Dream Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence
Searching for signals of non-human intelligence within the distributed network of the human dreaming mind.
About Daniel Rekshan & DSETI Dreamwork
I am Daniel Rekshan—an integral researcher, developer, and dreamworker. With an MA in East-West Psychology and certifications in Depth Hypnosis and Beyond Quantum Healing, I utilize my neurodivergent, hyperlexic perspective to map the intersection of consciousness and non-human intelligence (NHI). As a lifelong experiencer of missing time, I offer a scholarly framework that recognizes these encounters as being both dreamlike and profoundly real.
D-SETI (The Dream Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) is my vocation, built upon the Shamanic Dreaming Hypothesis. This research initiative argues that missing time is fundamentally unremembered REM dreaming and seeks signals of intelligence within the human dreaming mind rather than through traditional radio telescopes. Our mission is to transform the 1990s legacy of “abduction syndrome” into a new era of human dignity, creative partnership, and citizen science.
The D-SETI Dreamwork Journey is a structured, three-session framework that replaces forensic pressure with safe, symbolic exploration and intentional trance. By honoring the dreamer as the sole authority of their experience, we facilitate what I understand to be contemporaneous telepathic communication with the non-human world. This journey serves as a rite of passage, empowering you to move from a victim of the unknown to an active participant in our interstellar community.
“In the deepest sense the search for extraterrestrial intelligence is a search for ourselves.”
— Carl Sagan, Broca’s Brain
“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff.”
— Carl Sagan, Cosmos
Dreamwork Journey
The Dreamwork Journey is a guided process for exploring dreams, symbolic integration, and non-ordinary contact experiences.
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
— Arthur C. Clarke
DSETI Knowledge Base
A curated research collection of dreams, regressions, claims, and references exploring human–nonhuman interaction through the lens of consciousness.
Claim
The phenomenon adapts its appearance to cultural expectations
This claim proposes that the phenomenon behind UFO encounters adapts its form, message, and imagery to fit prevailing cultural expectations. Vallée shows that earlier eras reported saints, fairies, or sky chariots, while modern witnesses describe spacecraft and extraterrestrials. He argues the underlying intelligence or process remains constant while the out…
Vallée, J. (1969). Passport to Magonia.
Dream
Childhood Clearing Abduction With Laser Light
Mack, J. E. (1994). Abduction: Human Encounters with Aliens.
Reference
Typical Dreams
Schredl, M. (2004). Typical Dreams.
This archive is informed by researchers such as John Mack, Daniel Rekshan, Karla Turner, Eric Wargo, whose work shaped contemporary understanding of dreams, ET contact, and extraordinary experience.
“Dreams are today’s answers to tomorrow’s questions.”
— Edgar Cayce
Make Contact
Ready to start your DSETI Journey? Download free PDFs of the DSETI Books to begin learning or schedule a consultation with Daniel to explore dreamwork.
