Why de we dream?

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Why do we dream?

Dreams. Do you see dreams? Sometimes they make us happy, some dreams make us afraid and some nervous. But do you know why we dream?

What is a dream?

Dream is something which includes feelings, pictures, surprises and a lot more. They usually happen in different stages of sleep. Dreams mainly take place in the rapid –eye movement which is also called as REM stage. Sometimes they may be seen at other stages also. More times, people remember the dream when they are awake in the REM phase.

Why we dream?

Dreams are based on our recent discussions, activities and other matters. What we think before sleeping, brain makes a dream of that. If we think of a competition, we dream about that. So, simply dreams occur because of our thoughts. If we have negative thoughts then we will have a negative dream and if we have a positive thought, we will have a positive dream.

Facts

1.    People have idea that everyone dreams between 3-6 times every night, but we may not remember. People believe each dream happens between 5-20 minutes.

2.   Blind people have more sensational components in contrast to people who can see.



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