Thread: Why dream experience is fundamental and so very important

These ideas are correct, complete, comprehensive, fundamental, extremely important, clear, and consistent. I just lay the facts/truths out as they are. I have proven and described everything that I need now.

I am way out in front of both the theoretical, academic, mainstream physicists (on true, fundamental, theoretical, and ultimate unification in physics) and the so-called "experts" on dreams. That is proven in this thread, and I have more.

It is much easier to be critical than correct.

Notice that there is, in fact, a total inability to even attempt to begin to disprove any of what I have already proven here. We know that that is great news !
No news is good news. That is clear.

Let's have some real participation here. How many of you think that I am right on with what I have proven and presented here? Why ? What do you think of these ideas ? TALK.
If you think that this is basically lacking or it is fundamentally wrong, then let's hear your specific and tangible/clear reasons as to why this is this case. Good luck on that one. Really.

This thread proves that I have fundamentally, truly, perfectly, consistently, ultimately, comprehensively, completely, clearly, theoretically, and actually unified physics for all time. The physics is the physics. The facts are the facts.

The self represents, forms, and experiences a comprehensive approximation of experience in general by combining conscious and unconscious experience. (Dream experience is fundamentally consistent with this great truth/fact.) If the self did not represent, form, and experience a comprehensive approximation of experience in general by combining conscious and unconscious experience, we would then be incapable of growth and of becoming other than we are. In dreams, we are conscious and alive in conjunction with the fundamental experience of our growth and becoming other than we are. There is no outsmarting the genius of dreams. Dreams balance being and experience.

BY Author Frank Martin DiMeglio