What senses do you experience when you dream?
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I experience them all...but sometimes the sight is tunnel vision, or black and white.  I also experience emotions.
184753
Sounds almost like a plot from the movie "They Live". \n\nDreams can be so abstract yet seem so real at times.  I have vivid dreams at times and they stay with me at times long after I wake up.  Sometimes dreams are just reflection of our Id...our inner psyche...they some time reflect our emotions and our deep inner thoughts.  Sometimes I like it when I have weird dreams...it helps me with my creativity.
1007887
Dreams are the language that our Higher Self communicates to us about what is going on with ourselves. They are in the language of symbols which do have meaning.\n\nThey tell us more about who we are, why we do certain things, give us the bigger picture, give us guidiance and solutions to problems. They can also involve spiritual guidiance from Masters, Saints, or even God.\n\nOur society does not place importance on dreams because we do not live in a spiritual world. We live in a world where there is importance placed on our physical bodies and materialism. But we are much more than our physical bodies. We are spiritual beings residing in a body.\n\nSo to learn how to understand the symbology of dreams takes time, but it is doable. I have been writing my dreams for over five years and intepreting them with this best dream dictionary "The Dream Book: Symbols for Self Understanding" by Betty Bethards.\n\nSince I've been doing this, I have received amazing insight into myself on this journey. It's remarkable, and I love the fact that I am always receiving communciation about what is going on with myself and to help me understand where I am going in life. I've even received foreshadowings of things that are going to happen in my life.\n\nThe symbolism gets easier to understand once you understand the basis of this language.\n\nI write about my dreams and explain their meanings on my 360 blog. Here's one example:\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-O50H77Iib6fVzcbXCb1eO_cIAk0-?cq=1&l=6&u=10&mx=111&lmt=5&p=433\n\nAnd another to give you an idea of how dreams are interpreted:\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-O50H77Iib6fVzcbXCb1eO_cIAk0-?cq=1&l=61&u=65&mx=111&lmt=5&p=177\n\nHope that helps!
1090016
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.
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maybe they also dream but not as what we experience. this is my theory about this, a person dreams of some things that maybe they experienced or things they imagined. as a blind, they don't know what the physical things look like but they can feel, they can hear and they can smell. their dreams are full of hearing, smelling, and feeling but no sight at all...
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dreams are the subconscious trying to talk to you. i think you're thinking about them in some way.
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I've become a fan of trying to listen to my dreams.  I really do think though that you're the only one that can apply real meaning to your dream.  I'd just be guessing.
3997
Well, most people dream of or about something they are thinking about, worried about....ect. but there was some sort of a dream machine that you typed what you want to dream of, then it would omit smells and a sound or two which would make you dream of that! i read about it in a magazine.
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Unfortunately, there's no easy answer there.  Simply put, a dream is where you become conscious of some activity in the brain that occurs seemingly randomly in the brain while the normal mechanisms that make your conscious reality--both actions and perceptions--are disabled (partially of completely).\n\nThe problem with finding a good scientific answer is that the dream is by definition subjective rather than objective. Science might try to localize where certain brain functions occur in the brain, and they might be able to show what parts of the brain correlate to conscious perception, but they can't -explain- consciousness per se.  Consciousness is subjective, and science is objective.
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probably in sensations.  We dream what we know.
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I'm always getting deja vu, it's a really odd sensation. Sometimes I'm not sure if I have dreamt about a place before I visit it, it's a really surreal feeling!
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usually when we rise up out of our bodies, we will first feel an openness inside ourselves. an acceptance and contentment of everything in our lives. as we rise we fell very expansive, you cant define when you begin or end. usually there will be a sense of light, white or golden and you may actually feel like you are ascending upwards.  That description isnt astral traveling per se, but more of the preliminary experience of leaving the earthly plane.
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Do you mean imagery? Imagery is language which evokes one of your five senses. This would give a visual image of something which you normally hear.
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An hallucination is a sensory perception experienced in the absence of an external stimulus, as distinct from an illusion, which is a misperception of an external stimulus. Hallucinations may occur in any sensory modality - visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, tactile, or proprioception (sense of balance and position in space).
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Off and on I believe yes. It depends on what you think is a realistic dream or not. Realistic dreams I believe in some respects are predictions, depending on how you live your life and what kind of path you take. I think those kind of dreams trigger those deja vu feelings when we are awake, alerting you possibly to a realized outcome that you had dreamed about previously.\n\n  The unrealistic or fantasy dreams I believe are symbolic of events that all was,are, and are about to take place. In order to decipher those dreams, you will probably need a dream dictionary to decode what those dreams mean.
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They don't see, they remember things that the've touched. It's a different form of sensory compared to people who can see. Blind peple depend on touch, so when they dream, they dream things that they can feel and touch. =>
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Dreams are you subconcious mind "playing" while you sleep. You dream about what is troubling you, you dream about things that you have seen or heard, you dream about what it is that you want or need in life, and dreams seem to be a bit off or goofy, BUT they can help you and answer your questions . THink about dreams that you have had, write them down if you can remember them,what did you see, how did you feel, who was in the dream. And then write down everything that goes on in your life, your needs, your desires, your goals and those dreams will start making sense and MAYBE they have answered your questions.