What are dreams really?

Question

Best explanation gets 5 stars and an invitation to my blog, so please desplay email.

Answer 1

dreams are informations sent by god (or something or someone) by infra-sounds. Some times (ar should I say most of time) this informations are mixed with the images and feelings from our life. Have fun sorting them and decripting the message.

Answer 2

dreams are psychological thinking processes that attempt to solve and resolve feelings or unresolved thinking processes during the day.

More mystically, it is a perception into various "possible" dimentions if put (you) in certain situations, therefore, either, inciting an emotion to get feedback about yourself or to speculate about others and how they would react...to give you warnings on how to react toward (when awake) these 'other' concious entities..

your subconcious may have picked up dishonesty but not your conciousness during the day from a person, and projected it into a possible future circumstance by which you might experience it more blatantly...

the subconcious at night uses "fractured and many" concious cycles to 'play' out certain probable scenarios, like a computer, either realistic, or exagerated to get the point to your "awake concious" ...so the next time you 'sense' like another person is 'dangerous' or 'dishonest' yet they have been very nice to you as far as you know....

stay away from them maybe...because they may be planning an attack, for example...which only your deep subconcious senses picked up, and only let you know through your dreams.

hence, the feeling of 'de ja vu'..when a scenario played out in a dream, seems very similar to something happening when you are awake...maybe not exactly the same...but very very similar...

what basically happens is when your asleep...all the data that was too much to process during the day, gets played out---and a "brain computer and statistician" comes up with all the possible future scenarious of this data...things you might not have speculated or expected or forseen, when awake...

it also has a very real parallel to interdimentional and timeless simulations...since some simulations are so fast that time, literally is unrelated while asleep...you could say that over the course of your life...all your dreams have processed all the possibilities when awake--this forms a large 'databank' which is so large that it cannot be retreived unless you experience one of these 'recorded' played out scenarious...and as you experience it..you are "deja vu'

hence, more than one feeling of 'deja vu' over your lifetime...there are also more deep concepts to this idea...but your technology is nto sufficiently advanced to be able to relate to these concepts. you are limited by your biological senses.

Answer 3

Actually, we do not know for sure, though there is great conjecture and hypothesizing. We have more of an idea of what they are not. For instance; they are not prophetic or interpretable in the Freudian or Jungian sense.

PS I do not want an invitation to the blog of a vampire, though I am sure you are a very nice vampire.

Answer 4

I think that dreams are the memories or thoughts that are stuffed in to the back of our minds. Sometimes we don't want to see them again and that's where nightmares come up. Other times they are things we forgot and it is refreshing to remember them again. And other time they are things that we want or desire and they form our happy dreams. Also what you dream about is probably affected by the day you had. Maybe you have a bad day and it comes to haunt you in your dreams or a good dream comes to lift up your spirits. Dreams are just in essence, memories or thoughts in your head, that's all.

Answer 5

A dream is the experience of envisioned images, sounds, or other sensations during sleep. The events of dreams are often impossible or unlikely to occur in physical reality, and are usually outside the control of the dreamer, (except in the case of lucid dreaming, in which the suspension of disbelief is broken and the dreamer realizes that he or she is dreaming—being sometimes even capable of changing the oneiric reality around him or her and controlling various aspects of the dream). Dreamers may experience strong emotions while dreaming. Frightening or upsetting dreams are referred to as nightmares. Episodic evidence also exists for precognitive dreams.The scientific discipline of dream research is oneirology.



A dream is a humans( who knows if dog,cat can dream!!!) imagination - mind traversal - desires - likes&dislikes......all put togther and he experiences it as virtual reality

Answer 6

Dream are when your brain shuts off the out side world around you and it recalls already stored information in your mind. It makes pulse during REM sleep. It may be caused by random in pules or like jolts in your brain. It's kind of like your brain takes the information that it thinks it know about the our side world and makes a story out of it.

Answer 7

A dream is what helps the mind sort things out in a way that you normally wouldn't think of to solve in your waking time. It helps the mind resolve things that have happened to you too.

Answer 8

Its your mind thinking while you are sleeping about.... anything and everything. Sometimes we realize we are dreaming and can grab ahold of what we think and control it while in slumberland. Its called lucid dreaming, and its really hard to do. Only did it once myself, but it was awesome!

Answer 9

Spirita explains your dreams
Visit http://spirita.blogspot.com/ and post your question as a comment. You'll get your FREE dream interpretation (as a comment, too) shortly. Just remember where you posted your question, your dream interpretation will be under the same section.

Answer 10

Dreams are entertainment of the mind.