May
2009
Sleep Dreams
Sleep dreams are something everyone experiences. Dreams come from people’s wants and needs. Sometimes elements within dreams are jumbled together in strange ways.
One interesting way to find information about a topic is to do a Google image search on it. Google images shows many pictures that apply to sleep dreams. One comes from a tattoo web site. It appears to be a child superimposed over clouds in a grassy field in front of a forest near an ocean and a lighthouse. It portrays the jumble of many dreams. They don’t really belong together. And at first blush it would seem that they have no relation to each other. However, it’s likely the person dreaming the dream would know what they mean.
A woman sleeping is another image for sleep dreams. She has electrodes on her head. She’s in some type of dream study. The article, in Scientific American, relates new discoveries into dreaming. Losing sleep often leads to a better chance of dreaming. A good night’s sleep the day after not sleeping will likely include a lot of dreams. Sleep deprivation leads to a deeper sleep. So if you’re looking to dream, sleep a little bit less the day before.
Google shows a cartoon about sleep dreams. It’s another excellent depiction of the images seen in the dream. A child is peacefully asleep. Her bed is outside next to a tree where animals’ heads grow. There’s a bird and a mini house with bird legs standing at the head of her bed. She’s sleeping next to a fish. At the foot of the bed stands an owl with tendrils, like an octopus, for arms. The bed floats in the sky. What looks like a satellite, and some shooting stars, pass by. It’s not a dark drawing. The girl seems to be enjoying her pleasant dream.
Sleep dreams shows yet another cartoon drawing. It’s of a man sleeping in bed. He was cold. Because now he has pulled the radiator from the wall. He’s using it like a cover. In real life not only would it be too heavy for him to lift, but he would be severely burned.
You can choose from over 4,300,000 sleep dreams images on Google. Send email when you’ve viewed them all.
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