dream is only dream?

Philippines
August 20, 2010 8:24pm CST
i don't think, cause according to my research dream is a succession of images,sounds or emotions that the mind experiences during sleep.The content and purpose of dreams are not fully understood, though they have been a topic of speculation and interest throughout recorded history. The scientific study of dreams is known as oneirology.i have a lot of dream in my life but there have some of my dream is come true,so do you think dream is coming true or its only a dream?
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@Qaeyious (2357)
• United States
21 Aug 10
To be clear from the beginning, my position is not a "scientific" position. It is a practice I just started, attending a group that compares dream notes. We believe that dreams hold clues about ourselves; they are lessons given to us ("by our Psyche," as one senior member calls it) and it is just as real as the world we experience. It does not mean the experience will come true literally in waking life, but it is already true as in its expression of our current state of being. For example, a recent dream I had was me staying at my mother's house, and a stranger came by to fix the thermostat. He went to it easily while I had to squeeze between two walls to watch him, and while he was working, I was playing with the pieces. I am still working on why I'm staying at my mother's house (I'm well over 50 years old) but the fixing of the thermostat is finding my comfort level, and I have a playful attitude about it, seeing how the pieces fit. I hope this makes sense.
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@joygracia (1325)
• Philippines
25 Aug 10
I dont agree that dreams are only visual experiences at night but in my points of you, I have dreams before that has meaning and at some point did come to happen at real life.
• United States
21 Aug 10
I've always found the science of dreams interesting because I've always thought that dreams themselves were interesting. They can be vivid, and they can be fuzzy... they can be confusing, and they can be shockingly accurate... they can be epic and adventurous, and they can be as dull and as ordinary as everyday life. Personally, I don't believe that dreams have symbolic, subconscious, or precognitive meaning. I don't believe they symbolize the future or actually come true. I think they're a combination of things... stirring through memories new and old, running situations like a simulator, and making up stories. Always unbound by the laws of reality. No one really knows though. It's a very interesting discussion topic to say the least.
@noodleboy (222)
• China
22 Aug 10
dreams are considered as activities of brain. When we fall asleep our brains don't stop working.
@yeyezz (196)
• China
22 Aug 10
hi,melgrace. i see a lots of dream every night,too.maybe the dream as you said,it is images,sounds or emotions that the mind experieces.I agree with you.so dream only is a dream,That it is coming true is unknown. i don't agree that it is coming ture.haha have a nice day!