Dreams dreams dreams
@abhi_bangal (5174)
Ahmednagar, India
October 30, 2024 12:18am CST
If researchers are to be believed, we have at least 4 to 6 dreams everyday. And each one of them lasts at least 5 minutes spanning up to 20 minutes. However 95% of the times, we do not remember what we dreamt, by the time we get out of our beds.
This was a short scientific snippet regarding dreams. Let's forget that now. All of us dream and all of us have nightmares as well. But there are a few particular dreams that fit in that 5% category that we clearly remember and they just don't go off our minds. We clearly see everything in the dreams and their decide in our memory for days together. And this happens especially with nightmares. And I am sure some of you will definitely agree with this.
I always dream like I have failed in mathematics, as a student, obviously. I don't know why. I am not too close to that subject. Probably that's why I might be dreaming that maths horror every now and then 
Is there any dream that you can share on a public forum like this one? Are you comfortable doing that if it's possible?
Is there any dream that you can share on a public forum like this one? Are you comfortable doing that if it's possible?4 people like this
3 responses
@anya12adwi (8216)
• India
18h
I used to keep a dream journal because my dreams have very creative twists! I had sleep paralysis the very night my friend discussed about his sleep paralysis! The next day I was so angry with him!!
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@abhi_bangal (5174)
• Ahmednagar, India
16h
Hahaha...
Believe me or not such things do happen. There is a saying in my mother tongue, which means that you dream of those things that you have in your mind or in your brain. Now, as far as the talk with your friend is concerned about sleep paralysis, you discussed this thing and you had that in your mind. That is why it took you over and the result was the same. So that is how our thinking affects our thoughts and our body.
Believe me or not such things do happen. There is a saying in my mother tongue, which means that you dream of those things that you have in your mind or in your brain. Now, as far as the talk with your friend is concerned about sleep paralysis, you discussed this thing and you had that in your mind. That is why it took you over and the result was the same. So that is how our thinking affects our thoughts and our body.1 person likes this
@abhi_bangal (5174)
• Ahmednagar, India
12h
@anya12adwi I don't know about how to deal with the last sentence. Because, once I had a dream where I was in a theater, where I saw so many people. So does that mean, I have met all those people? Just asking.
But let me mention one thing - I didn't see the face of even a single person. I just dreamt that I was in a movie theatre and felt that their were dozens of people sitting around. I don't even know with whom I had gone.
@anya12adwi (8216)
• India
15h
@abhi_bangal Yes! Totally! It is also said in dreams we see people who we have seen! No single person occurs whom we have not seen at all!
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@abhi_bangal (5174)
• Ahmednagar, India
16h
This happens with most of us. That's not a problem. Because there are a very few dreams that we actually remember.
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@LindaOHio (176077)
• United States
19h
I have several categories of dreams that I have all the time. One of them is being in school, being late and not knowing what my next class is and where it is. Also, I don't have any note paper or a pen. Very stressful. Have a good day.
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@abhi_bangal (5174)
• Ahmednagar, India
19h
Looks like you have school days dreams yet... Hahaha!
But then these are dreams and these can be of any kinds and any categories. Anyways, it's interesting to know that I have also that dream that I mentioned regarding maths failure. And you also have not too good dream of being late in school and not knowing what your next classes are We are sailing in the same boat 1 person likes this
