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1. Jun 26,  · Normally, vivid dreams are nothing to worry about. Sometimes they may only affect you during a certain part of your life. But negative vivid dreams, especially if they last for weeks or months.

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2. When you dream, you access your subconscious and unconscious parts of your brain. You have access to other levels of memory and emotion than you have during your waking hours. Sometimes a dream is just that, a memory that you had of the deceased loved one. But it is possible that your dream was a visitation from your loved one.

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3. Sep 16,  · The Dream Well explained on its site, "If we look at water in our dreams as a symbol of our emotions and feelings, part of our inner world, then Author: Brittany Bennett.

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4. Mar 05,  · Here’s what you should know about why you dream, when you dream, and why you remember your dreams — or why you don’t. The good news: our ability to recall dreams .

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5. Mar 10,  · Sitting at your desk in a dream can be a symbol of self-exploration and inner discovery; but sitting at someone else's desk can symbolize a lack of confidence. Dreaming that your .

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6. Aug 22,  · One of the areas of the brain that’s most active during dreaming is the amygdala. The amygdala is the part of the brain associated with the survival instinct and the fight-or-flight response.

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7. “Follow your passion” has become a defining piece of career advice. Source: Google Ngram. The idea is that the key to finding a great career is to identify your greatest interest – “your passion” – and pursue a career involving that interest. It’s an attractive message: just commit to your passion, and you’ll have a .

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8. May 31,  · You spend a third of your life asleep, a good chunk of which involves dreaming. But most often, you don't remember any of your dreams. And even on those lucky days when you wake up with a memory of.

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