Trans Between Worlds: Pathway to Reality

This work proposes a theoretical model in which human experience is represented as a primary layer of reality, while dreams and other mental phenomena constitute secondary layers. The interaction between these layers is limited to preserve cognitive stability and continuity of identity. The model explores the possibility that these secondary realities may provide parallel experiences, influencing decision-making, creativity, and subjective perception. Potential empirical predictions include correlations between lucid dreaming, cognitive behavior, and information transfer across layers. This framework aims to contribute to research in consciousness studies, simulation theory, and the philosophy of mind.