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Dan M

Yay!! Back to the MCU with Beneficial Cumbersome! Benediction Cumberbund! Benadryl Cumberlands! 😤 Doctor Strange!! One of my favorite lines in the movie is “Dreams are windows into the lives of our multiversal selves.” However, I do have one issue with it. I don’t remember my dreams. So does that mean my windows are boarded up? Are the shutters closed? Are my dream windows covered in stained glass so ornate that I can’t see through them? Anyway, I digress. “What’s this, my mantra?” “The WiFi password.” Looking forward to revisiting Kamar-Taj with you!

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Ooooo love that quote! I’m pondering it now!! Haha your mutiuniverse self is taking a staycation. It’s made me think of this idea Graham Hancock puts forward in his book Visionary, where he suggests the DNA we haven’t figured out (50% of it has no defineable purpose) has coded in us a universal response we can access when one takes Hallucinogen drugs. Imperial College London did a study showing how people under the influence would see the same shapes, colours and visuals. And many who’ve taken ayahuasca are met by the same humanoid creatures or guides. So Graham says, what if we’re all given genomes that allow us, even want us, to access these parallel universes but modern mankind is so against drugs that we’ve forgotten as a collective society how to do this. I do think it’s quite exceptional that people see the same spirit guides on these trips. Many tribes believe they exist on platforms we can’t ordinarily see but are very much real. I mean, they’re sounds and colours we can’t access so why not something more crazy like an entity. 😄🤓 Anyway, sorry for my almighty ramble. I just really like thinking about these things and what are experience as humans is meant to be like. I think we’ve stepped far away from it actually. But at the same time, I can’t imagine an Earth functioning where everyone is tripping balls 😆🤣 Dr Strange goes into these universes in such a brilliant way. The visuals are exceptional. The Wi-Fi gag was flipping ace! He was trying to be what us Brits call “a smartarse”. 😀