To dream is to see life within you, to go places you can’t see in your daily life because they’re from your unconscious mind. In your dreams you imagine a non-existent world and create memories that may happen or not. As one of Nicholas Sparks quotes: “What are we after all our dreams, after all our memories”? In our dreams we can be who we want to be and do what we want to do, but, do we follow our dreams to reality or do we just keep them as memories? What are really dreams for? I think we dream so our subconscious can tell us the truth about ourselves and give us the opportunity to make it a reality. Some people practice this process of taking their dreams into reality, but others, even remembering the slightest detail in a dream are difficult.
I am one of those people who can’t manage to remember their dreams. As I tried the activity of waking up and write my dreams, I failed terribly. I always wake up so fast and jumpy, all my thoughts and details I could’ve remember from the dream vanish. I do remember parts of my dreams during the day or when I see similar moments, but can never remember the whole picture. I have had the dream of falling and waking up scared, but there is nothing in that dream I would want to take into reality. Really? Who wants to fall from a building or fall from anywhere in real life? The dreams worth of taking into reality are the ones that are most difficult to remember. I can say my dreams are more like memories I keep in my subconscious than moments I can take into reality. I will keep on trying to remember my dreams because I know they are part of my inner-self and would help me understand my daily life.
It's very difficult to remember all the dreams I want to happen in reality, but those I don't want to take to reality are the ones I most remember. I also had several times the dream of falling and waking up with a fast heart beat. It's very stressful!
ReplyDeleteFailing is another way of learning. Even though you have problems remembering your dreams, and this technique didn't work, you have to keep trying new things until you find something that works.
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