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When you are asleep, you are immune to everything around you, except for sounds. It affects you because the sounds enter your brain, just like it is when your awake, and adds into your dream. I, myself, don't know how this happens, but it relates to your brain and whats happening inside of it as your sleeping. When you are awake and you hear sounds, you go along with it, just like you are in a dream. Say, if the sink is on, and your dreaming that you are hearing a water fall, your adding it into your dream and go along with it.
What else can I help you with?
When was The Sound of a Million Dreams created?
The Sound of a Million Dreams was created on 2011-11-15.
How does sound relate to vibration?
A sound creates vibrations
What is the most common onomatopoeia used to describe the sound of someone sleeping?
The most common onomatopoeia used to describe the sound of someone sleeping is "snoring."
Relate the speed of sound to different mediums?
The denser the medium, the faster sound travels in it.
What sound does a person make when they are sleeping?
A person sleeping typically makes soft, rhythmic breathing sounds.
Does relate have a schwa or a long vowel sound?
The E has a short I sound, the A has a long A sound, and the final E is silent.
What sound device is beams and dreams?
Rhyme
What has the author Barry Krakow written?
Barry Krakow has written: 'Conquering Bad Dreams and Nightmares' -- subject(s): Dreams, Nightmares 'Sound Sleep, Sound Mind'
What are some words that relate to sound that begin with the letter v?
The violin makes a distinctive sound.
What is the secret to good dreams?
Well, first you have to have a good day. As in everyone around you is happy and in effect that makes you happy. Most dreams happened when you are sound asleep. So, don't stay up and have a reasonable time to go to bed.
Why do you symbolised sleep as Zzz?
because that is the sound you make when you are sleeping
How does the properties of sound relate to everyday experiences?
it smells good
