Stavros

Had two REALLY mad (in a good way ) dreams last night, really vivid and can remember em perfectly, but cant think WHY i had em (Wasnt on mind and dont usualy dream like that), or why i remember em (I never remember dreaming), anyone know anytihng about how the mind works?

2 main people involved wasnt on my mind and never are anymore really, tho on monday when we was out we saw one of em and we talked bout the other, but totaly wasnt on mind since.
Infact when i went to sleep had 2 other totally different people on my mind

So anyone know why you dream about stuff, esp when its stuff you was NOT thinking about before you went to sleep? And why you remember dreams?

vroooom ptssssh

Usually find its ppl uve not thot of for ages then their mentioned and u think of em subconsciously! raerly remember dreams erfectly, u can till u start explainen them then they ju sound daft or it could be the way ure bed's facing

M K

iTrader: (9)

ive dreamt on numerous occasions that im brushing my teeth & they all start to fall out as i brush

scares the fooking life outta me & wake up with a jump

other 1 is

walking along in my dream & im about to step off a kurb but when i do theres no ground there & i fall
wakes me up with a jump i can tell ya

Paul J

There are three fundamental psychological questions regarding dreams:

Dream Formation
Where do our dreams come from?
Dream Function
What purpose - if any - do they serve?
Dream Interpretation
What meaning - if any - do they have?
Different schools of psychology have different aswers to these questions. To further complicate matters the first two questions overlap with the physical neurosciences whilst the latter two questions are of great interest to philosophers. Attempting a synergy of neuroscience, psychoanalysis and philosophy is a major task.
Any school of psychology or analysis must of necessity consider the question of dreams, however some treat them as more significant than others - for example many mainstream academics do not accept that dreams have any coherent meaning.

So, in short it prob means feck-all

Graceland

so why do i keepppppdreaming about dead people on trainlines?

Paul J

Type Sigmund Freud/repression of traumas, into Google if ya want diy psychology.

Stavros

Well TBH my dream(s) wasnt bizzare due to the content, the content kicked ass Just i had somthing else TOTALLY on my mind, and found it so wierd not only that i dreampt about stuff that wasnt even slightly on my mind, but also that i remembered it so vividly