Prompt: According to yogic physiology, a human being is composed of five layers or “bodies,” known as the koshas. These layers range from the gross physical dimension to the most subtle, non-physical dimension.
1. Physical Body (Annamaya Kosha)
This is the visible body made from the food we consume. Because it is built from what we eat, food and lifestyle strongly influence its condition.
2. Mental Body (Manomaya Kosha)
The mind is not seen as something limited to the brain. Every cell carries intelligence, forming an entire “mental body.” Sadhguru compares the physical body to hardware and the mental body to software.
3. Energy Body (Pranamaya Kosha)
The energy body is the life force that powers the physical and mental bodies. Though subtler, it is still considered physical in nature. If the energy body is balanced and vibrant, it naturally supports physical and psychological well-being.
4. Etheric / Transitional Body (Vijnanamaya Kosha)
This layer is described as a bridge between the physical and non-physical dimensions. The term “etheric” is only an approximate translation because this layer represents a transition beyond ordinary physical existence.
5. Bliss Body (Anandamaya Kosha)
This is the deepest and completely non-physical dimension of a person. Because the non-physical cannot truly be described, it is called the “bliss body” simply because whenever people touch this dimension within themselves, they experience profound bliss.
The main idea is that when the first three layers — physical, mental, and energy — are properly aligned and balanced, a person gains access to the deeper dimensions of themselves, especially the blissful state of being.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
