Some dreams are so stupid, because before you go to bed, you are thinking about what happened to you on that day, what's been bothering you lately or sometimes it's like a Déjà Vu. It's just happens because are mind creates these ridiculous dreams. :) Hope that helped you a little bit! :)
you can always make you dreams come true, they dont have to stay dreams
The question seems to refer to "dreams" in the sense of hopes and aspirations, rather than "dreams" that occur during sleep. One makes one's own hopes and aspirations come true through discipline, education and consistent hard work. No one else can make your dreams come true but yourself.
If the question is about "dreams" in the sense of hopes and aspirations, then yes, visualizing can help one realize those dreams. But visualizing alone will not achieve those goals; one must work hard, with dedication and perseverance to reach one's aspirations.
No. You can't make your dreams come true, unless the dream is a fairly realistic one, such as forgetting to wear pants. Dreams that include fantismal or scientific anomolies, however, could never possibly come true.
Dreams come when we sleep. It is said that this is often caused by something that we were thinking about before we went to bed. This can happen to anyone, and medications can make dreams more vivid at times.
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You make my dreams come true.. NO IT IS NOT YOU MAKE MY DREAMS COME TRUE... the lyrics include 'bring it on home to my house'...
becuz they make you stress about it. dont stress too much about it.
it really depends on which way you look at it. in a spiritual or emotional sense your dreams come from your subconscious flooding your dreams with pictures of what it tries to explain you. from a scientific point of view, its your brain exercising while you sleep, taking what you have seen or know and putting it into random images. in the end it what you make of it. you pick where it comes from for you.
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