@amiasrinivasan I have an original approach to interpreting dreams. My basic theory is that dreams are consecutive depictions of what the inner self loves, desires, finds undesirable, and hates. May I send you a summary of my dream approach? [email protected]
What if they gave a sunset and people liked it? What if they gave a morning and the birds sang about it? What if they gave a hunger but people were fasting in a good cause? What if they gave a simpatico and everyone sensed it?
What if a mole in your organization betrays you and you get busted and have to start over and rain on your face enables you to grow antennae to help you find the true path? Will people be happy for you? Will they clamor for your attention, like seals at the zoo honking to be fed?
It presumably would be good for one's mental state to imagine speaking in a positive tone of voice. But is that difficult to imagine? Perhaps first imagining one is smiling might make it significantly easier to imagine one is speaking in a positive voice.
In the ongoing battle of good vs. weevil, have you ever turned over a rock in the countryside, seen the things underneath, and gotten a creepy feeling? If so, that's your mirror neurons doing their thing. Good mirror neurons!
I'm not sure Dr. Fauci totally educated us about the potential side effects of the shots. Based on a sample of one, the first gives you a desire to study glycolysis, and the second makes you want to have cats.