The Innerverse is within us, it is a juxtaposition to the Universe which is the world around us. The world's languages were created for us to make sense of the Universe and our place in it. The world within us, the Innerverse is our mind. We also use the language we are most accustomed with in our mind to create thoughts, remember memories and have conversations with ourselves among other mind functions. This is the part of life that we live in the Innerverse which relates to our life as a person. The Innerverse however extends deeper within us into the mystic mind and this relates to our spirituality. Rehnadee Shum is a language created to reveal this part of the Innerverse to us. 

The Innerverse simply put is The-World-of-The-Shut-Eye that we find ourselves in when we introspect or close our eyes to be by ourself. The obvious experiences of the Innerverse involve our thoughts and feelings related to the past, present or future and also our dreams when we sleep. Rehnadee Shum does delve into these levels of the Innerverse, mainly to sort out issues and create clarity in the subconscious mind however its primary function is to reveal the 'mystic planes' of the Innerverse so we can experience its wonders. Through Rehnadee Shum meditations we can explore the Innerverse in all its breadth and depth and grow spiritually.

Rehnadee Shum meditation or Shumnam is an innovative technique of meditating that uses meditation maps. Meditation maps are similar to mind maps but for reaching mystic goals. The maps are flow charts that contains steps leading to a meditation goal. This innovation in meditation allows for the vast Innerverse to be named and organised using Rehnadee Shum words in a way that follows the design of the Innerverse. You can learn in detail about how all of these elements of Rehnadee Shum come together to help us meditate more effectively in the following article: Shummef–The Shum Perspective.