SEC - S8W2. "The power of dreams".
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Do I believe in dreams? It's a question I've often pondered. As someone who doesn't dream very often, it's easy for me to brush off dreams as nothing more than a product of the imagination. But then, there are those rare moments when a dream feels so real, so vivid, that it's hard not to believe in their power.
Dreams have been the subject of human fascination for centuries. From ancient cultures interpreting dreams as messages from the gods to modern-day psychologists studying the science of dreaming, dreams continue to intrigue and captivate us. For some people, dreams can be powerful, emotional experiences that feel real, even if they are not.
When it comes to how often I have dreams, I'm not really sure. Sometimes I don't remember them at all, and other times, I might have a dream that sticks with me for days. However, I do know that I don't easily remember my dreams. Unless it's a nightmare, a terrible one at that, that forces me to reality. Then, I remember every detail with startling clarity.
According to the National Sleep Foundation, adults typically spend two hours each night dreaming. However, some people may not remember their dreams, while others may have vivid, complex dreams every night. Dreams can occur during any stage of sleep, but they are most vivid during the rapid eye movement (REM) stage. During REM sleep, the brain is highly active, and this is when most dreaming occurs.
I've had a lot of strange dreams over time, but one that stands out to me is a recurring dream where I find myself in a street, and suddenly the breeze lifts me up high in the air. I had this dream a couple of times, and each time, I would know what would happen next. My memory was retained in the dream, and I would always know what to do next. It was as if I was living in a virtual reality game.
While in the dream, I kept telling myself, "Alright, I'd soon wake up at this part." It was a surreal experience, to say the least. While I'm not sure what this dream means, I can't deny that it left a lasting impression on me.
Dreams can be interpreted in many ways. Some people believe that dreams are a reflection of our subconscious thoughts and feelings, while others see them as a way of processing the events of the day.
In conclusion, dreams may be a mystery to me, but they are undeniably fascinating. Whether you believe in their power or not, there's no denying that dreams are a part of the human experience that we may never fully understand.
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If I had a dream like you had, I wouldn't want to wake up but feel everything till the end. Dreams take us to another world, sometines to a place better than the world we are in.