Eonnn's Akashic Records

Last night I only got about an hour or two of sleep, I kept tossing and turning as you do when you have things on your mind... I couldn't stop thinking about the nature of reality.. i had all these questions and theories running through my head. I eventually got to sleep, but only had this one dream which was very short and sweet. I also woke up feeling refreshed even after only 1-2 hours of sleep.

The dream was a non-lucid... all I remember is seeing myself looking at a computer screen, with a mirror image of myself being reflected back. Then it quickly changed to being in the bathroom and seeing myself looking at a mirror. I normally never dream about mirrors, and I have heard from most people that their face/body distorts... well mine didn't change at all and looked exactly as I do today. I think I received some telepathic communication whilst in this dream.. or at least picked some things up using intuition... like how sometimes you will know the plot of a dream ahead of time, and details just get filled in by your own mind.
I believe I was being shown the nature of reality, being shown the truth about how this reality works. It was being communicated to me that this reality works much like a mirror reflecting everything back at me. I have heard of this before from meditation instructors who say the outerworld is a reflection of the innerworld and vice versa... but I never knew it to be like what this was telling me. The dream was saying to me that basically anything I think, is projected back at me, the only way i can explain this properly is by saying this:
Just imagine for a second, that you have mental powers... now what would happen if you looked in a mirror? your mental powers would be projected into that mirror and reflected back at you. So you need to be very careful what you think about all the time.

It has led me onto a more complete theory now about the construct of reality, why we sleep and what happens during sleep and the transitioning between sleep and wakefullness... although perhaps i shall save that for another time.