Dreams Explained

Originally Posted by Yaoughta

Just because people report receive reoccurring dreams is not proof that dreams are not live. Why can't the same information even the exact same information be presented over and over again? ALL things are possible or they're not.

My friend,

Look carefully what you are saying because that is oxymoron.
if the exact information is presented again and again, how you can conclude that it is happening live and not recorded?

with love,
sanjay

Originally Posted by zinnat

My friend,Look carefully what you are saying because that is oxymoron.
if the exact information is presented again and again, how you can conclude that it is happening live and not recorded?

You seem fixated on a singular point of view that you believe in and that is fine, but I completely disagree with you. I have studied dreams for nearly 40 years and have collected samples of dreams from around the world. I appreciate people trying to understand the meaning of dreams and welcome ideas, but to say that what I said was an oxymoron is simply not true. What you're saying is limiting to the infinite. You believe that it has to be pre-recorded and then just replayed, but it doesn't. Are you not capable of thinking the same thoughts over and over again? Then why can't the same dream be presented over and over again? I do not limit the infinite or the divine.

It took me a lot of years to develop a point of view. Yes, You may disagree with me which is within your right.

I just want you to understand one thing. You may study dreams as long you want or can but that will not lead you anywhere just because these are byproducts of much bigger and complex process and without understanding that process dreams cannot be understood.

It is bit like when we have fever. As we know that fever is not itself a decease but merely a symptom that something is wrong with the body. Now, we may take paracetamol to cure fever that will normalize too for the time being but if one is having some infection anywhere in the body, that cannot be cured without antibiotics. Only then the fever will go away permanently.

Lastly, spirituality is not infinite or random but works of very specific rules and regulations, just like science. As one of greatest scientist of all times said somewhere--

The God does not play dice- Einstein.

with love,
sanjay

[django]

Originally Posted by zinnat

Like Sigmund Frued, the writer of that article also does not have any idea what is she talking about. She is clearly putting horses behind the cart instead of the front as she is claiming that sensory inputs affects the dreams which in reality it is other way around.

I think the linked article makes a very good case for dreams being constructed in the moment, did you read it? It’s hard to imagine coming to any other conclusion regarding the results of their experiments.

[Native spirit]

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Namaste

[Native spirit]

Zinnat a lot of what you post are your opinions only .


Namaste

Originally Posted by django

I think the linked article makes a very good case for dreams being constructed in the moment, did you read it? It’s hard to imagine coming to any other conclusion regarding the results of their experiments.

yes, i have read it completely and i see no reason to agree with her, even going by her arguments.

with love,
sanjay

Originally Posted by Native spirit

Zinnat a lot of what you post are your opinions only .


Namaste

Yes, of course. they are certainly my opinions but that applies to everyone else too, including the writer of that articles too. The fact that she has published an article does not make her opinions more worthy than mine. I am also in the process of writing a book and i will publish that too one day. Does that will make my opinions more worthy or believable than now? I do not think so.

Namaste,
sanjay

Originally Posted by Native spirit

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Namaste

That is fine by me. Do what you are supposed to do as a moderator.

namaste.
sanjay