i want to know in detail how the dreaming procedure in human beings occurs?
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Unfortunately, there's no easy answer there.  Simply put, a dream is where you become conscious of some activity in the brain that occurs seemingly randomly in the brain while the normal mechanisms that make your conscious reality--both actions and perceptions--are disabled (partially of completely).\n\nThe problem with finding a good scientific answer is that the dream is by definition subjective rather than objective. Science might try to localize where certain brain functions occur in the brain, and they might be able to show what parts of the brain correlate to conscious perception, but they can't -explain- consciousness per se.  Consciousness is subjective, and science is objective.
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well, just think about it. we often dream because of things that we see or experience in our lives. A blind person would most likely dream about things they experience in their lives. But since they cannot see these things, they must imagine what they would look like. therefore, they probably dream about what they think things are like. They would dream about what they picture in their mind when they experience something. Although, im not an expert, but that's just my theory.
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according to psychoanalytic theory, our refulated uncounscious desires and drives(usually sexual and aggressive ones)penetrate through dreams, a reason why part of the psychanalytic therapy relies on dream interpretation, trying to link the latent content to the manifest one.\nas far as my knowledge reaches, i think nowadays, knowing the fact that during the rem sleep our cerebral activity is similar to the one in the waking state, dreams are more likely to be images and situations which have troubled us during the day (or the past days) and which are somehow reintegrated into an entirely free "imaginary space" which lacks the boundaries of a syntax, as language does.
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Unfortunately, you can't avoid dreams. It is up to you what kind of dream you want; nightmare, romantic, etc. Me myself I don't dream at all. My sleep goes straight ahead or maybe I didn't notice that I dreamt. Anyway, your emotions form dreams. Or how about this, when people force themself to sleep they have dreams because the last thought they had in their mind, before they fell into sleep, will be continued differently in the mind as a dream. People who are sooooo tired, groggy, and dying to sleep, that once they fall asleep they wouldn't dream of anything because the last though that was in their mind was just sleep. So eventually no dreams took place. Now, I'm not sure about this theory, but you may try. I do this all the time. It works 70% the way I want it.
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Dreams are unconscious images which occurs during sleep. Day dreams occur while the person is awake revolving around fantasies. The person day dreaming usually invokes the topic of the fantasy where as in a regular dream you have no control.
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dreams are abstract form of what u think whole day .. whole week or say which keeps getting collected in your sub-conscience.\nall things in ur sub conscinece takes an abstract visual form in ur mind which appears when u close ur eyes and sleep...when u can see nothing else\n\nnow if u see some dream 3 times it definetly indicates something... and is realted to something u are thinking of or u want in your real life.\n\nWhether it will come true or not?? ... dream can come true ..but it has nothing to do with how many times u saw..and what sequence they followed. its just ur abstract visaulization came true in real life. its sometimes just a co-incedence and sometimes fate.
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Freud interpreted dreams as being symbolic manifestations of subconscious desires which were too dangerous to face up to in their real form.\nHowever, these days, most psychologists are more likely to believe that dreams are either random triggerings of old memories, thoughts, and perceptions; or somehow the brain's way of sorting out the important stuff from the rubbish.\nThere is no 100% accepted theory of why we dream, but in general, the idea of "dream interpretation" is mostly disregarded these days.
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When you are experiencing a dream your body will try to simulate the experience. That might explain why if you have a bad you toss and turn.
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The body when alseep turns off the bit of the brain that tells it to move.  However every now and then it flickers back into life and you move as you are in your dream.  Its very natural and if you watch dogs sleep they chase things and sometimes even bark.  Very odd, but the brain has to stop you acting out your dreams, otherwise youd be knackered.
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Dreams are manifestations of subconscious mind.\n\nSo obviously you have seeded that thought yourself and it got lost among other things. That is frothing up in the dream. Many people have changed their life because of a dream they had. \n\nIt might be good it might be bad. But atleast they are acting as per those deep seated thoughts.\n\nBut I dont believe in the "God appeared in my dream and told me where to find the hidden temple" kind of cock-n-bull stories...
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Basically, dreams are caused by REM or Rapid Eye Movement. Brain activity changes with sleep in four different patterns, ranging from light sleep (you can be woken up at any time) to really deep sleep (a bomb couldn't wake you). It is said that REM or dreams begin from Level 3 onwards, and goes into short 10-15 minute lapses before it slows down and lowers itself to Level 2 brain activity (which is half-asleep and half-awake). It will happen over 7-8 times in a night.\n\nDreams on the other hand are basically imagination - and basic brain activity that result in images. They could be your thoughts, or your worries, or anything you make of. That's why, people usually relate dreams to the things that are happening in their life.\n\nHope this helps!
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There has in fact been a good deal of research in this field. The most common scientific explanation is the dreams represent an attempt by the brain to classify and interpret information collected during waking hours. This explains much of the representational aspect of dreams as well as their frequent transcendental relationship to daily events. It also explains why analyses can occasionally help gain insight to resolution of problems as sometimes waking examination of the mind's attempts to resolve these issues can be helpful in this regard. It might also be useful to keep in mind that we dream several times every night, with the dreams themselves becoming more abstract and representational as the night progresses, and we remember only dreams which are in progress when we awaken. I hope this is helpful.
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They move wildly, especially during a dream. It's called REM, or rapid eye movement.
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I am not going to give you a lecture like others do.\n\ndreams are from our subconscious mind, based on our daily experience, they reveal your inner personalities like fear, desire.  They can be triggered by media effect, actual event and personal experience..
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there is an explanation for it should you choose to believe.\nwe as human beings experience and live all there is in the Universe during each and every moment, there is no more than there is right now - this very second- within the physical realm.\n\nYet the soul has been and will be forever free to travel as it so chooses throughout time, re-membering.  notice the hyphen.  it is within the "dream" state that the soul is able to disengage from the physical shackles of the world and manifest itself where ever and whenever. I have been doing this for years, as a child I would have the same dream over and over until it manifested.\nAnd more recently, when I am sleeping I have found that if I have taken a period of specific meditation before laying down i can direct where i "go" in my state of ultimate consciousness.  notice the lack of the use un -\nAnd the damnedest thing of all is this thing that happens all the time....  i will start dreaming about having a conversation with someone, and the phone will ring bringing me back to the state of un-consciousness will call life, and it's the person I was just conversing with in my "dream".  it's wild....\nabout a month ago, my friend who normally calls me in the early am when we are both on the road didn't call. I love deeply and was getting worried, well.. when this friend did call what we could consider late... the explanation was this... he had an inspector for the jobsite with him and blah blah blah...  he goes on to tell me the inspectors name and yada yada, which jarred my memory.  I had been in the truck with them that morning.  In sleep state i was asking if my friend knew someone named Paul... and blah blah and I'll be dammned if the inspector wasn't a guy named Paul.  Most really great dreams come by way of two souls being in the same place at the same time.\nI can will my kids and i into mutual dreams with their help.\nif they're willing we can go to f-in disneyland for the night.
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Everybody dreams, it's just that not everyone remembers their dreams.  Dreams are the unconsious sorting out what's going on in your life, whats happened during the day and sometimes throwing up issues that are concerning you. They are healthy.
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We can never know how another species thinks, let alone another person.  We can only make assumptions based on similar brain activity (using MRIs, CT scans, and EEGs) among individuals.  For example, we can see different regions of the brain are more active during the REM stage of sleep, when people experience dreaming.  We can see the same brain regions active in other animals when they are sleeping, so we therefore come to the conclusion that they are dreaming. (transitive property, I think)