new program of dreams

[Lucius]

I noticed the new program as of the day watching videos or playing a game, then in night dream are about this film or game instead of a life or something elese as working with emotions. Then losts of tv program can block your working with emotions.

Movies and game are imprinted in your mind

 

[whitecoast]

I noticed the new program as of the day watching videos or playing a game, then in night dream are about this film or game instead of a life or something elese as working with emotions. Then losts of tv program can block your working with emotions.

Movies and game are imprinted in your mind

I think dreaming is how your brain integrates and encodes the activities of the day into long term memory. If I'm new to a new job, I would often dream of being at work in the first couple of days or weeks, for example. I remember doing a difficult math problem while I was tutoring someone, and decided to quit for now and go to bed. In my sleep I dreamed of doing math.... and actually came up with the solution to the problem. This tells me that intent can play a role in how your digest memories as part of dreams, but that's another topic entirely.

As for your concern with TV programs blocking your working with emotions, I don't think that's necessarily an issue, unless your watching something extremely distressful and empathy-numbing. Your mind is meant to just integrate those daily experiences via dreams as a sort of encoding, to arrive at a greater understanding or easier recall (students are constantly reminded to get good sleep and not pull all-nighters studying specifically so they can transform their study notes into long term memories and more intuitive understandings of the material.)

It seems to me that if a daily experience isn't degenerative to your mental/emotional functioning, then the dreams of it probably won't be either. Unless you've found otherwise, in which case it either may be expressing an issue you may not have consciously noticed at the time of the event in the day (maybe due to other programs?), or a re-experiencing of a negative experience because your body-mind is still "stuck" in that situation, like how people with PTSD can relive the same horror experiences over and over again until they discharge the traumatic energy (Peter Levine goes into this a lot in his book In An Unspoken Voice). I hope you find this useful. :)

 

[anart]

As for your concern with TV programs blocking your working with emotions, I don't think that's necessarily an issue, unless your watching something extremely distressful and empathy-numbing.

I tend to disagree. I think that television is mind control - pure and simple - and that it absolutely alters the way people think and react to the world around them, which necessarily includes their dreaming life.

 

[OrangeScorpion]

I noticed the new program as of the day watching videos or playing a game, then in night dream are about this film or game instead of a life or something elese as working with emotions. Then losts of tv program can block your working with emotions.

Movies and game are imprinted in your mind

I have experienced the same thing.

I dedicate one day to self observation and working with emotions. At some point, I see a TV show or movie, and at night I dream about that TV show or movie.

It seems that to the brain is always more important the TV than anything else.

I see only one solution: The TV will need to be turned off. That can prove difficult for some.

 

[Alma.Innovadora]

I remember when a morning I learned about the vulnerability of mental molding when my mother every morning turned on the radio at full volume while I slept. I dreamed that I was singing the song I sang in my dreams, was sounded on the radio. The emotion that the song gave me, form the environment in my dreams. Interesting... the subconscious is keeping track of our environment even when we are asleep... and if you sleep with the TV on... is equivalent to a total mental programming, suppress the thought. In turn, explains why sometimes for an entire day, we're running a lot more mechanical than other days. These days it seems empty mind. Do not think. When I started having dreams of abduction... I could not sleep without putting time and the tv turns itself off. A program activity/reinforcing to another program. I have read that some members have the same dreams of seeing lights in the sky... feel the fear out of control, a fear that seems to be triggered by something already known. It would be quite interesting organize these experiences and recurrent tracks until you find the "dark man."

by example, currently I'm working in advertising and marketing, and I've seen and heard things, that practices are outlined in mental manipulation. I designed so that the person feels identified with the product, I'm practically applying the mental manipulation, visual stimulation and the person can accept the product as part of his personality, his life. Wishful thinking. Interestingly, in turn, should I apply to myself, to see how the same manipulation has entered my life. I do the manipulation, but if you decide to let her into your life, you decide to let you buy. It is a struggle for the mind alike. I try to create something you like you dream to have it if possible. That affects your self-esteem if possible. Does this not amount indirectly seder your mind?. When you know how markets work, as every seller is mentally programmed to persuade each person and to obtain their money. Then you know that fallen beam trap and how to get out alive.

This work seems a small reflection of life.

"Everything will be triggered. One is programmed to do certain things.... movies, books, different things trigger responses that are in the subconscious..."

 

[Deleted member 4320]

As for your concern with TV programs blocking your working with emotions, I don't think that's necessarily an issue, unless your watching something extremely distressful and empathy-numbing.

I tend to disagree. I think that television is mind control - pure and simple - and that it absolutely alters the way people think and react to the world around them, which necessarily includes their dreaming life.

I agree with Anart.

And moreover, recall what C's told (9 April 2011):

A: (...) All must keep vigilant about diet and psychic hygiene during this time as there are also external factors that seek to block the natural process.

(...)

Q: (Burma Jones) What do they mean by “psychic hygiene”?

A: Being careful about what you allow into your ”field”.

Q: (L) In what sense?

A: All senses.

Q: (L) What do you mean “all senses”?

A: Seeing, hearing, speaking, and so on

(...)

A: (...) Keep your guard up and do not allow negative energies to slip by… such as believing lies… listening to negative music while thinking it is positive…watching negative movies and thinking it is negligible. It is extremely important to not lie to the self. One can listen or watch many things as long as the truth of the orientation is known, acknowledged, and understood. Clear?

I think that generalizing tv, radio, video games are part of the "external factors" and is not enough to say: "Yes, I know that it is just a game/film and I will not inspired by it", because we don't know what is concrete purpose to induce and what ways it takes. The best when we don't allow it into our field.

 

[SeekinTruth]

As for your concern with TV programs blocking your working with emotions, I don't think that's necessarily an issue, unless your watching something extremely distressful and empathy-numbing.

I tend to disagree. I think that television is mind control - pure and simple - and that it absolutely alters the way people think and react to the world around them, which necessarily includes their dreaming life.

I tend to agree with anart, as well, fwiw. I haven't watched TV since 1990 when I was living in the U.S. I haven't followed any programs since that year, and I'm glad I haven't. I think it's only been positive to get TV completely out of my life and I've never looked back.

 

[Al Today]

Methinks the television has been a valuable tool for TPTB for dumbing down the population into various states of apathy, living lives of illusion with almost blind obedience to the trash being shoved into their brain. People are learning how not to learn, forgetting how to think critically by them passively allowing goo & glue to be shoved into their brains.

Gawd help me that once in a while I do watch Jeopardy or the idiots on The Wheel of Fortune.
And, I will occasionally watch the "news & weather" for whatever information that can be gathered. I try to "feel" the pulse of TPTB current programming and I usually get honked off at the trash presented as news.


The medium of free radio is also progressing down the path of becoming an obvious delusional programming tool.

As with any form of communication there can be some diamonds in the rough found. I do not think we should ignore what is in the environment around. We are not to become recluse hermits living in a caves contemplating navels. Speaking for myself, I can only accumulate and try to discern the information available. The human brain needs exercise as well as the physical body, or they will atrophy. Staring into a rhythmic, pulsating strobe is not the same as lively discussions with others, reading a book, solving puzzles, or merely just DOing something creative.

 

[davey72]

Knowing that when you hypnotize someone, you can have them recall anything, even while they were unconscious, is kinda scary. I used to leave the television on while sleeping from a very early age, as i thought that i would "learn" while sleeping. No wonder i have been asleep for most of my life.

 

[whitecoast]

As for your concern with TV programs blocking your working with emotions, I don't think that's necessarily an issue, unless your watching something extremely distressful and empathy-numbing.

I tend to disagree. I think that television is mind control - pure and simple - and that it absolutely alters the way people think and react to the world around them, which necessarily includes their dreaming life.

I tend to agree with anart, as well, fwiw. I haven't watched TV since 1990 when I was living in the U.S. I haven't followed any programs since that year, and I'm glad I haven't. I think it's only been positive to get TV completely out of my life and I've never looked back.

Yes, for myself I haven't been a regular television watcher for almost as long as you have. It's strange that I always acknowledged that it was bad for me, and yet in spite of avoiding it I never made the conscious leap to understand it as brainwashing. I tend to play a lot of games competitively online, so maybe that blind spot regarding television is a part of a larger program if my own defending my negative habits. This is something I will look more into.