What are dreams?

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  1. maria.rose profile image41
    maria.roseposted 13 years ago

    What are dreams?

  2. petertheknight profile image64
    petertheknightposted 13 years ago

    The true desires and feelings of your heart.  Dreams are sometimes special and sometimes silly.  Sometimes they tell you things you need to know and other times they just make no since.  I can always get something out of a dream because that is what I think they are there for.  I love dreamless nights the most, but when I have someone come to me it can be beautiful but scary at the same time.

  3. biman_r profile image69
    biman_rposted 13 years ago

    For me dreams are those moments when everything happens perfectly for me. It takes me to a place where there is nothing but happiness and it brings close the things and people I love and miss a lot. For each person dreams represent a different feeling of fulfillment which needs to treasured and should be made into a reality.

  4. ReikiHelper profile image55
    ReikiHelperposted 13 years ago

    Dreams are where are person has a safe place to resolve unsettled emotions, and also a safe place to practice for our coming challenges...

  5. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 13 years ago

    It is the life we live while we are asleep which sounds more romantic that just knowing our minds continue to work when we sleep.

  6. aheil profile image61
    aheilposted 13 years ago

    A dream is the brains way of coming up with solutions to our problems, or trying to find answers to our unlimited amount of wants.

  7. capncrunch profile image76
    capncrunchposted 13 years ago

    Dreams are places where where you find answers.  The problem is that you don't always have the ability to separate your questions to suit all the answers coming at you. 

    Once, when I was a teenager I had taken apart a stereo to modify it.  But when I put it back together, I couldn't get it to work.  I tried for a couple of weeks to get the stereo working again.  Then, the answer came to me in a dream.  When I awoke, I ran to the stereo and had it corrected in a couple of seconds.

    We know what the dream is about.  What is the question?

  8. livingsimply profile image61
    livingsimplyposted 13 years ago

    I think dreams are the way we make sense of our world.  They are deliberately fragmented so that we have to piece the meanings together - it keeps us alive.  Always listen to your dreams.....

  9. Docmo profile image92
    Docmoposted 13 years ago

    Scientifically - Dreams are the 'editing' room of our brain. We take in so much information all day- emotions, facts, visual images, sounds, memories, sensations... all this gets recorded into the short term memory 'film' reel.

    As we sleep we go into REM sleep where the brain sifts through millions of megabytes of data and deletes unnecessary details from the surface memory ( these deleted items according to some still remain in the 'subconscious' hard drive)

    The fragments of these day to day memories emerge as dream narratives combined with some old data like a weird jig saw puzzle of imagery and memories. Sometimes these can contain answers to baffling problems or can take on a interesting twists based on the subconscious desires and fears...

 
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