Where art thou my full consciousness?

Throughout my 2 and a half years of studying dreams, lucidity has been the most fascinating sector of this subject. And in order for me to begin my research on dreams, I must first explore consciousness in and outside of the (night) dream.

I believe that instead of focusing on consciousness itself, which we know to be absolutely true as we are able to experience life through a lens of awareness, my speculations form from focusing more on connectivity and how that is experienced through waking and sleeping life. Are they essentially the same thing, or perhaps totally heedless of each other?

While lucid dreaming, consciousness travels through an already conjured up story or storyline and connects; like two wires when jumping a car. As we Frankenstein our way around our dream, two seemingly far away but very much connected proposals, connect. Consciousness is restored as usual and the dream reveals its magic. Can we stay lucid, and if my consciousness is not connected to whatever it connects to there, all of the time—to the point that I can easily go there, sensationally, etc, then what is my consciousness being connected to then? I hold strong beliefs that our creator created us intact with all of the necessary equipment to withstand consciousness invasion, just as the body is able to restore and regenerate itself (some say with consciousness) from sickness.

By consciously healing our connection to connection, I believe dreaming can be used for what it is intended for, and not as a last-minute therapy question. Using what happens there for better clarity on what is happening here and vice versa.

Most research about dreams and the subconscious, from what I myself have read and studied, seem to almost always disconnect us from the (night) dream space. Even the scientists who study dreams to get a better look at the subconscious place the dream space as of little importance.

Since I can come back “here,” and recite, even capitalize on what “first” began up in astral plane, what is to say that this plane and that plane are simply twins, experienced synchronistically? They talk with each other, receiving and giving to each other so that the observer can fulfill their souls purpose.

Furthermore, what else is being transferred through this pipe? I say pipe because through my own experiences, I see connection needing a shared space to receive and give, this space, must be clear and open as opposed to being blocked, where I believe it to be most of time for the collective.

Each dreamer experiences his or her own version of this, and I want to change the way we connect with ourselves.