Siddhartha Ribeiro

Dreaming occurs during most of the time, but it's not very vivid until about halfway through the sleep.

Dreaming occurs during most of the time, but it's not very vivid until about halfway through the sleep.

But neurochemically, things are not the same as during waking. So some neurotransmitters, such as norepinephrine and serotonin, are not released at all during REM sleep. And this will cause the reactivation of memories that occurs during REM sleep to be much more free. Memories tend to associate in quite unpredictable manners.

But neurochemically, things are not the same as during waking. So some neurotransmitters, such as norepinephrine and serotonin, are not released at all during REM sleep. And this will cause the reactivation of memories that occurs during REM sleep to be much more free. Memories tend to associate in quite unpredictable manners.

But neurochemically, things are not the same as during waking. So some neurotransmitters, such as norepinephrine and serotonin, are not released at all during REM sleep. And this will cause the reactivation of memories that occurs during REM sleep to be much more free. Memories tend to associate in quite unpredictable manners.

Also during REM sleep, the prefrontal regions of the brain are not activated. So this means that we lack the ability to inhibit behaviors, we lack the ability to feel odds during the dream and wake up. We tend to take the bizarreness of dreams as a very natural thing during dreaming, and we go along, we continue. We basically follow the threat. And this is quite different.

Also during REM sleep, the prefrontal regions of the brain are not activated. So this means that we lack the ability to inhibit behaviors, we lack the ability to feel odds during the dream and wake up. We tend to take the bizarreness of dreams as a very natural thing during dreaming, and we go along, we continue. We basically follow the threat. And this is quite different.

Also during REM sleep, the prefrontal regions of the brain are not activated. So this means that we lack the ability to inhibit behaviors, we lack the ability to feel odds during the dream and wake up. We tend to take the bizarreness of dreams as a very natural thing during dreaming, and we go along, we continue. We basically follow the threat. And this is quite different.

If things like that happen during waking, we would pause and say, oh, this is wrong. There's something here that doesn't fit. But we often don't get this feeling during dreaming. If I had to draw a dream, this would be patches of memories with an overall tone that is given by desire.

If things like that happen during waking, we would pause and say, oh, this is wrong. There's something here that doesn't fit. But we often don't get this feeling during dreaming. If I had to draw a dream, this would be patches of memories with an overall tone that is given by desire.

If things like that happen during waking, we would pause and say, oh, this is wrong. There's something here that doesn't fit. But we often don't get this feeling during dreaming. If I had to draw a dream, this would be patches of memories with an overall tone that is given by desire.

In ways that are reminiscent of the waking life, but that mix things that happened yesterday with things that happened when you were a child.

In ways that are reminiscent of the waking life, but that mix things that happened yesterday with things that happened when you were a child.

In ways that are reminiscent of the waking life, but that mix things that happened yesterday with things that happened when you were a child.

There's no mind telling you you shouldn't be dreaming that, you shouldn't be visualizing this. Quite the opposite. We tend to go into those repressed areas that we often cannot visit, but then during dreaming we can visit. And we will visit because, in fact, what the dreams are doing is to present us with images that synthesize, that express what we are going through.

There's no mind telling you you shouldn't be dreaming that, you shouldn't be visualizing this. Quite the opposite. We tend to go into those repressed areas that we often cannot visit, but then during dreaming we can visit. And we will visit because, in fact, what the dreams are doing is to present us with images that synthesize, that express what we are going through.

There's no mind telling you you shouldn't be dreaming that, you shouldn't be visualizing this. Quite the opposite. We tend to go into those repressed areas that we often cannot visit, but then during dreaming we can visit. And we will visit because, in fact, what the dreams are doing is to present us with images that synthesize, that express what we are going through.

they can give us a lot of insight into what's going on, and we may not be aware of what's going on. Dreams are the source of new ideas. And they have been the source of new ideas from the very beginning. Our ability to daydream is very likely a reflection of our ability to nightdream.

they can give us a lot of insight into what's going on, and we may not be aware of what's going on. Dreams are the source of new ideas. And they have been the source of new ideas from the very beginning. Our ability to daydream is very likely a reflection of our ability to nightdream.

they can give us a lot of insight into what's going on, and we may not be aware of what's going on. Dreams are the source of new ideas. And they have been the source of new ideas from the very beginning. Our ability to daydream is very likely a reflection of our ability to nightdream.