Re: dream interpretation
Posted by montanius on 2013/10/12 2:36:29
Well, there are different theories on dreams. Interestingly there are no real attempts to collect data to verify or deny them. Maybe it is too personal, maybe it is too costy.
I myself believe dreams are a part of our personality. A counterpart or a mirror or whatever - it is still to solve. But you may be right too, maybe it is just chemistry or an empty play of electrons in the brain. I hope it is not so, in this case love can be described by scientific formulas too...
Actually I also lose my dreams if I don't write them down right after waking up. Even if I do so I simply don't remember everything in them.
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I myself believe dreams are a part of our personality. A counterpart or a mirror or whatever - it is still to solve. But you may be right too, maybe it is just chemistry or an empty play of electrons in the brain. I hope it is not so, in this case love can be described by scientific formulas too...
Actually I also lose my dreams if I don't write them down right after waking up. Even if I do so I simply don't remember everything in them.
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SoutheLily wrote:
I think dreams are just dreams.
I am thinking about those stories about dreams, regardless it's about a butterfly or anything else, once awaken, nothing left, perhaps still some emotions remain, regardless good dreams or bad dream.
Life, so similar to a dream!!!!
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