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**SoorgoBardy** · 12-06-2011, 09:59 PM

Sure. After all, our brain processes reality holographically, so when you have an experience (such as walking into a room and picking up an apple) the information gets processed in chunks of data- how it felt, what you saw (all of it, not just what you can think of) how you felt, and all the associations that exist for you for the expeirence. Then it gets indexed and processed for storage.
Whether you believe that storage itself is in the cells of out of, is almost besides the point- that the processing itself is extremely complex is- so that simple act (walking into a room) takes a lot of indexing, that goes on day and night, even when we sleep.
So yes, some of this indexing may be experienced as hypnagogics or hypnopomps, even old fashioned dreams.

12-06-2011, 09:59 PM	#8
SoorgoBardy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 432 Senior Member	Sure. After all, our brain processes reality holographically, so when you have an experience (such as walking into a room and picking up an apple) the information gets processed in chunks of data- how it felt, what you saw (all of it, not just what you can think of) how you felt, and all the associations that exist for you for the expeirence. Then it gets indexed and processed for storage. Whether you believe that storage itself is in the cells of out of, is almost besides the point- that the processing itself is extremely complex is- so that simple act (walking into a room) takes a lot of indexing, that goes on day and night, even when we sleep. So yes, some of this indexing may be experienced as hypnagogics or hypnopomps, even old fashioned dreams.
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