Dreams and Dream Interpretation

Not so long ago, "skinny" was associated with "ugly" and "weak." So the dream depends on how the dreamer feels about the idea of being "skinny" and "strong." If those qualities seem admirable, then the dream is wish-fulfillment. Otherwise, the dream reflects the dreamer being of two minds, undecided about whether to be weak and dependent, or strong and self-sufficient.

The expression "to follow your dreams" does not refer to the same concept discussed by Freud. Freud dealt with actual dreams that occur during sleep that represent repressed emotions and urges, which Freud nearly always viewed as sexual. The expression "following your dreams," refers to hopes and aspirations, not dreams that occur while sleeping.

One of the more common interpretations of this kind of dream is as follows: Since fish appear to be looking at you (even when lying there, dead), there can be a sense that they are looking through you or deep into you. This sense of vulnerability to others knowing more than you would feel comfortable knowing can be taken care of, metaphorically, unconsciously, in the dream state, by taking control of the situation and stopping it abruptly (e.g. cutting the head off ... gaining control over a potentially psychologically scary, threatening or vulnerable situation).

Contemplating this dream, in the context of an important relationship, or just family, friends, coworkers, and the like, can provide further insight regarding this kind of dream.

The gold standard of dream interpretation is to allow yourself to come up with your own interpretation, influenced as little as possible by others (even psychologists and therapists!).

Every living organism, including plants, birds, animals and humans, needs sleep and they do sleep as and when the physic needs sleep. Dream is a partner of sleep especially in respect of animals and irresistibly, humans.

Dream is a scientific phenomenon closely linked to sleep. To know the reason for dreaming, therefore, it is necessary to understand what sleep is and how it takes place.

The sensory centers like visual, auditory, olfactory, motor et al in the cerebral cortex would be constantly working, whether one is sitting idle or doing something. The result of the continuous interactions of the nerve cells in the central nervous system, would be loss of vital energy and life force in the nerve cells. The lost energy is recouped by or through a process of inactivity of the nerve cells. The state of inactivity is brought about automatically by an inborn nerve connection called unconditioned reflex. This state of inactivity, rather rest, is what one calls natural sleep.

Sleep is one of the most important nervous functions aimed at keeping the physic healthy and worthy of action. The nervous system ensures that any stimuli, whether it emanates from internal environ or external environment, does not cause or result in sudden and abrupt waking up, by stage managing the introduction of dreams, which enable continuation of sleep, enable the nerve ells come out of inactivity within a reasonable time, the time that is required, may be seconds. This is what the scientific truth of dreams.

False. It is common for everyone to dream multiple times during a night's sleep, but not everyone remembers their dreams. The frequency of dreaming can vary from person to person based on individual differences and sleep patterns.

Freud might interpret Mary's dream of being drowned by a large wave as representing her unconscious fears or desires. The wave could symbolize overwhelming emotions or unresolved issues in her life that she may be avoiding. Freud might say that exploring these deeper feelings could provide insight into what is troubling Mary.

The baby in your dream represents some project or development in your life that is important to you. Because your dream presented the birth of the baby who can immediately walk and talk suggests that this project or change has already been accomplished, perhaps more quickly that you expected.

Going downstairs represents moving from a "higher" aspect of life to a "lower" aspect; from spiritual matters to physical matters, or from the intellectual to the material. It sounds as if it concerns physical matters, since your crush is there working out - developing physically. But in the dream, your crush probably represents a masculine aspect of your own personality, not the guy himself. Are you allowing the male side of your personality to develop? By your male side, you should think of physical strength, assertiveness, leadership, and decisiveness. Perhaps your spirit wants you to be more balanced, less submissive or passive, and to take more control in your own life, now that the project upstairs (the baby) is taking care of itself.

Travel has facilitated cultural exchange, leading to greater understanding and appreciation of different customs and beliefs. It has also boosted economies by promoting tourism and trade between countries. Additionally, travel has enabled the spread of ideas and technologies, shaping global development and innovation.

To start dreaming again, try creating a consistent sleep schedule, practicing relaxation techniques before bed, and keeping a dream journal to record any dreams you do have. Engaging in activities that stimulate your imagination and creativity during the day can also help with dreaming at night.

write down all of your dreams and discuss with your friends about what you can do to make them happen, you will be surprised how many interesting things they say, that might help you, things that you don't ever thought of.

Freud referred to the hidden meaning of dreams as the "latent content," which represents the unconscious desires, thoughts, and emotions that are disguised in the manifest content of dreams.

Some varied types of contrived experiences include escape rooms, immersive theater productions, virtual reality simulations, and themed entertainment attractions. These experiences are designed to transport participants to unique and engaging environments that may not exist in reality.

Nightmares, tremors.

dreams are a byproduct of brain activity during sleep

Some flying dreams fall under a category of dreams known as lucid dreaming. Lucid dreams occur when you become aware that you are dreaming. Many dreamers describe the ability to fly in their dreams as an exhilarating, joyful, and liberating experience.

If you are flying with ease and enjoying the scene and landscape below, then it suggests that you are on top of a situation. You have risen above something. It may also mean that you have gained a different perspective on things.

Flying dreams and the ability to control your flight is representative of your own personal sense of power.

To dream that you are flying signifies a sense of freedom where you had initially felt restricted and limited.

Dreams of flying generally express feelings of freedom, joy and/or enthusiasm. The dream reflects the dreamer's feelings. Such dreams express similar sentiments as common expressions such as "flying high," and "on cloud nine."

Much more likely, some people may simply not remember dreams very well or very often. If a person in fact never experiences dreams, that person is likely to be having some health and/or mental health issues. The dream cycle (a very shallow part of the sleep cycle) is essential to 'sleep hygiene', and it would be a very unhealthy sleep pattern that would lead to persistent dreamlessness. Perhaps there is apnea, or some other kind of disorder that needs some attention. Substance use may contribute to this also. If you do not have sleep apnea, get restful sleep most of the time without having to use substances or med's, have regular periods of sleep that last at least a few hours, then it is much more likely that you simply don't remember your dreams. As a rule, out of every 1.5 hours of sleep everyone will experience some time in REM sleep (rapid eye movement) during which virtually everyone who is awakened reports being in a dream. The first REM periods of the night are the shortest, and they increase in length until awakening, which is often after the last and longest REM period of the night. Always tell your physician about any symptoms you are dealing with.

Actually you have many dreams every night, you just don't remember them. You remember a dream when you are woken from a particular cycle of sleep too soon causing you to recall a portion of that particular dream.

Dreams about winning the lottery can reflect a desire for financial abundance, luck, or success in waking life. It may also symbolize a feeling of being rewarded or feeling fortunate in some aspect of your life. Overall, the dream likely reflects your subconscious thoughts and feelings about luck and prosperity.

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Dreaming of a bird flying inside can symbolize freedom, new opportunities, or the need for a change in your life. It may also represent a desire for peace and harmony.

It happens when your mind sends things to your long term memory at the same time as your short term memory, instead of waiting to transfer the info. So what is happening feels like a memory, instead of the present.

So, deja vu is basically just a mistake of the brain causing you to think it's happened, when really, you've just experienced it for the first time.

I am not psychic. Déjà vu is a common phenomenon where you feel like you have experienced something before when in fact you have not. It is believed to be linked to how memories are processed in the brain, rather than any psychic ability.

We only remember dreams that occur just before we awaken. People who awaken slowly often do not remember their dreams at all, but brain scans and other tests reveal that everyone dreams. Therefore, the answer is "no." You would have to die -- or at least be brain dead -- in order not to dream.

Not remembering a dream does not necessarily mean you didn't dream. It is common for people to have dreams but not recall them upon waking up. Factors like sleep pattern, stress levels, and overall health can affect dream recall.