The Importance Of Psychology

When learning about his work, I really took a liking to it. I, myself, really take dreams in strive. I think for myself, becoming a Psychology major things really changed and made me look at things in a whole new light. It really amazed me and learning about new things really what life is all about. In the beginning of the book, it uses the word enigma-a puzzling or inexplicable occurrence or situation. Which is true, we often dream about weird things and do not understand what do they mean (I know this happens to me quite often). This word describes dream perfectly and if you understand where this is coming from then you will know perfectly. One part in particular in his book came from Aristotle. Aristotle asserts that the dream is a …show more content…
It is so scary, but I would never wake up, just continue on going to sleep. It is also crazy how you dream about having something, but then you wake up and you don’t have the thing that you want. It is really curious for people to say that they do not dream when in fact, we really do. Those people who say that often feel like they do not have anything going for them anymore, so they dream anymore. They feel abandoned or failed their own self and dreams are not what they are into anymore. Being this way can only mean one thing and that is to go into a place (calm place) and just relax and let your mind do the …show more content…
We never realized that but it actually happens and we can focus on one thing, but our mind is working overtime nonstop at no cost. We never know because we are focusing on that one thing in particular that we forgot and that is how memory comes into play. Dreams are in the form of the waking state it becomes our consciousness. Waking state or wakefulness is the conscious and it engages incoherent cognitive and behavioral responses. Dreams evolve with that but it does not pertain to it. We lack in knowledge in little things, which is okay because we learned new things each and every