When the brain speeds up, it goes further and further into the dimension of light. So then, if one is still around the dimension of matter and heaviness like, for example, a bipolar person living with their parents, parents have a different worldview. Bipolar people can take many worldviews. So when the brain speeds up, one can get a lot done. But then in order to really. So if I go out and about in the world, and I'm perception action, like, I don't know if I'm in matter or light, and other people don't either, and that doesn't matter. But then when I come back home, I'm definitely needing to slow down here, my brain has to slow down because energy levels are slower. I can get faster here, like I could work on my computer all day and speed up in this environment, but then I would have to slow down like brain would naturally. And when it does slow down, it can be painful, it can be sad, it can one can start crying or being moody. 

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