and when the dreams are lucid i am not as strong and dont have as much control. Why is that?

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