That could be so! I definitely believe that dreams serve a richer spiritual significance than straightforward science suggests ( all the words that begin with 's' ) And if the settings and objects and people in our dreams don't seem to resemble the past anywhere, perhaps those memories are just being presented in a different context. Even in our waking lives, memories don't always quite match what actually happened. That could be tenfold or a hundredfold in dreams.
That could be so! I definitely believe that dreams serve a richer spiritual significance than straightforward science suggests ( all the words that begin with 's' ) And if the settings and objects and people in our dreams don't seem to resemble the past anywhere, perhaps those memories are just being presented in a different context. Even in our waking lives, memories don't always quite match what actually happened. That could be tenfold or a hundredfold in dreams.
You're not wrong there. Science actually agrees with much of your post. Dreams seem to be the result of a sort of neural replay that happens in the brain, helping us incorporate and refine memories into our nets of knowledge while we sleep.
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My other self is having so much hot sex and I'm jealous
) And if the settings and objects and people in our dreams don't seem to resemble the past anywhere, perhaps those memories are just being presented in a different context. Even in our waking lives, memories don't always quite match what actually happened. That could be tenfold or a hundredfold in dreams.
