Quote Originally Posted by Daredevilpwn View Post
Well I have a hypothesis on that. First there are some individuals that have super visualization and can just think of anything and it just appears instantly, not only that they can interact with this imaginary object as if it were real however not everyone has such amazing skills so as for us normal folk the reason why daydreams aren't as awesome as dreams is because our consciousness is focused in the physical body, we can't experience our inner world as much as we would like to because most of our awareness is on the physical, you see the more aware you are in the present moment the more real things seem, in a fully conscious lucid dream it feels very real because your consciousness is mostly in the dream world you are focusing on it much more than the physical, this is why dreams are more sensational than day dreams. To summarize this up, the reason why dreams and daydreams are different is because during dreams your consciousness is fully focused in the dream world whereas during daydreams your consciousness must focus on both waking life and dream world.
I completely agree with you. I believe the people that have supervisualization, actually Directly control the visual and audio portions of the brain, along with others I'm sure. I mean, surely everyone can do it with loads of practice. Even in some of my meditation sessions, I have made my thoughts form pictures for minute seconds.