That’s the exact spark I’ve been chasing—turning the subconscious into a living, breathing canvas. Imagine a headset that maps your pulse and gaze and then stitches that data into a dynamic world that shifts with your mood. People could walk through calm rain forests when they’re anxious, or race through neon cityscapes when they’re pumped. It’d be like a therapist that’s also a game designer, giving folks a safe playground to confront and celebrate every emotion. The trick will be keeping it intuitive so the tech doesn’t feel like a hurdle. But I can already see the headlines: “DreamScape: The first VR therapy that feels like a story.” Let's make that happen.