why does someone remembers what he dreamt while asleep  after waking up and when somebody touches him or makes noise near him while he is asleep he never hears.
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During REM sleep, neurotransmitters are released that paralyze and, in some ways, even cut you off from reality.  That is why REM (rapid eye movement) sleep is called paradoxical sleep:  EEG patterns look almost like waking, but it's the hardest time to wake someone up.
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If they have never seen anything- they can't dream the images either.  I had a friend that was blind since birth tell me that what she sees is the same thing you see out of the back of your head.  Meanig- you can't actually see anything- but you might have the perception that something is there.
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Usually dreams can be connected with something that you thought about that day.  Maybe you went to McDonald's that day?  Then later on seen something that made you think of Meredith.  Your unconcious mind tries to make sense of it all so it puts it in a dream form.
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dreams are a way for your brain to let go of things it say while you were awake.\ndreaming is sometimes your subconscious letting you know what you really would like to do..\nlike people flying..maybe you either wish you could fly an airplane or maybe you wish you could transform yourself into a bird..\ndreams are very important to a healthy mind even if some of the dreams are not what you would consider healthy..
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nothing wrong...we all dream all the time.  some just don't remember.  i remember my dreams, have at least one every night that i remember the next day.
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The answer, simply put, appears to be "no." \nBut the answer is YES. A blind person dream as other normal human being does. During dream a person do all those things which he/she imagine. it is only the unconciousness stage of mind.\nThose who are born bilnd cant see images but can only sense like touch,hear,taste,the sensation of moving around, the emotion of joy, etc. But they cant even see colour as they cant differentiate between colours.\nDream images of the blind instead seem to be reconstructions of objects based on sensory input such as touch and sound, just as occurs in waking life. \n\nBut Scientific studies indicate that individuals blind at birth do see visual images; which is still controversial as images are constructs based on input from other senses (and on what the dreamer has been told by the sighted about what these objects look like).\n\nBut those are blind later after birth they have normal dreams as of other normal human beings.
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just because you had a dream you kissed him doesn't necessarily mean you like him. dreams don't always reflect reality. maybe he's just been on your mind lately [in a platonic sense] or the dream is just completely random which happens all the time.
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Don't forget to choose the best answer.\nWe are real people answering real questions with real answers so please show your appreciation by choosing the best answer!\n\nYou are talking to the people about spiritual matters and they are trying to (perhaps) advise you, but you can't hear them.\nOther people in our dreams often represent aspects of ourselves. Perhaps you aren't listening to (can't hear) your inner voice? Perhaps there are some spiritual truths you feel within yourself, but you are having trouble listening to those truths. \n\nHTH,\n\nJennyinJamaica
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One scientific theory is that dreams are what happens when neurons in your brain make connections (or "fire up") to store long-term memory.  As there is no other time to make these connections during the day, this happens at night.\n\nDreams are important because they help us store our long-term memory.\n\nIf we stop dreaming, (atleast in the case of deliberately staying awake) you start to hallucinate after awhile (ever heard of the guy who stayed in Wal-mart for a science project without sleeping for 40 something hours?  He was kicked out because he was hallucinating).  In the case of insomnia, you'll probably get more stressed out and won't remember things as much.\n\nAs to waking up right as we get to the good part, it's because we never get to the good part in our everyday activities that are being stored as long-term memories, which means the dreams can never get to the good part, right?
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When you repeatly dream of something, that must either be very special or your are emotionally rooted to it. You see, you may not conciously thinking about it but dreams are not like that. Dreams happened unconciously. And those that we dream can be the things that we are unconciously thinking, worrying or often ponder. Forgetting those people we hate doesn't necessarily means discarding that feeling of hate. And we cannot stop hating if we don't do anything about it. I know so because I've been there.\n\nDon't worry, those dream will eventually change. Like it did to me. It's hard to forgive a person if they don't want to forgivess. And its hard to forgive if they're not asking for it. I don't blame you for hating them.
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I watched a discovery channel show on this topic (dreams) and was really fascinated, the reason that you can do unheard-of things in your dreams is bc the part of your brain that tells you that something is impractical shuts down when you sleep but certain thoughts that you thought the day before and weren't able to find a solution for might pop up in your head while you're asleep and because at this time your brain can't tell whats practical adn impractical, you find a way to do it that subconsiously seems to be a good choice. as far as the controlling your dreams goes, it can be a part of what people call "out-of-body" experinces, neurologists say that it's very hard to do but certain people (like you apparently) have been able to do things that they want to do in their dreams. scientists havent even touched the slight capabilities of the human brain, i guarante that. like deja vu and thinking about a song on the radio and then it comes on, its all things that most people think to be coincidences but after some study of occurences, scientists are starting to think it might be some form of brain function that humans haven't learned to controll yet. I, being a Christian, think that God gave us so much more than we know of, think about when man first walked the earth, they knew nothing about dreams or the brain or any of it until God told them in one way or another. \nThis is one of my favorite topics of science as you can prolly tell but I hope this helps.
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I believe dreams mean something but you can never really be sure of what sometimes dreams are so weird and random and others are pretty normal.  I've often thought of dreams as your brain resolving conflicts or trying to while you sleep possibly to reduce stress or clear your mind whatever.  But Sigmund Freud wrote a lot about the interpretations of dreams so go to a library and look at his stuff but he also thought everything we did as humans was for some sexual reason.
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well society calls it deja vu usually. if you have drems about things that havn't happened yet then they happen, it's called premanition. usually you just think of it as a dream even if it's realistic so you forget about it until it happens days, weeks or even years after the dream occured. there isn't really an explanation to these kinds of things. it's something that the tv show unsolved mysteries needs to look into
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The primary purpose of dreams (REM sleep) in humans appears to be memory consolidation.  Humans who "lose" the ability to enter REM sleep due to certain medications or brain injury show no serious impairment of cognitive ability.\n\nMany people (particularly those in the Freudian tradition) try to attach special meaning to dreams.  The use of "dream dictionaries" to uncover the unconscious hidden meaning of dreams is a questionable therapeutic practice with little scientific justification.\n\nSome charlatans even claim that your dream images can predict the future.  As we are all free-willed beings, the future is unknowable until it becomes the present.\n\nHope this helps.
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you're always dreaming when you sleep, when you wake up and cant remember is because you've entered into a really deep rem sleep most likely from being so tired from being run down all day....you have to lighten your rem sleep in order to recall you dreams ad good way to do this (even though it's annoying) is to set your alarm to various odd hours at night. it'll wake you from your slumber and going back to bed after that might keep you from entering rem too deeply. also waking up speratically sometimes also makes you feel more rested when you get out of bed in the mourning
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dreaming happens during your REM sleep or rapid eye movement sleep and supposably dreams tell you about your consious state of mind at that time (but like many other psychological issues, only based on theory) and about the person thats always in your dream, it depends on what they look like and what theyre wearing. i really do believe in dream interpretations
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I think I dream in color. Researchers agree that most dreams are in color. Because dreams fades so quickly after we are awake, our memories of the dream are often recalled in gray tones. Studies show that those who are in tune with color in waking life tend to remember more color in dreams.\n\nTry the following exercise:\nDuring the day, notice at least once an hour the color of something, anything. My guess is that you will start recalling more color in your dreams.