Hi, Bashar. Andy, you good day. I wanted to ask you about my dreams, because I've been lately blocking them. Like when I wake up. Speak up. Like when I wake up, I don't remember them. Then how do you know you had them? Because I know I've dreamed, but I don't remember it. So? And I wanted to. Why? Why not live your dreams instead of trying to remember. your dreams. I'm doing it, actually. Well, then, maybe there's nothing to remember because you're dreaming right now while you're awake. Many times when people expand their consciousness, they may actually for a period of time not remember their dreams because they are actually living them. Therefore, there's no difference between the physical and the non-physical. There's nothing to remember. There's no difference to recognize. Make sense? You see, many times also, what you call a dream, is actually your consciousness going up to what we call the template level reality, the blueprint level reality of your physical experience and arranging what it is you will experience when you wake up into physical focus.
So in that sense, it's not like there's really anything to remember except the framework that is now actually being experienced in the physical life as it unfolds that was laid out in the blueprint level. So you can sort of sense you had a dream, but it doesn't really makes sense that you remember it because you're actually living what you laid out for yourself. And that's the remembering of the dream. Okay. Makes sense.