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[Alexandr Korol]

And that’s why it feels amazing to them. And for someone who ends up in hell, everything the computer judged from their life as horror and fear, it amplifies and produces that for them, creating a life platform in which they then live. And a dream is like a miniature version of that thing — where a person can actually go through something, learn something, even study. But I wouldn’t say this happens with everyone; it’s different for everyone. That is, a dream, the way I described it, this version of how it works, is just one in a million versions of how it works for people. Because first, you have to consider the factor of what you believe in — or more precisely, how you react to dreams. If you react to dreams as predictions, as signs, then the system, since your psyche is built in such a way that if you see something in a dream, you then expect it in real life — the system takes that into account, that this is how your brain reacts, and then when it needs to warn you about something, it will give you clairvoyant dreams, those dreams about the future. For another person, on the contrary, if they don’t believe in it but experience everything very vividly in dreams and learn better there than in real life, then they begin to be taught through dreams. It can be different. And then there are people — a huge number, especially about 90% — for whom it’s just a glitch of the mind. That is, a person has too many thoughts and emotions, and during the night they don’t have time to calm their mind, so their brain activity keeps running, and in sleep it gets packaged in another wrapper. So if this person is afraid of tomorrow’s meeting, they might dream that they are naked in front of their classmates. Because by code, by sensation, it’s the same as the fear of being in front of the boss at the meeting tomorrow, but it’s wrapped in a dream as this awkward situation where they’re naked in front of their classmates. And so if a person tries to decipher the dream, taking it literally — “what classmates, why am I naked” — they won’t decode the dream, because they’re looking at it too superficially. You need to look at the essence: what did you feel during the dream? Embarrassment? Then where in your life is that embarrassment? Maybe you felt it yesterday — that’s why you dreamed this code of embarrassment again, you’re inside it, but the dream just wrapped it in the image of you being naked in front of someone. Or maybe you’re experiencing this embarrassment because you have a meeting tomorrow or next week. That’s how it works. This is the most common case for people. But yes, there are unique cases where through dreams, unique geniuses — scientists, writers,