Understanding Dreams: Every single human on the earth has experienced dreams, but not even the smartest people on earth can uncover what the true purpose of a dream is. The way that the human brain works is extraordinary and one of the many talents it has is making people see their own little movies every month, week, or day. Everyone dreams, but what do dreams actually mean? Are peoples dreams their deepest inner problems that bother them the most, and only at night, or are dreams just silly leftover information that the brain is still processing? The world may never be able to answer this pressing question that scientists are still trying to learn about. Dreams are everything we want it to be because dreaming is so strange yet complicated. Dreams could be true, but the options are limitless.
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Many therapists believe that peoples dreams can help one solve problems in ones waking life or help solve internal conflict people have within their selves. Other therapists say that if somebody wants to understand others dreams, they need to not take them literally. Freud, an Austrian neurologist says that dreams reveal important unconscious emotions. He says, “Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious.” Other people claim that dreams are the brain’s responses to random impulses, or that it’s a mechanism for discarding information. Mark Solms, another neuropsychologist says, “dreams protect sleep.” It looks like many people are split on the idea of a dream, which makes it even more confusing for people trying to collect information.Sometimes, dreams can get scary. Ever heard of nightmares, or night terrors? Turns out they are both different things. Nightmares mostly occur during REM sleep (Rapid Eye Movement.) A nightmare could be about a deep fear or
Many therapists believe that peoples dreams can help one solve problems in ones waking life or help solve internal conflict people have within their selves. Other therapists say that if somebody wants to understand others dreams, they need to not take them literally. Freud, an Austrian neurologist says that dreams reveal important unconscious emotions. He says, “Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious.” Other people claim that dreams are the brain’s responses to random impulses, or that it’s a mechanism for discarding information. Mark Solms, another neuropsychologist says, “dreams protect sleep.” It looks like many people are split on the idea of a dream, which makes it even more confusing for people trying to collect information.Sometimes, dreams can get scary. Ever heard of nightmares, or night terrors? Turns out they are both different things. Nightmares mostly occur during REM sleep (Rapid Eye Movement.) A nightmare could be about a deep fear or