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The Daydream Navigation Engine
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    • Step 0: Home
    • Step 0: Whisperer Journey
    • Step 0: Welcome and Alignment
    • The 32-Year Shortcut
      • Step 1: The Dissitus Audit
      • Step 2: Desired Inner State
        • Step 2B: Daydream Recollection
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      • Step 2: Harvesting Undercurrents (Daydreams)
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        Step 2: Dissitus Evolution
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Step 2: Dissitus Evolution

Step 2: Dissitus Evolution

This relates to Why Daydreams Come About, and Daydreams: Misinterpretation and Undercurrent, which leads the way to the First-choice Existence. For an in-depth description of the First-choice and Second-choice Existence, navigate to
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Desired Inner State.
The approximate Date.
Your Note.

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Review My Dissitus States
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Your Review Is Done
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Desired Inner States
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Desired Inner State Derived From a Daydream Instance
Dissitus State
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