The way we perceive reality is different for every individual. There is a phenomena that separates life from artificial intelligence, signifying the soul that resides within. We are able to have our own personalities. This leads to obtaining different interests. Most people compare themselves to one another. Dreams help individualize one’s self. They show the truest form of who that individual is. It reveals an insight of why that is the best person to possibly be.
There needs to be more time spent figuring out what’s being dreamt of, and less time stressing about current happenings. The brain can theoretically improve, becoming able to obtain more knowledge simply by understanding dreams. An individual who has advanced enough may have the talent to lucid dream. It opens up a whole new world in addition to what is already known. Which leads to my belief that dreams can affect daily brain activity.
Up until the 1950’s, most
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It makes it more possible to believe one’s surroundings. Lucid dreams are a unique and exciting proposition, whether they only exist in the mind or not. They have proven to help battle mental illness such as approaching one’s fear in a dream, and consciously defeating it.
Steer away from the public, and look into the movie industry. Mirrormask has followed the same concept with battling one’s fear with dreaming. Throughout the whole movie a young girl travels through her own artwork as it falls apart around her. She constantly looks for a way out until she realizes that she simply needed to overcome her alter-ego to escape. When she awakens from her vividly bizarre dream, it becomes apparent that her stubbornness was causing problems in her life.
The journey that this movie takes viewers on is an accurate representation of what it can be like to control a dream. It shows that one can overcome specific emotional setbacks that pertain to reality just by imagining a similar