Rahul Jandial
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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No, no, no.
It's engaged.
Blood is coursing.
Electricity is firing.
So that means we've got to figure out what's going on.
It's got to be essential.
When you realize your dreaming brain is working with your imagination, your life experiences, your memories, that any glimpse you have of that is a portal to your life.
It's a portal to what you're living, but from a different perspective, from the dreaming brain perspective, which is much more imaginative, much more sexual, much more emotional.
And that's digesting, processing, and delivering the same readout on the experiences you had during the waking day, where your brain is a little bit different.
And so you have two windows to your own experiences.
And when you catch a little flare of a dream in the morning, not all dreams, but some dreams,
I think they invite a process of reflection to where, hey, that's an interesting perspective on my life that a therapist can't have because it's in my head.
So to me, it's sort of like the ultimate wellness hack.
It's free.
And it's something that I think as we have this conversation, there are ways, there are simple ways that have been done by like Salvador Dali or other like people for a long time, Aristotle.
that we can introduce into our life when we fall asleep and when we wake up.
It's made me more creative.
It's made me, I think, more emotionally balanced.
It's given me little windows in which when I wake up, I take a moment to pause.
And those five, 10 minutes in the morning, if you stay in bed, if you don't grab the phone, that window is an interesting idea generator for me.
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