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Quantum Dreaming
96 pages, Paperback
Published September 20, 2025
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March 9, 2026
Truly loved this 3:00–5:00 a.m. jet-lagged read.
I’ve always been intrigued by dreams, that mysterious territory where the unconscious quietly takes over. I picked up Quantum Dreaming at the MIT Bookstore; the fancy title alone pulled me into this petite reading .It explores the idea that modern rational thinking may have distanced us from the dream, centered, imaginative side of the mind.
Drawing on thinkers like Leonard Shlain, it reflects on how literacy and linear thinking may have shifted human consciousness away from imagery, dreaming, and intuitive knowledge. As Shlain writes in The Alphabet Versus the Goddess, the rise of alphabetic literacy marked a shift from right-brain dominance , associated with imagery and dreaming, to the left-brain’s linear activity of reading and writing, creating what he calls a kind of cerebral imbalance. In the wake of this shift, our sense of belonging to a single dreaming universe may have been lost.
Yes… apparently the letters are to blame. I knew it. 😂
And finally, the most unexpectedly, scientifically romantic sentence hidden in a book that explores dreams in a quantum field and even wanders into dark matters, here it is 😂
“ - What is the map of the heart ? -……If the dimensions are X, Y, and Z , the fourth is U.”❤️
I’ve always been intrigued by dreams, that mysterious territory where the unconscious quietly takes over. I picked up Quantum Dreaming at the MIT Bookstore; the fancy title alone pulled me into this petite reading .It explores the idea that modern rational thinking may have distanced us from the dream, centered, imaginative side of the mind.
Drawing on thinkers like Leonard Shlain, it reflects on how literacy and linear thinking may have shifted human consciousness away from imagery, dreaming, and intuitive knowledge. As Shlain writes in The Alphabet Versus the Goddess, the rise of alphabetic literacy marked a shift from right-brain dominance , associated with imagery and dreaming, to the left-brain’s linear activity of reading and writing, creating what he calls a kind of cerebral imbalance. In the wake of this shift, our sense of belonging to a single dreaming universe may have been lost.
Yes… apparently the letters are to blame. I knew it. 😂
And finally, the most unexpectedly, scientifically romantic sentence hidden in a book that explores dreams in a quantum field and even wanders into dark matters, here it is 😂
“ - What is the map of the heart ? -……If the dimensions are X, Y, and Z , the fourth is U.”❤️
November 14, 2025
I wanna create a type of space where we can all share our dreams, to listen, to understand, to gain consciousness.
IONE and Pauline are such icons.
IONE and Pauline are such icons.
February 10, 2026
intrigued by this after reading quantum listening. very interesting, though i wish it delved a bit deeper into the subject!
February 13, 2026
I need to dream a little harder
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