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    REM Sleep

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    While we fall asleep each night more than we realize actually happens, in fact it is such a crucial part of our health we could not function day to day without it. Our bodies break our sleep up into five stages. The final stage is rapid eye movement (REM), and also the most important. According to the National Institute of Health, “During REM sleep, your brain and body are energized and dreaming occurs” (What is). REM sleep is triggered by signals sent to different areas of our brain, these…

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    Dreaming Me Summary

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    Dreaming me is about a black family who moves from the african country to the united states in the 1900’s and a young girl by the name of Jan willis who was a native there breathes life into a new perspective on the reformed baptist movement through the southern revivalist movement from nation to nation.”Dreaming me” is her journal and clear account of what happened when her family was declared racial and was asked to leave to find new area where they would be safe. Their family…

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    I have a dream. Even in these times of trouble and hate, I still have a dream. I have a dream that one day, no Haitian kid will ever see the poverty of their nation. The poverty and people looking down on the people of the beautiful country of Haiti will be swept away. Be as far from this earth as the stars. I have a dream that one day no mother will have to leave their tin house filled with kids and leave their oldest daughter in charge. That everyday, Haitian families will be one. I have a…

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    Dreams are mysterious things that people try to understand. Some think that dreams have meaning, whether others think they mean nothing at all. In my opinion, dreams can relate to what you thought about or what you did during the day, but I do not think they have a meaning. You can relate your dreams to things you did if you try to, but I think this means that you are giving your dreams meaning because you want them to mean something. I talked to others to see if they had a similar opinion on…

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    Society may say that dreams don’t have anything to do with people's life, however, these human beings who state this probably haven’t read the novella Of Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck. Yes, dreams impact people's life and there is evidence. Steinbeck illustrates how desires are connected to actions, they play an important role, and it affects individuals. To begin with, society may remark that desires are not connected to actions. This is because goals and actions are two…

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    Freud thought of dreams as the main road to the unconscious. Freud pointed out that dreams always seem to be self-centered. "The wishes fulfilled in them are invariably this self's wishes". When other people appear in a dream they’re merely symbols of ourselves or symbolized what another person means to us. He believed that whenever a strange figure entered his dreamscape, the personage undoubtedly represented some aspect of himself that could not be expressed in waking consciousness. Freud…

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    Totems In Inception

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    The whole movie “Inception”, is a dream from start to end due to the fact that the movie follows logical steps into a dream and its possible outcomes. Examples indicating that the movie “Inception" is a dream derive from the sharing of totems, the odd start to the movie, and the aging of Saito. The examples show the movie its similar dream characteristics that make Cobb fall into the falsity of reality. A key example that explains the dream like sensation is the totem. From start to end, the…

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    Themes In The Alchemist

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    Theme: Dreams are a free plane ticket to travel the world in your mind. One main theme I found in the alchemist was dreams. Because In the beginning of the book the boy goes to sleep in an abandoned church and he says he had the same dream 3 times in a row to the palm reader. The dream was him traveling across the world looking for treasure in Egypt. A published study suggests that dreaming about a new or difficult task can actually make the task easier to perform once awake. In the experiment,…

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    If I was granted one wish, mine would be to unfurl the mystery that is a dog’s dream. Koda’s twitching paws, fluttered breathing, and muffled whines prompt me to wonder at the source of agitation in her serene slumber. How could a dog’s mind, so pure in its capability to love unconditionally, be able to conjure the evil within nightmares? Do dogs invent new scenarios, supernatural powers, or personal utopias within dreams, as humans often do? My mind ponders these questions as Koda, my…

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    Dream house is about Schizophrenia. Its scene first began in Will’s eyes retiring from a firm as a successful author and editor, so as to spend more time with his wife and kids, who already living in their dream house. But in reality he was in fact leaving a mental institute, where he had reside for five years because of his mental disorder and his family he thought was at home had been dead for five years. He did not no that he has been living into a delusional world. The beautiful house he saw…

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