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If you dream of hitting your head with a hammer, it indicates that your work life will be very busy. It suggests that you may become easily irritated and lose control when problems arise in your work. Read the full article

Lost In Dreams. . René Magritte - The Interpretation of Dreams (FR: La Clef des singes) (NL: De sleutel der dromen) (1952). . Calendar week 2022.12 Drinking… in Tilburg, Netherlands (Nederland), a Lost In the Logic beer, brewed by Garage Beer Co. in collaboration with Whiplash Beer and purchased at Dranken Verheyen Moonen Ravel, Belgium. . Advertised as “We’ve joined forces with our Irish family and all out «great bunch of lads» Whiplash for this beautiful DIPA. Both breweries love a bit of dankness combined with juice so this DIPA is a mash up of Garages Lost in the Shuffle and Whiplash Drone Logic. And that means a DIPA that is heavy on Simcoe! Joined by plenty of Strata and just a touch of Idaho 7 this is big pink grapefruit, pineapple, pine resin and a little stone fruit. Packing our mash tun with a dangerous amount of wheat and oats (just because Whiplash never shut up about how there mash filter can handle all sorts of silly grists) this is super soft, silky and dangerously drinkable.” . . . . . #lostindreams #theinterpretationofdreams #interpretationofdreams #laclefdessinges #clefdessinges #desleutelderdromen #sleutelderdromen #lostinthelogic #garagebeerco #garage #whiplashbeer #whiplash @garagebeerco @whiplashbeer #drankenverheyenmoonen @drankenverheyenmoonen #tilburghotspot #kruikenstad #tilburg013 #tilburgfood #tilburgismooi #tilburg #tillywood #nederland #netherlands #mondaymotivation #motivationmonday . #bogdanklimowicz #artist #renemargritte #belgian #surrealist #painter . (at Tilburg, Netherlands) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbXgFo_Ka5Z/?utm_medium=tumblr

The unconscious is like an ocean where the dreams are fishes. You never know what you are going to catch. #dreams #Freud #dreamanalysis #interpretationofdreams #unconscious https://www.instagram.com/unifiedesoterictarot/p/CY_9LUnM4cN/?utm_medium=tumblr

Flashback When my time comes and my life flashes before me, I know for sure that I wouldn't skip the intro. Those first couple of years would actually be the most fascinating period for me because I have no memory of them now. What were my parents like when I was a newborn? Did my behavior as a baby reveal the personality that I would have for the rest of my life? What was it like to see ordinary things for the very first time? Some months ago, I went into an induced blackout as part of a medical test (Don't worry, I'm ok!) It happened like a fadeout at the end of a movie and what followed was a very very long dream with a plotline that meandered aimlessly and jumped from one location to another. I remember being aware at some point that I was having a dream but I had no recollection of how I got there. After what seemed like an entire lifetime, someone nudged me out of my dreamstate. I struggled to open my eyes and out of the blurriness, I saw the nurse who had strapped me down to the test table earlier. I asked her how long I was out for. One minute, she said, and pointed at a chart that showed my heart rate and BP had plunged to unreadable rates for a mere 60 seconds. It was a bizarre experience and strangely enjoyable too. I felt like I had lived a parallel life in that one minute. I wonder if that's what it would feel like at the end of our lives. Perhaps all those people who have departed before us are still in that dreamstate, living parallel lives in perpetuity. Or perhaps, and this could be just as possible, we will one day be nudged by someone, wake up from this lifetime and realize that it had all been merely a one-minute dream. #dream #dreamscape #interpretationofdreams #dreams #lifetime #meaningoflife #epiphany #dreamtime #neardeathexperience #endoflife #lifeanddeath #deathanddying #death #mindblown #existentialism #dreamwithinadream #inception #lifemoments #flashback (at Black Hole) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNmDqpmHv1a/?igshid=1qnqyy92z1v1r

In 1900, Sigmund Freud, the Austrian founding father of psychoanalysis, produced the first dedicated study on dreams in The Interpretation of Dreams. According to Freud, dreams are the royal road to the unconscious and the fulfillment of our repressed wishes and unconscious desires. While there are now several theories that debunk Freud’s, his is still one of the most popular and most debatable stances there is on the topic. Indeed, all of us still wonder about the same questions: What are dreams and what do they do for us? Many believe that dreaming is a function of the brain and nothing more. There are also dream scientists who believe that dreams help us heal from traumatic experiences, deal with daily stress, and refocus our energy on things that should be prioritize. On the other hand, many claim that dreaming is a spiritual experience, a way of accessing and communing with the divine. They believe that when we dream, we go to a place similar to where we will go to when we pass on. What we know so far to be true is that dreams happen anytime during sleep, but during deep rapid-eye-movement sleep, dreams are the most vivid. Everybody dreams, but according to studies, 95 percent of all dreams are forgotten shortly after waking due to the changes in the brain during sleep. Now, could Freud be right? We gain access to the unconscious when we dream but forget everything the moment the dream is over? Can dreams take us to other planes of existence? Can dreams bring us closer to God or allow us to experience his power more fully? There are no definitive answers to these and to many more questions about dreams. Unlike scientific theories, many beliefs about dreams are without absolute evidences or empirical proofs for support. This is another mystery in the universe that has to be further explored. Read the full article

In 1900, Sigmund Freud, the Austrian founding father of psychoanalysis, produced the first dedicated study on dreams in The Interpretation of Dreams. According to Freud, dreams are the royal road to the unconscious and the fulfillment of our repressed wishes and unconscious desires. While there are now several theories that debunk Freud’s, his is still one of the most popular and most debatable stances there is on the topic. Indeed, all of us still wonder about the same questions: What are dreams and what do they do for us? Many believe that dreaming is a function of the brain and nothing more. There are also dream scientists who believe that dreams help us heal from traumatic experiences, deal with daily stress, and refocus our energy on things that should be prioritize. On the other hand, many claim that dreaming is a spiritual experience, a way of accessing and communing with the divine. They believe that when we dream, we go to a place similar to where we will go to when we pass on. What we know so far to be true is that dreams happen anytime during sleep, but during deep rapid-eye-movement sleep, dreams are the most vivid. Everybody dreams, but according to studies, 95 percent of all dreams are forgotten shortly after waking due to the changes in the brain during sleep. Now, could Freud be right? We gain access to the unconscious when we dream but forget everything the moment the dream is over? Can dreams take us to other planes of existence? Can dreams bring us closer to God or allow us to experience his power more fully? There are no definitive answers to these and to many more questions about dreams. Unlike scientific theories, many beliefs about dreams are without absolute evidences or empirical proofs for support. This is another mystery in the universe that has to be further explored. Read the full article

Back at the office. #Freud #interpretationofdreams #dreams #home #stockholm #psychoanalysis #iamnotanumber #theprisoner https://www.instagram.com/p/B0qWYkEnFLW/?igshid=1okf8v5lfsh77

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