Normal dreaming is to relieve every day stress or we would go mad. When we are super stressed sometimes we can have nightmares or vivid dreams we do remember for a few minutes after waking up and these nightmares occur within minutes just before awakening although it may feel the nightmare goes on and on. Many people never notice that if they dream about a terrible accident they are in or, they are falling off the side of a building or off a bridge they will NEVER hit bottom. Why, because the brain makes the person wake up (thus, the nightmare waking the person up sometimes covered in perspiration.) If the person dreamed they had hit the ground or really had been killed in the accident in a vivid nightmare they would die of heart failure. People who sometimes dream and get frustrated because it was a good dream (they sense that) is caused by not having REM sleep. This means the person is not in full sleep and the eyes are not darting side to side which is normal in REM. This could simply be caused by a change of hormones or stress. Some medications can also contribute to this factor.
When remembering old dreams, memories and emotions can be triggered, such as nostalgia, curiosity, confusion, or even fear. Dreams can evoke a range of feelings and thoughts, often reflecting our subconscious thoughts and desires.
Randomly remembering old dreams can have various significance, such as reflecting subconscious thoughts or emotions, triggering memories, or indicating unresolved issues. It may provide insights into one's psyche and emotions, offering a chance for self-reflection and understanding.
To remember dreams from years ago, techniques such as keeping a dream journal, practicing mindfulness and relaxation before bed, and setting intentions to remember dreams can be helpful. Additionally, discussing dreams with others and reflecting on their meanings can aid in recalling past dreams.
Yes, some people can smell things in their dreams, although it is less common than seeing or hearing things in dreams.
There is no scientific evidence that dreams can predict the future. Dreams are a reflection of our subconscious thoughts, fears, and desires. While some people believe in the power of dreams for insight or intuition, it is not a proven method for foreseeing the future.
a 13 year old can become an ACTRESS even if SHEhas trouble remembering HER scrip-or-a 13 year old can become an ACTOR even if HE has trouble remembering HIS scrip
They were all quiet as they sat remembering their friend. The boy was having trouble remembering where he had been on that night.
Trouble in Dreams was created on 2008-03-18.
When remembering old dreams, memories and emotions can be triggered, such as nostalgia, curiosity, confusion, or even fear. Dreams can evoke a range of feelings and thoughts, often reflecting our subconscious thoughts and desires.
Absolutely! Only actions get you into trouble.
It's the way the brain handles all the imput, sorting out what needs to be remembered and what doesent, most dreams do not have any meaning, they are unimportant, when you have a dream that has meaning, you will remember it... But not all dreams you remember have meaning...
There are no such statistics because the subject, "remembering dreams" is not something that can be reliably measured or quantified. Science has shown that all people dream during certain stages of sleep, but whether a particular individual remembers their dreams can change from one day to the next, and from one period of that person's lift to another period.
Those who have memories of the Holocaust have no trouble and need no help in remembering.
The only thing it means is that you are not remembering your dreams. Research in sleep laboratories have shown quite conclusively that everyone dreams in every period of sleep, whether those dreams are remembered or not.
Randomly remembering old dreams can have various significance, such as reflecting subconscious thoughts or emotions, triggering memories, or indicating unresolved issues. It may provide insights into one's psyche and emotions, offering a chance for self-reflection and understanding.
Most people who commit to a diet are doing so to improve their health or appearance. If you have trouble remembering that you are on a diet, there is no level of commitment and you need to examine your motives for dieting.
To remember dreams from years ago, techniques such as keeping a dream journal, practicing mindfulness and relaxation before bed, and setting intentions to remember dreams can be helpful. Additionally, discussing dreams with others and reflecting on their meanings can aid in recalling past dreams.