Dreams are a succession of images that usually involuntarily occur in the different stages of our sleep. Dreams have had many interpretations since people started analyzing them. Some people think they are premonitions, others just dismiss what their dream could mean.
In the early times, Greeks and Romans though that dreams had the power to predict the future. However, it was only in the nineteenth century when Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung were able to establish the most modern interpretation of our dreams.
There are bad dreams and there are good dreams. Moreover, there are dreams that are usually common to many people, and it’s always best to go for the logical explanation behind them.
There’s a logical explanation to your dreams.
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Some experts say that dreams are just how our brain processes what’s around us. It is our different experiences and emotions that can actually affect our dreams. But what do they really mean?
In the video below, Buzz60 explains the logical meaning of the most common dreams. If you dreamt about taking a test, that may mean that you are unprepared for something. Another common dream is being chased which logically means that you are running away from something. They usually aren’t real most of the time, but the emotions that come with them are real.
Our dreams, experts say, are just merely expressions of our consciousness, and while others panic about dreaming about the worst things that could happen, the logical explanation to them actually just makes more sense: when you dream of death, it may just mean that you are closing a chapter of your life; when you dream about losing teeth, it may just be because you have said something that you wish you hadn’t. It’s actually just a reminder to be nice at all times.
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So, do you agree with how our common dreams were logically interpreted? What was your most recent dream? Leave a comment below.
Sources: Little Things, Scientific American