Intentional Daydreaming

How to use contemplation and daydreaming to receive insight from the subconscious mind—the super-intelligence within you

Created by: Timothy A. Storlie, PhD
Psychologist, Hynotherapist, Counselor, and Daydreamer

What Will I Learn?

• Use the 7 simple steps of the Intentional Daydreaming system to request useful guidance, help, and insight from the subconscious mind to improve your personal and professional life.
• Unlock, understand, and appreciate the incredible power of the subconscious mind.
• Easily enter your inner sanctuary or Safe Place to meditate and contemplate on your desires and concerns.
• Use the simplified 'Countdown to Relaxation' method to relax and enter an altered state of consciousness to accelerate learning, growth, development and change.
• Develop practical contemplation skills so you can visualize what you want, mentally rehearse desired skills, and communicate your desires to the subconscious mind.
• Understand the unique multi-sensory language of daydreaming used by the subconscious mind.
• Communicate with subconscious mind using the language of contemplating and daydreaming.
• Explore 31+ applications of the Intentional Daydreaming System
• Experiment using contemplation and daydreaming to develop and deepen numerous psychic, mystical, spiritual, and transpersonal skills and abilities.
• Deepen and accelerate learning through use of the "Key Question."
• Utilize the 90-minute cycle of creativity to increase the power and effectiveness of your contemplation and daydreaming.
• Explain the difference between intentional daydreaming and spontaneous daydreaming.
• Identify and record their personal pattern of daydreaming.
• Recognize and understand commonly used terms for daydreaming such as visualization, mental rehearsal, mind-wandering, mental fantasy.
• Understand frequently used terms related to imagery such as process imagery and end-state imagery.
• Explain the practical application of forward chaining and backward chaining.
• Increase the power and effectiveness of contemplation using the "secret" language, process imagery, end-state imagery, receptive and active imagery, multiple points of view, forward and backward chaining, self-talk, emotions, and realism.
• Shift from an active, conscious perspective to a receptive subconscious point of view.
• Employ the technique of imaginal interactions to better prepare for future personal or professional communication.
• Coordinate contemplation and daydreaming sessions with the Lunar cycle.

Requirements

• This course is self-contained. No outside resources or additional materials are needed.

Target audience

• This course is designed for adults interested in learning how to use advanced techniques of contemplation and daydreaming to improve their personal and professional lives. Although no experience is necessary, this 7-section course employs college-level vocabulary.