Blog 9   DREAMS

·         What are dreams?

·         Should dreams be interpreted as prediction of what will happen, or are they the result of everyday experiences?

·         Are dreams a useful tool for psychologists to help patients?

·         Do you dream a lot? And do you usually remember your dreams?  Do you tell your friends or family about your dreams?

·         Why is the words dream used to refer to your future ambitions?

·         Many artists have referred to the word dream, should all people have dreams?

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Although there are many theories and myths  about the interpretation of dreams, I think dreams are the reflection of your  activities during the day.

 I disagree with the people who think that dreams are predictions or premonitions of what will happen in the future, but I think they are a useful tool for psychologists to help patients reduce their anxiety.

I have a type of dream that is repeated when I am worried about something. Then I dream that I have left home without the papers I need to use. Also  I remember that once I had a car accident with my children and after that I dreamed that something terrible had happened to them. What I did to solve this  was to talk to friends and family about this dream and to have activities with my children and hug them frequently.

What I mostly like about the word  dream  is how famous artists have  used it metaphorically to refer to future positive events in humanity. I like to mention some examples for you to enjoy. 

After this I will enjoy reading your points of view.

Susan Boyle           http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aeo86iOS0QU

Abba                     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSWR4os7I7E

Lennon                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwUGSYDKUxU

Marthin Luther King  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smEqnnklfYs