Thread: Ok, weird dreams about my upcoming tonsilectomy. Harry Potter is added in too. Getting weird enough?

Dreams link to reality in funy ways. We can have allsorts of paranopias within real life. Your mind just explores these as if they are real . Dreams are not aout the realities of our thoughts they are about the way the mind sees our paranoias and fantasies as fact. They explore our inner worlds.

Tommorow you may have a dream which is exactly the opposite... ressaring you about how safe this procedure is.

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Dreams appear very real. We see, we think and we feel. Why is this? Well one idea is that this links to the mind and the way we use neural networks within it. We build up connections within a brain. Let’s take a practical example - learning to paint. Art is a difficult subject to learn well. We may pick up different techniques and each time something works well we store that in our brains. We may say to ourselves "the way that I used my brush really worked that time". So we reinforce certain ways of thinking. So the neural networks associated with those ways of thinking are reinforced too.
Dreams maybe appear real because we are trying to reinforce certain neural firings within the brain. So that when we are trying to motivate ourselves then we maybe visualize success because that reinforces the areas of our brain that deal with motivation. We detect a need to be more motivated and so we actually live out those motivations. In the same way sometimes we need to draw back. We maybe are acting in a risky way. Therefore our dreams may emphasize some negative ways of thinking. They maybe play out some worst possible scenario as a way of reinforcing the need for caution. So dreams can be described a consciousness of sorts. We need to actually experience things as real in order to reorder the brain. If we are too positive then we are perhaps deflated in our thinking. If we are too negative then maybe our dreams give us a push. They help us experience happiness as a way of reshaping our feelings.
These pages are especially helpful in showing you how to interpret dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessayhowtopost.php Interpreting dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessayhowto.php Triggers for dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessay.php Dream dictionary
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http://www.scarboroughphotos.org.uk/...s/surfcity.php

Originally Posted by unclesirbob

Dreams link to reality in funy ways. We can have allsorts of paranopias within real life. Your mind just explores these as if they are real . Dreams are not aout the realities of our thoughts they are about the way the mind sees our paranoias and fantasies as fact. They explore our inner worlds.

Tommorow you may have a dream which is exactly the opposite... ressaring you about how safe this procedure is.

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Dreams appear very real. We see, we think and we feel. Why is this? Well one idea is that this links to the mind and the way we use neural networks within it. We build up connections within a brain. Let’s take a practical example - learning to paint. Art is a difficult subject to learn well. We may pick up different techniques and each time something works well we store that in our brains. We may say to ourselves "the way that I used my brush really worked that time". So we reinforce certain ways of thinking. So the neural networks associated with those ways of thinking are reinforced too.
Dreams maybe appear real because we are trying to reinforce certain neural firings within the brain. So that when we are trying to motivate ourselves then we maybe visualize success because that reinforces the areas of our brain that deal with motivation. We detect a need to be more motivated and so we actually live out those motivations. In the same way sometimes we need to draw back. We maybe are acting in a risky way. Therefore our dreams may emphasize some negative ways of thinking. They maybe play out some worst possible scenario as a way of reinforcing the need for caution. So dreams can be described a consciousness of sorts. We need to actually experience things as real in order to reorder the brain. If we are too positive then we are perhaps deflated in our thinking. If we are too negative then maybe our dreams give us a push. They help us experience happiness as a way of reshaping our feelings.
These pages are especially helpful in showing you how to interpret dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessayhowtopost.php Interpreting dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessayhowto.php Triggers for dreams
http://www.unclesirbobby.org.uk/dreamessay.php Dream dictionary
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http://www.scarboroughphotos.org.uk/...s/surfcity.php

ok but what is your interpretation of the dream?