The first person to study this side of dreams was the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. In his book “The Interpretation of Dreams” he explained that people have unconscious wishes and while they are awake, there is something called “censor” that restrains those wishes from entering into the conscious. On the other hand, while they are sleeping, this “censor” is not as active so, these repressed wishes are shown as dreams. Another person who studied their meaning was Rosalind Cartwright, PhD. She believes that dreaming is the mechanism of the brain to incorporate memories, solve problems and deal with emotions. According to these theories, dreaming is the healthiest way for our brains to process
The first person to study this side of dreams was the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. In his book “The Interpretation of Dreams” he explained that people have unconscious wishes and while they are awake, there is something called “censor” that restrains those wishes from entering into the conscious. On the other hand, while they are sleeping, this “censor” is not as active so, these repressed wishes are shown as dreams. Another person who studied their meaning was Rosalind Cartwright, PhD. She believes that dreaming is the mechanism of the brain to incorporate memories, solve problems and deal with emotions. According to these theories, dreaming is the healthiest way for our brains to process