# Dreams
The Mysteries of Dreams: 7 Fascinating Psychological Facts
Do you ever wonder what dreams are? Why do we dream? They are very intriguing but where do they come from? Here are 7 psychological facts about dreams. When you go about your day you are constantly thinking. Your brain is always working but, what about when you sleep? When we sleep our mind is more active than when we are awake because our brain is taking all the information we absorbed in the day and itās trying to process it.
Making Your Dreams a Reality
I hear her say in a deep loving Arabic voice āTaāali ya Dima,ā which means, āDima, come here.ā. I am five years old playing in my grandmotherās home in Amman, Jordan. Filled with anticipation, I walk towards her not realizing that I am about to receive the most valuable gift. I watch as she turns towards the kitchen table. She picks up a magazine, carefully rolls it, and then slowly ties it with a red ribbon. Her eyes are filled with energy as she leans down towards me and whispers in my ear, āToday, we are going to play a new game. We are celebrating the day you graduate from college.ā
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How Does a French CafƩ Relate to Shattering Limitations?
Originally published by the Huffington Post. At the corner of two aged cobblestone streets in the heart of the French countryside in Provence sits a charming, old building with bold, white letters: CafĆ© de la VieāCafĆ© of life. The soft green ivy scales its way across the outer walls of the building. Tables are adorned with fresh flowers in small silver vases that weigh down the red and white checkered cloths in the light morning breeze. The pale silver light of the morning pours over the beautiful setting. The tantalizing aroma of baking croissants and brewing coffee fills the air and begs hungry passersby to stop. Fresh, vibrant herbs fill the window boxes, ready to garnish the soup of the day. A chestnut-haired woman in her mid 40ās floats from table to table with ease, her white linen apron tied around her waist and a serene gaze in her azure eyes.
The science of memory: dreams and false events
Ever had a dream that felt so real that years later you were convinced it must have really happened? Or do you remember a childhood event with perfect clarity only to discover later you had all the facts wrong? Wherever your memories come from: dreams, actual events, or false memories deliberately planted in your mind, your brain treats them the same, as fact.
Reoccurring Dreams
Have you ever had a dream that keeps coming back to you, night after night? Maybe it's a dream about falling, or being chased by something or someone. Or maybe it's a dream about a person or place that you just can't seem to shake. Whatever the content of your recurring dream, you're not alone. Many people report having the same dream over and over again, sometimes for years.
From Dreams to Reality
The Profound Consciousness Shift during the Full Moon Eclipse in Scorpio. Iām living in my childhood home. I go to my brotherās room, he is sitting on his bed with a can of LifeSavers next to him. I give him another tin, he accepts it. I sit down on the bed and we embrace.
[OPINION] Why You Dream About an Ex You Don't Talk to Anymore
When Taylor Swift said Please donāt ever become a stranger whose laugh I would recognize anywhere, we all knew exactly what she meant. Itās a hard life lesson to realize that some people we love simply arenāt meant to stay in our lives. The intimacy created during a relationship can fade to nothing when itās over. That can be a relief when the relationship is toxic, assuming children arenāt involved. But itās a painful reality when someone we love exits our lives.
Dream Walking
Dream walking is truly an awe-inspiring phenomenon that has fascinated human beings for centuries. It is a skill that enables one to enter and manipulate their dreams, a rare and elusive ability that only a select few are able to master. These individuals are known as dream walkers, or lucid dreamers, and possess an extraordinary power that allows them to explore the depths of their subconscious mind.
New research shows why dreaming is important to the quality of your sleep
āA dream seems like reality as long as we are in it.āāāāCarl Jung. On March 5th, I ran the Tokyo International Marathon together with about 38,000 runners from all over the world to complete my six-star journey of running London, Berlin, Boston, Chicago, and New York City marathons. With 3,032 runners, I got into the Guinness World Record for the most runners obtaining their six-star medal at the Tokyo marathon. This accomplishment that took me five years to achieve was as wild as my flying dreams that I often had as a child.
Dream A Little Dream
I had an excellent night of rest but I had this ill dream where I was fighting giants in Outer Space with Roman Reigns. Well, he was there for a minute and then the cat burnt out and left me all on my own. Can you all BELIEVE DAT! Homie mustāve had a title defense or something.
Giving Up On Our Childhood Dreams
Children view the world with so much awe, possibilities, and an open mind. We imagine and have great expectations for the kind of life we want to lead as children and as youngsters. It's typical for our dreams to alter or disappear as we become older. But occasionally, for reasons other than a simple shift in priorities or interests, we give up on the goals we set for ourselves as children. Why do we develop beyond this? This might hold the key to determining what we actually love and desire as adults. So why do we abandon our childhood aspirations?
More than 10,000 People Have Seen āThis Manā in Their Dreams. The Reason is Unknown
Does this man look familiar to you at all? Well, if you do or have ever seen him in your dreams, you are not alone and may be experiencing the same phenomenon as tens of thousands of other people.
Disney dreams
Disney where dreams can be fulfilled. As children we watched Disney on Sunday nights. We looked forward to it all week. Being poor, we never thought we would get the opportunity to go there in person. Of course, nowadays there is the Disney channel and movies coming out frequently.
Interesting things about Dr. Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.Photo byYouTube Screenshot. Former President Ronald Reagan declared the third Monday in January to be Martin Luther King Jr. Day to celebrate the slain civil rights activist. January 15 is his actual birthday. Had he lived, he would be celebrating his own birthday at age of 94 in 2023. He was assassinated at the young age of 39 on April 4, 1968.