| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1117154 | Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences | 2014 | 4 Pages |
From Psymentology's point of view, sleep is an opportunity for the physical perception threshold (the 5 senses) to be temporally turned off whiles the mental threshold (that records the events surrounding a person outside the physical senses) and Fara-zehni (ultra-mental) perception thresholds (the receptors of awareness or revelation) are turned on. Dreaming takes place through the mental perception threshold. However, when we are exposed to awareness or intuitive information previously unknown to us in our dreams; it happens through the Fara-zehni (ultra-mental) perception threshold. In other words, during sleep, as the receptors that perceive reality are turned off, the receptors which can perceive the truth (of existence) become activated and revelations are made. Sleep and wakefulness are complementary to each other; and being together as a whole, they complete a process. At the same time, in Psymentology sleep is considered programmable and sleep patterns can be corrected through software-based corrections in the vicinity of consciousness field.
