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    happens when a person tries to ignore their dreams? Hughes implies that a dream that one ignores will fester inside them, like a disease, until they cannot ignore it anymore and it ‘“explodes” (Hughes, 1994). A dream that one ignores is worse than not dreaming at all, as a dream should be what guides you to progress, not what holds you back from living the life you desire.…

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    Lucid Dream Short Story

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    All the sudden, I feel like a million pounds is pressing on my back. I am surrounded by darkness and suffocating. I go to move my legs and find that I now have what feels like an additional fourteen. This isn't a big deal to me, after all, I do lucid dream often. This is just a dream of course. After squirming my way out of a tight spot, I notice that the darkness is simply the sheets covering my face.I can now breathe better. I can't help but laugh at my stupidity and I often enjoy controlling…

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    False Memory Sleep

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    Chambers, A. M., & Payne, J. D. (2013). Laugh yourself to sleep: memory consolidation for humorous information. Exp Brain Res, 232, 1415-1427. DIO: 10.1007/s00221-013-3779-7 The purpose of this study was to examine how sleep effects memory of humorous and non-humorous cartoons over 12 hours and whether it influences the retention of humorous information. Experiment 1 consisted of 79 Notre Dame students with a mean age of 19.95 years and 65% were female. 9 of the participants were excluded from…

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    series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep”, according to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. However, many people don’t know that there are diverse dreaming possibilities, or that some people perceive dreams differently than others; also, dreams have a deeply rooted meaning in the subconscious. I chose to write about dreaming because I often experience bizarre and at times sporadic dreams that I wanted to learn more about. Particular people dream in particular ways. For…

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    unconditionally was his wife, Linda. She was fearful, but no matter his failures, she was there for him and respected him. Going back to Willy being a dreamer, he was dreaming about how well of a salesman he could be, at Dave Singleman’s funeral. This interprets that Willy is self-centered about himself. Instead of mourning at a funeral, he was dreaming of being the best salesman as he can be, after seeing this, you can understand why Biff is frustrated at him. The dream did not become reality.…

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    are genuinely mistaken. Lucid dreaming offers us a chance to play out our aspirations, overcome fears, practice and improve real life skills, and even discover a personal meaning to life. Lucid Dreaming comes from the Greek word for "clear", therefore it literally means "clear dreaming." It is psychologically proven by parapsychologist Dr. Keith Hearne and can occur in everyone, although many people are in denial of its existence. Some researchers suggest that dreaming usually happens during…

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    reality don’t apply. Yes, you're right! It’s the dream! Dreams are a series of thoughts, images, and sensations occurring in a person's mind during sleep. I will be talking to you about why we dream, have nightmares, and the pros and cons of lucid dreaming. Why do we dream? Well there are many theories to why we dream, but we can't quite figure out why we dream. Some scientists think that the reason we dream is because of random impulses, problem solving, to organize things or to cope with…

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    ailments or disorders. It has even been suggested - based on conducted tests similar to those applied on humans - that animals are also able to dream. But despite the experiments and analyses performed on the unconscious sleeper, it is unknown why dreaming…

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    pitching with pain indicates that you are not dreaming is falsified,” (Schredl, 2011). The destroyed credibility of a common saying may surprise some; for those who have experienced pain in dreams, it is not worth gawking over such a fact. I am one of the people…

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    she had to live, she also makes it a point to make the word “dream” the subject of its own stanza. “Dream” makes a giddy sound, not strong/ Like “rent,” “feeding a wife,” “satisfying a man.” (Brooks) She makes the reader wonder if the concept of dreaming itself is a symbol or type of escape away from reality. Getting to the second stanza, the dream was forced to reside with a series of sensory metonyms like “onion fumes,” “fried potatoes,” and “yesterday 's garbage.” (Brooks) This language…

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