Experience gained during sleep. The role of dreams in your life

Most people remember the last dream before waking up, and it often happens that you wake up in the middle of a dream and feel a sense of incompleteness, as if there was some kind of sign or clue there. But is it necessary to remember everything that happened in the dream? Read the article to find out. Also, learn how we gain experience during sleep and what other role dreams play in our lives.

From opposition to neutrality. What it means to be an example of living beyond polarity.

On October 23, we went through an important moment—there was a flash of light that generated a powerful impulse. From that point, irreversible processes began. Read this article to find out where all of this will lead.

How to recover after processing, spiritual work. A cheat sheet for quickly coming back to yourself.

When you’ve recognized a problem and worked through it, that’s not the end. It doesn’t mean you instantly become happy, with everything easy and wonderful. Your mind still holds both the old way of thinking and a new worldview, leaving you unsure of what to do next. You may even feel tired or irritated. Let these simple tips help you recover, regain your composure, and get back to a resourceful state.

To interact with loved ones who are immersed in negativity, maintain calm boundaries, listen without absorbing their emotions, and gently redirect conversations toward solutions or neutral topics. Their state affects you because humans naturally mirror emotions through empathy, and prolonged exposure can drain your energy, trigger stress, or distort your own perspective.

In this article, we will look at two common questions from project participants about interacting with loved ones. Why does it happen that the state of your loved ones, their mood and choices have a negative impact on you, drain you, and throw you off balance.