Thread: Free Quantum Dreaming workshop tomorrow with Robert Moss!

Here is a link to the event:
Quantum Dreaming & the Secrets of Time Travel | The Shift Network

Quantum mechanics doesn't have anything to do with dreaming. The brain is a system that is too large and high-entropy for quantum-mechanical effects to be relevant. If you want to learn about quantum mechanics, ignore New-Age seminars and check out an actual quantum mechanics textbook (I recommend Introduction to Quantum Mechanics, by David Griffiths).

Quantum mechanics is thought to have an effect on avian magnetoreception, so surely it can interact with neural systems if this is true. You may think your mind is huge, you may think your brain is big, but your axons and dendrites are tiny, and your membrane proteins well within the quantum effect scale.

Quantum mechanics sure as H_ll has a lot more to do with lucid dreaming than shared dreaming, time dilation, AP and OBE.

woops I miss read Dream Bliss join date as the post date he he

Well I managed to record 3/4 of it. Some interesting information, and I admit to having some bias here when I say this, but it was really just an advertisement for this:
Active Dreaming: The Essential Training with Robert Moss | The Shift Network

That one is expired, I can't find the new one he is about to do. Here is some more information on what Quantum Dreaming is all about:
http://www.mossdreams.com/2015%20des...%20network.htm

I don't know that I would call Robert Moss new age. His focus is on shamanism and active or conscious dreaming. Back when I first started to lucid dream I found his books and learned a lot from them. I guess you will have to figure out their value to you, if any, for yourself.

Referring to my bias... I am coming to truly hate these "free" programs I stumble on now and again. I get all excited that I get to attend an actual workshop, be it an hour or a day, only to discover that the whole thing is really advertising some other course or product.

In my opinion f it was truly free then I would come in for the allotted time and just learn what I came there to learn, the focus being on that free course, not on some course they want me to pay for that is coming up.

This is very hard ti explain. But I find it disappointing to encounter this in supposedly spiritually focused websites. I guess i feel that all religious and spiritual teachings should be freely given, and if they are of any value at all, it will be reflected in the donations from its attendees. Sort of like what the Vipassana meditation centers are doing here in America. That is how all spiritual institutions should run IMO.

I guess since this Shift Network site uses these tactics I do not like I probably won't attend any of their other courses. I suppose I have to question Robert Moss too for working with them. I still think he has some good information to share, and it is because of his teachings I met my first spirit animal.

So for now I am torn. The material is interesting, and I will just leave it here to do with it what you will.