wht are Dreams?

Answer 1

the ramblings of your mind

Answer 2

The flushing of incomplete thoughts. So they are not mental, but merely physical. The dreamworld has no sense of time, place, or logic. Therefore, it is mindless. If you experienced the dreamworld in real life, you would be shocked and cry out in disbelief. It is like a glitch in the Matrix, where something will disappear for no reason, then come right back.

An example of an incomplete thought is that I saw someone who looked like someone else at a distance, but really wasn't. So my mind anticipated saying something to him, but the anticipation didn't become real when it turned out that the person wasn't him. So I dreamed about him, mixed up with other unfinished thoughts to provide a background that didn't fit together. But since rationality is suspended in dreams, we don't recognize the impossibility of the jumbled events in them.

Answer 3

sometimes dreams are the manifastacions of what occurred in the past day or two. Things that weigh on your mind, for good or bad. Sometimes they are magikal places you only wish you could be. And sometimes they are our fears and nightmares, coming to get us as the monster under the bed we feared when we were a child.
If we are lucky, they are beautiful, peaceful fantasies, filled with all the things we love, desire and crave. We all dream. It is just that some of us cannot remember dreams. They only retain their content if we awaken right after a dreaming episode. And even then, they sometimes drift away swiftly, into the blankness of forgetting.

Answer 4

Dreams are safety valves that ventilate the congested and pressured mind and Psyche. They are a relief. A projection of worries and hopes in the form of "actually happening" to release the pressure from the mind that is anxiously inquiring: "Is it going to happen?" or "Has it really happened?"

The creative subconscious is the control panel on which all operations of the mind; all desires of the soul, and all imagination are performed, classified and archived. It also has a "clinic" in its archive. That clinic contains all the experiences of the mind with regards to a specific problem. Once the problem is addressed, the creative subconscious consults the "clinic records" and suggests a solution. Dreams and nightmares are some of those solutions suggested by the creative subconscious for unsolvable problems or dead hopes or critical mental or psychological situations that are facing blocked walls. In other words, some dreams and all nightmares are "logical answers" suggested by the creative subconscious for "illogical questions" asked by the conscious mind, be it unjustified fear, dead hopes or impossible anticipations.

Dreaming is one of many techniques the creative subconscious develops to preserve our sanity.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Consciously they are what we want and often try to accomplish in our lives.

Unconsciously (while we are asleep) they are how our mind without the boundaries of logic -- real or perceived -- organizes our imagination and our knowledge.

Answer 7

when we sleep, our thought are in the process of being arranged , and we get to see images. these images speak of things we may have seen tht day, or thought abt. repressed thoughts come up at these moments...ppl get solutions to their problems in dreams...

Answer 8

the why your dealing with what your not dealing with