In the previous video, I talked about my experience with lucid dreams and I shared my thoughts on how they could work. If you have not watched that video, then I advise you to watch it, because I won't rehash the basics again.
Lucid dreams feel very real. When we have a lucid dream, we know that we are dreaming because we have accumulated enough knowledge in our soul during the time that we’ve lived in the real world to distinguish a dream from reality. For example, if a 30-year-old man fell asleep in his bed, and woke up at the school desk, then he would probably immediately understand that this is a dream.
But what would happen if a person never lived in reality and woke up in a lucid dream? Since he had never lived, he could consider dreams to be reality. Of course, dreams are already a reality – a part of it. But because of the yet non-existent words to describe these things, it is very difficult to correctly express my thoughts. And I can't say "he could consider the dream environment as a material world made of atoms", because in our example the person knows nothing about atoms. It was as if he was born in a lucid dream. His soul is saturated only with the data that he receives within the lucid dream.
Here's the question - can it even be that a person who has never lived in the world that we call material can live in the world of lucid dreams?
This leads us to the film “The Matrix”, in which newborn babies never wake up, which means they have no knowledge from the material world.
I remember everything that happened to me in my lucid dreams. This means that the information that I received in my lucid dreams - and in ordinary dreams as well - was recorded in my Astral body (* also known as a soul). If a person from the first seconds of his life is connected to a machine that creates a fictional lucid dream for him, then he will not know that this is a dream. He will think that a lucid dream is what we call life.
(* At the same time, one can express philosophical reflections that the real reality is when we are pure Spirit, because what we call reality, the world, was completely invented and created by the Superior Intelligence).
In the film “The Matrix,” the machines generated a seamless story for the people connected to the system. This seamlessness plays a key role in creating a logical chain of cause and effect. After all, if the pear that you plucked to eat would suddenly transform into a snake biting you, you might start suspecting that something is wrong.
(* Provided that there would be no logical reason for such a transformation, which means the impossibility of introducing a law, under the clear conditions of which a pear would always turn into a snake).
Thinking about the nature of lucid dreams, I believe that if people can learn to generate the environment in lucid dreams, as well as different situations and events in it, then some of the things shown in the Matrix could cease to be science fiction. If people by that time do not have democracy, complete control over the fate of their countries, then some madmen could use such a system to enslave people. Of course, the question arises why they should support the lives of such people, or even go to such difficulties? But it’s not so important now.
In this video, I just wanted to show how studying the workings of lucid dreams could, in theory, bring the main feature of the movie The Matrix closer to reality.
Thank you for watching, and please write in the comments if you would like to live in such a Matrix for at least one day?
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