TYPES OF DREAMS

CLASSIFFICATION

            When one could actively participate on their dreams while they seem to control it they are having lucid dreams.  Type of dreams where one can make decisions in their dreams and influence the dream's outcome without awakening. Did your dream continues where you left off the previous night? You are experiencing progressive dreams .Such dreams are problem-solving dreams and help to explore different options and various approaches to a problem, situation or relationship. Another type of dream is recurring dreams where dreams repeat themselves with too little variation or changes it may be due to a conflict de Dreams may recur because a conflict depicted in the dream remains unresolved or  ignored. Once you find a resolution to the problem, your recurring dreams will cease in the dream remains unresolved or ignored. Once you find a resolution to the problem, your recurring dreams will cease. These are just the most common types of dreams unknown by many according to psychologist and there still a lot more behind the shelves.

ENOUGH OF  DREAMING, START LIVING!

ARGUMENTATIVE

            Dreams could make life so fascinating likewise so mysterious but tough it could made life glowing and thrilling there is also side back about it. Some people waste their time dreaming that is by sleeping all throughout the day for they say that they would rather dream all the time than to see the realities of the hardships in life. Others rely too much on their dreams and somehow make it as a guide or sign to their life but never take action to make it come true.  Others say that only on their dreams they could make things happen do the impossible be what they are wishing to be. Yes dreams create wondrous feeling and adds flavor to every man’s plain journey in life yet we must remember that we can’t be sleeping forever .Wake up. There’s the big world around there .We must realize that dreams are just illusions of our mind and if we’ll let it rule our life we will not go anywhere. For as long as we don’t take the courage facing the reality that we must act to make it all dreams come true we it will forever remain as fantasies. One day we might just be surprise that we are already left behind for we had spent all our life dreaming and already forgotten living.

FERRIS WHEEL

PROCESS MECHANISM

            It was my first time to ride in a Ferris wheel. Curious much that night, I didn’t settle only for a trip experience .So when I’m already on the peak of the wheel I jump out of the capsule and examined the ride. I mumble “what’s Ferris wheel?” I found out that Ferris wheel is a huge non-building amusement park ride consisting of a rotating upright wheel with passenger cars or capsules attached to the rim in such a way that as the wheel turns, the cars are kept upright.. The wheel then revolves a short distance until the next seat or platform is at ground level, allowing more people to exit and enter. This procedure is repeated until all the seats or platforms are filled with new riders, at which time the wheel is set in motion to undergo several complete revolutions. Then I wonder if I could go straight to the ground only by means of passing onto each bar of the wheel. But before I could even hold the first bar I woke up. No bars and wheel around .Only bed and pillows and one fine sunny morning.

ALICE’S DREAM

 (NARRATION)

            All that Alice remembered was laying on her sister’s lap that one fine afternoon. She was patiently listening to her boring stories when all of a sudden he saw a rabbit not too far away from them. Not an ordinary but rabbit with a coal and watch. She ran as fast as she can and chase it. Amused of the rabbit she continues to run with all her might until she tripped off and fell to a hole. The hole that led her to unfamiliar world – the Wonderland. She met different creatures, gain new friends, lives with them and loved them.  She fought the enemies who attempted to invade and destroy the land which she adores most. Brave she is, she won the victory. While wonderland was rejoicing she heard a familiar voice. No, its from the real world asking her to wake up. She bid goodbye to her friend and to Wonderland .Then she open her eyes. Yes Wonderland was only little Alice’s dream.

REALITY AND FANTASY

DIVISION

            Havent you realize that sometimes we dream of impossibilities yet the characters, the settings present in our dreams are true people or true places we’ve been before? For dreams can be divide in two phases which our mind visualizes. While dreaming the reality check is often associated with fantasies or impossibilities. The latter are the product of our creative minds .The things we see in our dreams which seem to be impossible makes our dreams so amusing sometimes fearing or full of life. Here we can see and do the impossible we never thought. While the reality check are the memories of true people or event and even places which  help us relate our dreams to our real life and sometimes even analyzes it , hoping to find out that maybe it conveys a message. These two combine make up our dream so different, so candid and more.

THAT ONE NIGHT

DESCRIPTIVE

            “Hold my hand, come with me” he said slowly as his arms swiftly touched and grab mine.  When only the light from the stars and the moon illuminate our way he guide me to the place I’ve never been before. A place so innocent, with the scent of fresh evening flowers everywhere.  As we walk along the night everything just seems perfect. Suddenly the chirping of tiny little birds, the swaying of fresh tree leaves, and the sounds of the evening crickets became music to our ears. We dance along the tranquility of the night .The smooth breeze touched my skin .I look at his face, on his blue eyes. Oh, I’m dancing with a prince .I hope this moment to last forever. I hope this dream not to end. Never wake me up.

THEORIES ABOUT DREAMS

(COMPARISON & CONTRAST)

            Both Freud and Jung provided important and interesting theories on dreams; explaining their functions, their roots, and their meanings. Freud looked at dreams as a result of repressed memories, particularly repressed sexual memories from our childhood. Jung however, believed that dreams delved beyond sexual repression during younger years, to other problems, be it trauma, anxiety etc. Jung also believed dreams changed predominately through middle adult years, while Freud believed the opposite. There is little empirical evidence to reinforce either Freud or Jung’s theories, however, their contributions to the study of dreams in psychology cannot be lessened or denied.