Yeah, such an amazing music track. Mesmerizing…
The music is very touching.
Thanks for sharing.
I love all the revision series and this one included. The string music is perfect. It somehow reaches more deeply for me.
Thank you, Dream!
For weeks I was contemplating which brain field would help the most, to regain the intelligence I´ve had pre-trauma.
Plasma brain is great, but it lacked a certain edge.
And now you drop this.
Yeasterday i totally focused on this field. Something very interesting is happening to me. …
I’ll give myself a week and report back.
I just give a little hint. I was very resistant to get advanced brain fields list from Sapien and dr Manhattan
Now i want it all.
I’ll take a break from other brain, intelligence realted fields exept brain regeneration wich helps my with headacke.
Lets see what happens. I feel this is the missing link.
Thank You Sapien!!!
Oh wow…
I hope y’all know this expands more than just ordinary genius…
A boxer can be a genius
A pianist can be a genius
A designer can be a genius
Level up, level up!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
‘Alchemical Revision of Wonder’
Another or updated version for Childlike Wonder.
damn this shit makes me want to cry
Theirs somthing with the alchemical fields, they work on the past, yet their the most fastest working fields out their, even the childhood one it brings a sense of calmness
Yeah the timelessness feeling that makes you weightless.
This is…wow!
Something about the artwork doesn’t let me rest xD
Feels like one bottle is “earthly” genius and the other is “magical”.
But cool stuff. I get Da Vinci vibes from it.
I get more orientalic vibes from it. Being in the lab of a medicus.
salam aleikum stranger
This is so gorgeously velvet and silk and haunting. It makes me want to do an interpretive dance!
I get blueprint of life vibes from it
Oh ur talking about artwork: that is magician tarot/nft vibes
Frontal lobes Like the medial temporal lobes, the frontal lobes seem to be involved in forming memories that support conscious recollection of the past . Furthermore, activity within specific frontal regions correlates with a wide range of behavioral factors that influence memory formation.