Shelton, from Big Bang Theory, believes in a multiverse. He means that there Ian an Multiple number of universes where multiples iterations of each of

each of us existed. Assume you could watch and control your behaviour in each of these universes. In a "real" multiverse situation you could not. Would you try to behave the same in all them or would you use one or more of the universes to experiment with your behaviour to see how to get out of tricky situations?

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TheLoveAge · 36-40, F

But what about dreams? We do experience our latent material in the dream states. We just often dismiss them as odd or irrelevant images we have.
That and how the electromagnetic fields surrounding us carry the information that connects us to one another. But this stuff is not taken seriously yet.
Many still are not making the connections from that of our physical lives and spiritual one. And we miss the meaning of our consciousness in a way. This is how we we experience ourselves differently, through our consciousness and the mirroring effect, is it not? We chose to have a physical experience but not possible without integrating the non physical aspects of us. So, if that means a multiverse or multi dimensions then that's supportive of a lot that I've been finding about this stuff...

What are your thoughts? What else does it mean?