Where Do You Go When You Sleep?

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  @ApexPsychologyYT · 2 months ago (edited) · pinned

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• EM

  @eMindDecoded · 2 months ago

  Sleep is the only trip I take where I carry no baggage, no deadlines and no version of myself I have to perform. I go somewhere my anxiety can&apos;t follow me and my overthinking finally runs out of fuel.

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  @TrongNguyen-nx1od · 4 hours ago

  It’s fascinating that you can be completely unconscious while your brain is still processing so much information.

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  @BETTERWORLDSGT · 2 months ago

  I go in my bed, but some dreams are so realistic and bizarre it takes a few minutes to realize you&apos;re back in Kansas!

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• PS

  @PsychologyUnspoken11 · 2 months ago

  The fact that we spend about a third of our lives asleep makes me wonder how much of who we are is shaped while we&apos;re unconscious. Fascinating video. 🌙

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• AT

  @AtlasWithin1 · 2 months ago

  It&apos;s easy to think of sleep as just &apos;turning off,&apos; but the amount of work the brain does while we’re out is amazing. Filtering memories and cleaning house—it’s essentially an automatic maintenance mode that we can’t afford to skip.

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• DE

  @DeepShift123 · 2 months ago

  Maybe that&apos;s why tomorrow can feel lighter than today. Sometimes all our minds need is one good night&apos;s sleep to begin letting go

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• SI

  @SILENTGROWTHINSIGHTS01 · 2 months ago

  Quite truthful. Dreams even feel so real.

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  @Myelox.offical · 2 months ago

  I&apos;ve been waking up around 3 AM for years. I honestly thought something was wrong with me. This video explains so much.

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• SU

  @SuperGreatmonkey · 2 months ago

  the part were you said the person who went to bed yesterday is someone else when they get back up. From a computer perspective, when an update happens, it&apos;s the same system but some things have changed/fixed

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• AU

  @AuraPsychz · 2 months ago

  It’s strange how we spend so much of our lives asleep, yet barely understand where our minds go.☺

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  @Montana2025-v7q · 1 month ago

  15 years ago, I was experiencing vivid dreams.<br>And this continued on for several months.<br>Every time I would go to sleep, it was the same dream.<br>I was a homesteader than later, a rancher in the old west<br>You might think I’m full of beans when I tell you what I experienced<br>If I did hard work during my dreams. I woke up with sore muscles.<br>Also, I had control of all my senses in these streams. I could smell horses if I went into a saloon I could smell cigars and whiskey if I went into a restaurant or home, I could smell the food being cooked. I finally just started journaling with all this stuff and it’s made for a good information for writing down a western.. <br>Since then, I have not had dreams like this was this due to me having too much stress in my life

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