What is dreaming and what does it mean?
Dreaming is about how you feel and about what you’re thinking about everyday. Its often about your normal problems or things that happen everyday and these problems may show themselves as a nightmare. Dreams are pictures and activities in your head when you’re asleep. You have no control of your dreams. The dream control itself.
Dreaming can be when you are awake. It can be that you dream about another better world or maybe a girl. This is called daydreaming.
For baby’s the dream sleep fill ca. 50 percent. For adults dream sleep fill between ca. 20-30 percent of your sleeping time.
People usually have 4-6 dreams in one night with about 90 minutes between each dream stage. The last dream of a night’s may take up to 30-40 minutes.
Sinister, unpleasant or otherwise anxiety provoking dreams are called nightmares. Lucid dreams are dreams in which you are aware of that dream.
There is no consensus on whether the dream means something, and if so, what they mean. Throughout history, there emerged several views on what dreams are and how they can mean. In ancient Greece and Egypt were dreams of being an expression of contact with the divine. Since then, Freud and Jung in psychology attempted to explain the importance of dreams as the needs and satisfaction with archetypal symbols. A neuro-psychological theory about the phenomenon of dreams is that dreams are a phase of a process where the brain organize and sort the prior day’s impressions and experiences.
I think this is a very interesting topic.
What is the weirdest, scariest of best dream that you have had?
-Anders Hegelund
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