Quote Originally Posted by dreambh View Post
Thanks for your answer, Laurelindo.
I'm familiar with that line of thought, although I don't agree with it 100%. I agree with you that theoretically that "technique" should work, but never knew of anyone who claimed have used it... And no one answered to this thread saying they do.
I personally do not feel comfortable with the idea of going around IWL thinking everything is a dream, I would rather do SAT, ADA or something similar, but I was wondering if anyone had tried and with what results.
You are not supposed to believe that waking life is a dream either, the point of this technique is to realize that waking life and dreams are constructed the same way - from sensory input.
One piece of very strong proof that waking life is not experienced directly is the fact that you can hallucinate - hallucinations don't exist in the physical world, it is your brain that creates them - and the same is true for everything you see in waking life.
It is a model by your brain, not the physical world itself.