Do you dream alot? if you do do you remember your dream???
By khatrokhat
@khatrokhat (58)
December 7, 2008 8:59am CST
Hello
If you dream alot and you can remember your dream i need to tell you congratulations, why???
because due to psychological research it has been proved that there are relation between our dreams and our daily behaviour in the outer world. so you can estimate from you dream most of your emotional weaknesses.
most psychiatrist use dream therapy to treat their patients so take your dreams seriously.
however if you dream can you remember your dreams???
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4 responses
@underdogtoo (9579)
• Philippines
7 Dec 08
I guess I cannot be congratulated because I don't remember my dreams. I wake up and the dreams, whatever they are, go with my sleep. I just don't remember my dreams. Cheers!!
@khatrokhat (58)
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7 Dec 08
Hello
my friend, there are couple of reasons for why you don't remember your dreams, which are:
1.you didnt have any dreams to remember.
2.you had more than one dream during your sleep that makes it hard to remember.
3.your mind is so busy
@khatrokhat (58)
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7 Dec 08
yes of course you are right,
possibilty of dreaming is high if you have lots of thoughts.
@syfarisk (378)
• Malaysia
7 Dec 08
Oh really?
However, I've read somewhere that your sleep is of better quality if we don't dream, unless our dream is a very positive one, one that makes us very happy, or experience joy.
Dreams will distract our body's state of resting. For example, due to our dream, our heart might beat faster, we might sweat, and so on, during our sleep.
A sleep that has no dream, meaning you just sleep, and then hours later you wake up, without dreaming anything, is a sleep of better quality. We'll feel more refreshed if we can get that kind of sleep. This is the due to the fact that your body maintained a very good state of resting throughout the sleep.
I used to dream a lot when I was a kid, but now, I don't dream that often. Most of the time I don't dream. Even if I do, I usually don't remember it at all.