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@Aakash Probably it will happen, but first the human race will need to become more conscious to be able to handle that kind of technology.

@Aakash Interesting... maybe it is possible to create a kind of "morse code" for those kind of "mind readers"... if it can help people with physical problems it can be really helpful for them to be able to communicate. Imagine Richard Hawking with that technology, it would have helped him a lot... I just used him as an example because he used a computer to communicate with people.

Cool... I have to begin again doing that.

@Natasha I think it was done for that hehehehe... I just googled man icons and it appeared. My idea is something more detailed and the line not so thick, something with a thiner line and more detailed... I will do something this weekend probably.

Maybe people with paralysis or similar problems can "learn" how to write using that software. It does not need to "translate" it into a language. You can learn what to think when you want a certain word to be written on the computer. I know they have done it with games where you can move some elements with the mind or thoughts.

I've been doing reality checks but I don't know, I feel like dream journaling is going to be more helpful.

Are you writing a dream diary? I want to do that, I think it will send a message to the "unconscious mind" that I am interested in being lucid in my dreams

@Elham Maybe is just the beginning. Keep at it!!!

Maybe, that could be a possibility. Another thing it came to my mind was to do it more "graphic", maybe a bolder line and not so much shadow and details. Something like this... not so simple but similar... I will try both and i will post them.

Mmhhh... Ok. I will have that in mind, maybe I do another inking more simplified and clean. It can be a good idea. I did it that way because it was supposed to be an hommage to my favorite artist Moebius, and his style is super detailed. He uses a lot of lines to create 3D shadows and textures. But I think it can be a good idea to do it more simple.

That's the key. The main problem is people don't know what the do when they realize they are not the thinker of thoughts. (I am talking because it happened to me). It drives the ego nuts. But is silly really. Once you realize that there's nothing that can make you go "crazy". Fear makes no sense.

@Anna1 I agree... we are always aware of some experience or no experience at all, nothingness.

In a coma you are aware that the body is in coma. Like when you are in deep sleep. You are always aware.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ending-addiction-good/201501/potential-psilocybin-in-mental-health-therapy

@krockerman Did Something happen to you that make you think of that possibility?

@krockerman Why don't you just try meditation? Half hour everyday will help a lot. You don't have to try psychedelics from the beginning.

I agree Outlandish, I said it because I had mental issues in the past. But I want to add that all "mental issues" are part of us growing and understanding our higher self. some of us are better prepared, but I had to pass through it without any "preparation" and without knowing anything about the dark night of the soul, I was completely deluded about the thought process, etc. And that lead me to a psychotic episode. Once I understood that I am not the thinker, and that any thought can affect me I began to grow spiritually. But I know is difficult. We create reality, if we "think" we will go crazy, if we believe that thought, it may happen. the best antidote is to know that nothing bad can happen to you, and that you are separated from thoughts and the thought process can do whatever it want, it wont change what you really are.

You don't have to do it if you don't feel you want it.

@Hardkill I didn't read this book but it is on my "to read list"... maybe you can be interested in reading it too... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_4-Hour_Workweek I don't think is healthy to work 40 hours per week.

Lol, I will check that... hehehe

Lol Just kidding, no idea... I don't think we can talk about enlightenment , even after having it or embracing it or being it there's no words to describe it accurately, so...

I want to see that!

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