Maybe it’s a random passive effort. When someone’s asleep he can’t voluntarily do anything but things still get done anyway, just because the materials are there. Imagination lives
I can never remember any dreams. I’m sure I must dream – and sometimes when I first wake up I have a slight memory of a dream but by the time I am fully awake it is gone
Melanie asked this question in her Share Your World prompt a few weeks ago, and my answer was, “it’s natures way of dropping acid.” In other word, dreaming is like experiencing an LSD trip. Well, for me, anyway.
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I think sometimes it is to solve issues you can’t do awake? And sometimes it magnifies your feelings, good or bad.
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I solve the world’s problems while I sleep..sometimes dreams are fantasies, sometimes they are a way to resolve old issues.
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Our subconscious mind is trying to work out the issues we face while awake.
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Data dump
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Maybe it’s a random passive effort. When someone’s asleep he can’t voluntarily do anything but things still get done anyway, just because the materials are there. Imagination lives
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I can never remember any dreams. I’m sure I must dream – and sometimes when I first wake up I have a slight memory of a dream but by the time I am fully awake it is gone
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Melanie asked this question in her Share Your World prompt a few weeks ago, and my answer was, “it’s natures way of dropping acid.” In other word, dreaming is like experiencing an LSD trip. Well, for me, anyway.
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Processing stuff in our subconscious mind, I think. Interesting question!
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