Does anyone know interesting facts about dreams?

Question

Basically what the questions ask :)

Answer 1

Depeche_jewel. What a lovely sign-in name.

Dreams. They are a window into the deepest part of you. Even as you sleep, you may yet disguise certain things from recognition.

A male, afraid of offending God, or a moral authority will dream of a naked lady. Yet, her phallus will be turned into a shoe box. This is an actual example.

Answer 2

interesting facts about dreams

1.you are paralyzed while you sleep

2.external stimuli invade our dreams

3.quitters have more vivid dreams

4.dreams are not about what they are about

5.not everyone dreams in color

6.we only dream of what we know

7.dreams prevent psychosis

8.you forget 90% of your dreams

9.blind people dream

Answer 3

There is a little known practice called Lucid Dreaming.  You train yourself to realize that you are dreaming and can become conscious within a dream in order to have god-like powers over the dreamscape.  It takes time and effort to do but is totally worth it.  Any doubters, be aware, it has been extensively researched at Stanford and there are many books on the topic including "Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming" by Stephen LaBerge.

P.S. In my whole time of practicing, I have had 31 LD's which is uncommonly high for a relative beginner.

Answer 4

I have lucid dreams all the time. I heard of this guy who designed a soft light that sort of wakes him up inside his mind, from what I hear it works without fail. Also, one time I got killed in a dream and it felt like i was being shocked. For some reason I didn't wake up and started another dream...

Answer 5

if you remember your dreams you will notice morals.

Answer 6

usually after half an hour you will have forgotten about the dream if you didn't wake up.

dreams can tell you what your true feelings about people are.

they do NOT predict the future

Answer 7

its real thing that Dreams become Fact of ur life.

GURU

Answer 8

We all dream, whether we remember them or not. And it's a myth that if you die in a dream, you die in real life.