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- Why is it so hard to remember our dreams when we wake up? Thoughty2 reveals why you can't remember your dreams.
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When you first wake up, don't move, you will remember your dreams easier. Lay down for 5 minutes and think about your dream, retrace your steps in the dream. After the 5 minutes is up you'll remember quite a large portion of the recent dream and you wont forget it by the time you're done eating your cereal.
***** So if you do that you turn your faint memory of a dream to a more solid memory by essentially making a memory of a memory.
E Mic Basically.
No. I don't want to. Scary dreams
Nerdy Glasses also don't forget to remove those glasses before sleep. Lol
Farhan Pasha Nooo, then I won't be able to see my dreams.
If we can't remember some dreams or even a a little bit of it, but why do we remember nightmares
Yea why
Ezichim99 N usually when you are having nightmares you are In R.E.M state and it's followed up by you waking up, same can be aplide to dreams if you wake up 5min earlier that usual it's possible to remember dreams to the last detail.
Ezichim99 N by the very virtue of the fact that you actually call them nightmares as opposed to some generic forgotten dream, means you clearly already remembered them. you could very well be having even more horrible nightmares every night, but you simply didn't wake up and none of it was ever remembered.
Ezichim99 N Nah i never remember nightmares! or even in that case i remember my bio teacher once said every bad thing that occur it's likely that brain will remember it for a long period of time and it's because the body (brain) trying to avoid that problem and issue and as it come to the real life it doesn't want to face that issue...
Ezichim99 N no difference, you forget as many dreams as you do nightmares, just more likely to wake you up and understand why youre up
I honestly learn more from a thoughty2 video than I do in a full day of school XD
Yea ok sure
@@Odee_da_kidd hey man that was 6 years ago let it be
I've found that as I get older, it becomes significantly harder to remember my dreams. Also, I notice that my nightmares are ALWAYS in the middle of the night (I only have around 4 or less nightmares a year), and my weird or good dreams are always right before I wake up for the day. Even if I am witnessing horrifying things in a dream right before I wake up to go on with my day, I simply won't care or be scared of them. Just thought this info would be interesting to mention.
There was a period of about two years in my early twenties when I was under heavy stress. Most of my dreams were about things going on in my life at the time. Not only did I remember the dreams in detail, I remembered them so well I had difficulty separating the dreams from reality. I would dream that I had done something, and then later I was sure I had actually done it, or that someone had said something and I later was sure they had actually said it --- I distinctly remembered it!, which only served to increase the stress. I thought I was going crazy, or that everyone else was out to drive me crazy. Take my word for it, you don't really want to remember dreams!
YEA ME TOO ITS SO BLOODY STRESSFUL!!!!
De ja vu?
Mathew John Sounds more like De ja view lol, de ja rerun
Keith Richard
No, deja vue would be if things I dreamt seemed to come true. My problem was that I would go along thinking I had called a person and got their approval on a particular issue, when actually I had merely dreamed that I had called the person. That kind of thing, over and over. People would deny conversations I clearly remembered having had with them. But those conversations had happened in dreams, not in reality. I couldn't tell the difference between real events and dream events.
This happens so much to me as well
I can remember some of my dreams down to the last detail. I don't know why, but I can.
I had one dream 2 years ago, that I still remember perfectly:D
Princess Cookie I had a dream 6 years ago, and I still remember it perfectly.
ChunkyBunny2 They were probably wet dreams .
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ChunkyBunny2 I remember dreams from when I was a child, well nightmares. I also have memorable dreams of false realities that I remember.
Do all of you also still remember that one dream when you were a little child?
Majed Kalaoun yep
Yeah! I remember a dream from eight years back!
I remember a dream from about 3 or 4 years old
After watching this video, I now truly realize how many of my dreams I remember. I still remember some dreams from years ago, and I sometimes have almost the same dreams, but far apart form each other. I also sometimes have dreams that reference other dreams I previously had.
Dont let dreams be dreams. JUST DO IT!
*Becomes a flying pine tree and attacks children*
+Connor Steppie woah,the most wonderful dream i've ever heard.
I have one dream that I have remembered for years and will never forget. Mostly because it scared the living shit out of me. An hour after I woke up, I was distraught and couldn't think straight because of how vivid and long the dream seemed to be.
The dream occurred on Christmas Eve 2010.
It started off with me walking into a gloomy house. There were police investigating this girl laying on her couch. Her parents called them because she was very ill and acting zombie-like. I took a look at her, and boy, were they right. Her skin was a pale blue color along with being very dry. The iris of her eyes were gray. She just laid there, groaning. I was scared but fascinated. I stared at her for a bit. Bad idea. Last thing I remembered before I blacked out was her flailing her arms and screaming violently. She must have attacked me, but I didn't remember it happening.
I wake up in my room (this is still part of the dream) feeling confused. The atmosphere felt completely different than usual. Things even looked a little different. It felt like I had been sleeping for years. Turns out I was somewhat right. I stand up, look around to see if anyone is home. I don't see anyone right away. What I do see shocked me to the core. There were pictures of me that I don't remember being taken throughout my house. My irides were gray and my skin was pale blue. I rush to the calendar to see that the month was April 2012. I was stunned. Absolutely frozen.
"That girl must have bitten me or something..." I thought to myself, "There's no way I could have contracted this...this disease...whatever the hell it is...without being bitten in some way...What even happened to me?! Was I in a coma?!"
My family walks in the door to see that I am "back to normal" (what?).
"Derek!" Shouted my mother as she ran to hug me. "We're so glad you're back!"
"Back? Mom, what the fuck happened to me?! I don't remember a thing since Christmas!" I was on the verge of crying. My mom explained exactly what happened the night I visited the ill girl.
"You were attacked. She bit and scratched you all over. The disease she had was very contagious. You were lucky to be alive." She went on to explain what the disease does to you mentally and physically, "Along with the skin condition and eye pigment change, you had no memory. You were still conscious and could still function, but everything you did you immediately forgot."
"So I was a zombie?"
"Not quite. You were alive and conscious, but the part of your brain that stores memories was essentially turned off. You could barely produce words, so it was hard to communicate with you since you had no clue what you were saying. For some reason, it significantly affected your health, too."
I didn't know what to think. I stood up to look at a picture of me with the disease one last time. I looked mindless in the photo. [THOUGHT BUBBLE] "I don't still look like this, do I? My family was happy that I'm back to normal. Also, my memory must have kicked back in, clearly, otherwise I wouldn't remember this. Maybe I should check how I look in the mirror."
I rush to the mirror to see my reflection. But before I could look, I wake up...
Real life. I remember shooting straight up in my bed. I sat there for a good 15 minutes just staring into nothing, trying to process what I had just dreamed. My brain felt like something had crawled inside of it to produce that dream. Reality didn't even feel like reality for the next hour. I remember taking a 10 minute shower, but it felt like only 30 seconds. Time was flying by. My mom asked why I looked so confused, so I told her about the dream. After that, reality started to slowly feel like reality again.
Thoughty2 may be right that most dreams are hard to remember. But, in some cases like mine, you could have a dream strong enough to slightly alter your perception of life.
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Am I the only one to have noticed that when "da ja vu" happens, you suddenly remember you dreamt the event a time before it actually happened?
I want him to be my teacher...
Omg same
Isabella Giovanna he didn't do the researching of the brain or sleep capability. Just find a news article and talk about it. No specific detailing involved, but no one knows the exact detailing of how the brain or why it behaves or how we have a living conscious soooo.... i would not want him to be my teacher. seems like a nice guy but no thank you. heck, the college i go to, (community college at the moment will be in a university in the spring) half of the teachers do not even have a degree. go figure.
flameshoter6 That's a good point. I think that's crazy?? All my teachers have been to university lol. But you do have a point tho
@Fluffstery Fluffstery replying to 5 year old me damn
Does anyone get really mundane dreams? Like, I specifically remember dreaming about plugging in my laptop behind my bed. After waking up, it took me a good 10 minutes before I remembered I don't have a plug socket behind my bed! The interesting thing was a moment that stuck in my head from the day before: I plugged something into an extension lead and it gave a spark.
Hey guys, just letting you know for those who can't remember their dreams, start a dream journal.
I used to remember a dream every 2-3 months, but after starting to write them in dream journal, I started remembering a dream every 1-2 weeks, and now I remember my dreams daily! :D
This is a long process, but definitely worth it!!!
"Your life is considerably less glamourous than in your dreams. Oh Bollocks." Literally everyone ever.
I have dreams sometimes that are so vivid I have never forgotten them. Most nights though, I wake up with the sensation I dreamed, but don't remember them. Other times, I have vivid dreams, remember them for a short period, then the details blur, and finally it's forgotten.
I think there is more going on that simply playing through daily events. When I was younger, I do remember vividly dreaming of places I had never been to. Later on, I would visit these places that were still fresh in memory and it was beyond strange. Get out of the car, walk over to a door and know what was behind it before it opened. It was not Déjà vu, since I have experienced that before. To this day it's a strange aspect that many doctors I have talked to can not explain. Not saying 3rd eye or pseudo science phenomenon, but definitely something that needs more investigation.
What if you die in your sleep mid dream?
JustAMetalHead I don't know, try.
I have done this, you simply wake up in another dream.
SubFeed Sub You know what, I will.
You wake up. I accidentally fell from a cliff in my dream.
I guess its sort of like Inception when you die in a dream you wake up
*inception sound*
most of my dreams are usually of me being a character in a video game i played recently, or making a major screw up at work, or missing it entirely, i cant count the number of times i had a dream that i woke up way past when my alarm was supposed to go off
"HEYYYY FOURTY TWO HERE"
yes! The dream was based on a TV-program I saw late at night, Charlie Brownson, so it was a real nightmare. almost 24 hours have passed and I still remember it clear, but it´s fading slowly away, I can tell. Great show!
I'll realize that I'm dreaming and I'll start controlling my dreams it's crazy....
Same!
+Wayne So you're a lucid dreamer?
I'll have to see what that means...
I've only been able to do that a few times and it was extremely creepy and messed up whenever I did it 😂
How do you do that?
I can tell when im dreaming, but as hard as i try, i still end up stuck in that maze being disected
Mindopening. I didn't understood much anything about all this stuff, but I've been takin a look at your videos and apart of saying that more of them are very interesting, your way to explain them makes what is hard much easier. Keep on doing this videos!
My dream was me and thoughty2 making out like crazy and whisper silly things into our ears.
Sorry he's not gay weirdo...
Valve Black Guy And your dreams are always normal? But you are right, they can't make out and whisper into each other's ears at the same time.
Chuong Do Yeah I don't get dream like that but mines still wried like everyone else.
Hawt.
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Everyday I set my alarm two hours before I need to wake up because I always subconsciously push my snooze button while I'm basically asleep so often. I do so because I want to keep dreaming. Especially if I am having such a good dream that every time my alarm goes off, my mind and body push snooze without me realizing it and ill jump straight back into the same dream over and over every ten mins... It becomes so intense that ill sometimes wake up in a frantic and look at my clock for a sec to make sure I have not overslept and I feel like it had been asleep for hours when, again... it had only been ten mins.
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Some people are just jerks or they dont like dreams i guess..
What ive learned about dreams so far myself:
When dreaming, it is said that certain characteristics will resemble altercations that happened in your day to day life, what the concious mind did not resolve in the day the brain can do it at nite, so i hear.
There IS a theory that you CAN remember your dreams, the theory holds that if you say have a coffee every single morning you wake up, tell yourself over and over and over that as soon as the coffee hits ur lips and you drink you will remember all, in theory it works for most ppl, try it!!
ALSO you can control your dreams, in which case you could quite possibly make yourself remember them as well, dont tell me you didnt have a dream where you made yourself fly, in which time you knew full well you cant fly but in your dream you made yourself do so...i have done this before myself..
This is like a dream control, having a key to help you realize its a dream may help, but trying to make yourself remember that when you see the impossible happen/you force yourself to keep half-dreaming as i call it, in which you can manipulate the entirety of the dream itself, the scenery, the plotline, MAKE yourself fly etc, its all possible.
In all honesty tho, it is all just speculation until science itself proves everything, but in the meantime most of what i said above has worked for others and id suggest trying it out...trust me itll be a tonne of fun!!
I have a guestion: Every time i sleep i have lucid dreams and even my nightmares are lucid and when i wake up i remember them even if it was a long time ago like 1 year ago.Does that affect me and if it does how?
Bran Hovard If your nightmares are lucid then surely you can control them. Like in my dreams. If I’m in trouble i can remember that i can fly so i just fly away
Yeah i can
RibenaSpring It is like my brain generates a scene for me anf i edit it
Bran Hovard What i mean is turn your nightmare in to a normal dream. I actually enjoy my nightmares. Might sound strange but they are exciting lol.
I have recurring dreams and go to places that are always the same. As if that place actually exists or existed. I could even draw a map and recognise roads and paths. I used to have sleep paralysis at times when i was younger. Those are scary.
When i first discovered i could fly i used to flap my arms like wings lol but now i taught myself over time to fly standing up.
Why would i?
im special...
We may not remember dreams consciously but every dream is stored in our subconscious in detail. Re-occurring dreams can build up new events inflating the dream over time into a very vivid nightmare or a heck of an adventure. The brain can store every tiny detail of your life. Even an odor or a few notes of a song can trigger the subconscious into a new response.
Once I dreamed that I wasn't wearing any pants in my class and my friend comes up to me and says "Your not wearing your pants again eh"
SO WEIRD
And to answer your question from a week ago, it is 4:19am central time when I went to sleep yesterday and I woke up at 7:19am from a dream within a dream within a dream where my life force was being drained from an unknown source and I awoke twice to realize I was still in a dream, thinking that i evaded this unknown force only to be a victim of it again until I actually awakened wondering if I was to repeat the same fate. Those are the only dreams I have that I have no control over which alot of times precognitive dreams come into play. There were various events in the past that I had dreams about and seen it come to be, the first event being when I was a kid and having a dream about a 747 jet crashing and shortly after it happening to me telling numbers in a dream and the person listening and playing those numbers in the lottery win the lottery.
Sleep paralysis is the worst.I've stopped getting them since this year for some reason
Ncr Order i once has a sleep paralyais episode where i was under the impression a zombie was eating me alive. this is normal btw.
mikethetoad lol,the only most frightening one was the black haired shadow with the long dress staring at me.It's scary because an episode of American Dad was on and when i saw her,the tv show was live
my one was particularly unpleasent because i feel pain in my dreams but that sounds freaky as shit. maybe you had seen the episode before, and when your brain heard the sound it subconciously formed the image in your head? idk about these things really but i think that even though you are usually in your current environment that you are actually sleeping in when you have sleep paralysis most of the time what you see is made up in your head, apart from when REM sleep is straining your eyelids so they partially open- this could be why. i would appreciate anybodys input who has a sound understanding of what is happening here. oh god, im going to be on the internet all night now. great- better get my catheter
Ultron It's a living nightmare if you're in a very deep deep sleep. You can't move and you hear voices.You feel things touching you and you're seeing people in your room
Ncr Order I would suggest looking into the "God Helmet" as it has been dubbed, it is a helmet that enables the exact same thing as what happens to you when you have sleep paralysis...
And the subjects tested on said they clearly felt the things you guys did, seen aliens even and alot of their stories existed in the same patters as the ppl clamining to have sleep paralysis alien contact/abductions scenarios...
Still unclear if those abductions were not real due to this paralysis stuff but this god helmet thing works, just thougth u guys would like to know that tidbit
I usually am able to remember quite a large chunk of my dreams. Or at least I think I do? Like, I can talk about them in detail to other people and I also keep a dream journal.
Dream journals help a lot for remembering dreams!
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connor karagianis Jet fuel can't melt steel beams
I like this guy because he gives detail and it's easy to tell the people behind the scenes have don their research. And the British accent works well too.
I know why you need sleep!
To get energy for the next day.
WOW
I almost always remember my dreams. Some for longer than others. I do think dreams are important. I'm a big fan of dream psychology and your dreams really can teach you a lot about yourself.
Came here for the wink, stayed for the video :)
My favorite part of his videos is the beginning. "Hey, forty two here." LOVES IT
"Hey, 42 here."
My dreams start wherever they left off when I woke up. I always remember what I was dreaming about when I woke up right when I'm falling asleep the next night, because I'm right back wherever I was. It never fails.
Worst dreams are about an ex
Jon snow true true.
Get over it.
At least you forget about them xD
+Jon snow
I know personally that my dreams largely reflect on my desires, my fears, and the things I've encountered during the previous day. I think I also figure things out subconsciously that I only become aware of when I'm awake.
I really love your videos. Am I first to comment?
Yes I am!!! XD
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Your videos are getting amazing man!!! Editing and context is amazing! Very professional Arron :)
what do blind people dream about?
What if they were blind for other reasons? I.e. they once had vision
I may be wrong, but I believe the reason we need sleep is because of how our muscles work, and how they need regular rest, and sleep is just a long period of rest. Also, I believe that dreams, which you can normally only have when you are asleep, prepare you for real-life events that may change your life. For instance, many people dream of getting attacked in some way that probably will never happen in real life, just so you can prepare for a scenario in your waking world that's similar. Also, dreams can aid ideas and discoveries. There were quite a few inventions that were thought up in dreams. Also, terrifying nightmares can help to make you less scared of real-life terrifying events. You'll probably never see Jeff peeking in your window like you do in dreams, but if you have the most terrifying heart attack-triggering moments in your sleep when it won't affect you so much, other things will be less terrifying when they would affect you a lot.
That is all I have to say.
Why observing the rats? Why not humans?
It's very controversial to do that.
You're not experimenting on them. You're just checking their brain
Umar Khan But something could go wrong, it always does. Safer to do it on rats than on humans.
Scarygamer345 but at least a willing participant (human) could respond back and let the scientists acknowledge their accomplishments as opposed to an animal...
And i know there are crazy enough ppl out there who'd love to be the "guinie pig" lol....crazies
Keith Richard True. But it is really controversial and some people wouldn't be happy that they were using humans and try to find some way to stop them. There are a lot of crazies like that in the world too.
Humans are multidimensional beings, so I feel we need to exist as such. That's why I feel sleep is needed, if you stay in one realm too long it starts to become unhealthy for your being. I feel sleep is a transition of our soul into the astral realm. If you've ever tried to look in a mirror while dreaming, it's difficult to make out a reflection, and see if you look the same, probably cuz you're not your physical body's face. It's a seemingly limitless realm but contains information of the realm below it, physical reality. Perhaps everything you saw that day, and maybe things you thought of that was related can all get mixed together for that nights dream, and that's why they're so weird. I feel it's also difficult to be aware of your being in more than one realm at a time, which is why it is so difficult to remember your dream, as also it is rather difficult to remember stuff from the physical realm while you are dreaming. Yet you still get a glimpse of each side when you're in the other. You can remember some dreams in reality, and some dreams you'll remember to do some stuff from reality.
I can remember my dreams, when I want to do so. If a dream was dull or un-engaging, I let them go and they vanish. Otherwise I relish revisiting the dream and it stays. I've been doing that for years. At times I realize I am dreaming while I dream and just enjoy the ride, other times I actively shape the dream.
I definitely would believe that dreams are a means of compiling information from the day. I dunno if anyone else has ever been insanely tired and lied down, just to get a brief glimpse of the visual processing that happens before you fall asleep, and by chance, remember it later.
For me, it's always started with a random thought or two that pops into my head, the shirt some guy was wearing on a TV show today, let's say, it zooms in on his pocket, then his button, barrage of rainbow colored specs flaring over the vague and barely visible image the whole time. Button turns into a blank circle, a circle to a soccer ball, soccer ball shifts to a still shot of a player, zoom in on extremity, extremity changes into something it vaguely represents in shape, let's say a leg vs a closed safety pin, and at this point the eye movements kick in and you pass out seconds later.
Random example in this case, but not too far off from what it looks like. It's just so random, some of it related to daily bits and conscious thoughts (generally the beginning the most) and it just seems to be networking similarities and odd things past that.
It's not pointless for me to forget my dreams, I have premonitions that I would love to remember before they actually happen.
Best TH-camr in my opinion you seem to answer all of my questions that I have in my mind all the time :)
when I have a dreamless sleep I call it a "blink dream" because it feels like I just time traveled like I look at the window, it's pitch black, I blink, I see the sun
Few things I like to say.
Thank you for going over all this. It's interesting to hear and see some new stuff on it.
Dreams can have meaning to them. I have looked up certain thing I have seen and it's surprisingly accurate.
I myself have lucid dreams at times. Most of the time having only 3 of the five basic senses. (Sight, hearing, and touch. Very rarely taste.) Most are black and white with color in certain areas/things. Oh and I have a sense of there is something to be feared or danger sometimes. Which when I do remember them. There clear as day.
A good explain of that sense of fear I have is this. I for some reason was walking around somewhere and went into a basement? Anyhow. I seen this door that was kind of hidden. I felt a great evil from it. But yet I went and opened it. The room was covered in blood and had an alter of some kind. (I'm not the religious type so I don't know.) But the over whelming evil scared me even and I wake up.
There is of course more I remember. But this one of them. (Man do I miss being a dragon god.)
sometimes in the nowdays, things that happends or things that are getting talked about, can get you to remember the dream anyways
I beg to differ. I have precognitive dreams all the time. I could remember dreams and events that took place when I was younger, as far back as two years old, and recall them as if it was yesterday. That reminds me of a video of yours I saw discussing the fact that people in their younger years having fear of heights and loud noises as an evolutionary trait, a survival tactic. I could recall both instances where i had recurring dreams of loud noises and heights as early as one year old and progressed into having lucid dreaming. just about every night I go to sleep, I could not only recall my dreams, but control them as well. Just something to think about, maybe a future post js.
Somewhat of a crazy experience but I'm curious if anyone had experienced it, let alone explain why it happened. I was having a dream and then I woke up, normal right? Now here's the thing, when I woke up, in my right eye I saw reality, and in my left eye I saw my dream, and I even interacted with my dream in my left eye, it was quite crazy. After blinking a few times (about 5 seconds) my left eye came to reality and left the dream, anybody experience this or can explain it? Thanks.
gavin80001 Incredible O.O Are you serious??
24Karat Girl Yep, I am.
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Woah I wish I knew how that feels
+gavin80001 Sleep paralysis and waking out of it.
+Nicholas McLain I wasn't paralyzed though and I could control my body.
I had 2 dreams last night: one about a lady helping me on the toilet(?!), and one about being miles from home, and not being able to contact my parents for help. The sort of dream when you are stuck in a building or something, and keep trying to escape, but can't.
I've never had a single nightmare in my life
I'm almost surprised to read that other people have experienced nightmare and wake up sweating during the middle of the night.
All of my dreams are oh so happy and perfect I'd give anything to remember them.
Your delivery of "Oh bollocks!" was fucking perfect hahahaha,
Without a doubt my new favourite TH-cam channel!
I have a theory.Every dream i remember has some kind of stress attached to it (Don't know if it's due to my current life situation) and i think that causes the brain to think it's important and reminds you about it.It ranges from nightmares that 99% of the time cause stress to dreams where something stress inducing happens to me like last night i had a dream that my parents were taking me to court.Think about the dreams you can remember and see if they involve stress.
I remember a large amount of my dreams. I can also recall my deja vu to a specific dream and know what happened in the dream. Like I'll meet new people or see new places and recognize it from a dream.
When I was an young teenager I had one of those nearly photographic memories. I could go back in time for days second by second. I thought dreams were like the ultimate drug. And I began to experiment with first remembering them better and while lucid dreaming trying to control what happened in them. I started to get good at it. But then I quit. Problem was, when I woke up I felt like I hadn't slept. It was too much of a trade off.
Hey man!! Can't get enough of your videos.
Can you make a video about what are the best ways to remember things. Like facts, information, educational material for an exam, movie quotes etc ;)
Appreciate the time you put on these videos thoughty! Keep going man. Love from Turkey! :)
The thing is, i can remember a lot of my dreams. I had a surreal dream as a kid flying. It was one of the best feelings in the world. At least it was one of the first ones. I had several flying dreams besides that one. Each one feeling amazing even if i don't travel too much, it could just be circling around some area and it is just memorizing. Then i had some dreams where i would be wondering in a local area that i know, and it feels like the cool temperature in a spring/fall morning. If i have nightmares, the funny thing is, i am not scared. Those tend to be less surreal but it i let all my dreams play out. I 99% of the time wake up during the best parts and it is usually short lived but it is nice where i can have several dreams for a week or so before my deep sleep occurs or whatever and won't realize i had a dream for a who knows how long before i see another dream.
I keep a dream journal. I started doing this when I realized that, despite the fact that I've been a paraplegic for the last 3 years, I always walk in my dreams. At least as far as I can remember. I keep waiting for a wheelchair dream, not sure if it would be a good or bad sign.
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My dreams have commercials in them. When I get to the part when I'm about to go down on Olivia Wilde I get this 15 second ad. Worst part is, my dreams run IE, so no adblock :(
I used to keep a dream journal beside my bed. Did this for years! When I re-read some of my entries ... I don't even remember having these dreams. Now today... I keep my iPhone beside me.. And jot down notes from various dreams. An odd occurance did happen. When I was a kid.. I dreamed Count Dracula was buried under my fave convenience store. On June 7th of this year.. Christopher Lee died (my first introduction to Dracula. Then that convenience store burned down the same day! And this dream was over 20 years ago! Creepy eh?
I actually remember around ninety or so percent of my dreams, and in good detail.
There was this one time where I woke up due to a loud noise and noticed that there was a figure in front of me. I lied there for about an hour in complete terror before a few revelations occurred. I wasn't at my house, I was at my grandparents house; it was 7 a.m. (there were curtains on the windows); and the figure in front of me was a chair (I was on a couch).
Well, another thing you have to take into consideration with dreams, is that when you are in R.E.M sleep, the pineal gland in your brain is producing a highly psychedelic substance called Dimethyltryptamine, or DMT. This may also explain why dreams occur. Not so much as why we cannot always remember them, however.
I sometimes write down my dreams once I wake up... Usually I try to write down right away when I'm awake so I won't forget and if I forget to but later in the day I will remember bits of them.
Let's give a much deserved hand to Thoughty2.
Always combs his hair, and suits up for a video. Unlike anyone else.
Excellent work. REM sleep phase is interesting but I are prefer the short wave sleep phase find that the most interesting.
How can the hippocampus fall in sync, it's fascinating. I can't wait to record my own unconsciousness, hope that technology gets better fast. Great work!
Well, I believe that our dreams must be stored somewhere in our memory, because if something during the next day reminds me of my dream, I suddenly can remember it.
dude its like the opposite for me sometime I even think my dream was real like it actual happen. but most time I make pick my own dream.u can remember ur dream if u a still wake but ur eyes are close u think of what u want to dream about keep ur dream going and u either fall asleep with ur dream still going or u pass out and don't dream, but u will still remember what u dram about. like me i still remember my dream from a month ago
I had a nightmare of being in a Disney's Fantasia (the dinosaur part) and it felt like I was there and in elementary school, we watched it in music class; it terrified me, especially the battle between the T. Rex and the Stegosaurus. The entire scene was from the movie.
This man deserves 1 billion sub for his hard effort and production value for less than one mil
The only dreams I can perfectly remember every detail were the bad dreams where I woke up on the floor crying my eyes out. The most vivid one was when I was like 8 and the fence separating my yard and my neighbors yard broke down. Then their dogs started chasing me around my yard. I accedently stepped on my cat which was sleeping and it jumped on my head and started clawing at my head.
I believe it was Charles Darwin who had a theory that dreams were some kind of training. So, those dreams where you fall are training you for exactly that, in fact, just recently I began catching myself in those in dreams, so my brain does in fact seem to have learned from these experiences.
I love your stuff keep doing this i have learnt soooo many things from this channel continue what you do best.
Love you videos man! Learn something new every time!
Hello Guys. My name is Christian,i am 26 and from Germany. I had a pretty bad Childhood,my dad was an Ex-Marine,who was stationed in Germany,and married my Mom. Sadly he was a hard Alkoholic. He died in front of me when i was 6,i was alone,and sat around his body for more then 10 hours till i managed to get up and leave the flat in shock. What i wanna tell you is,that it gave me Ptbs,and since then,i have lucid dreams,or clear dreams (klarträume in german) every single night. I can remember dreams from when i was 6 to now,i can choose what i dream,and how long. Psychologists saying that this was my way of handling the Situation back then. I was in sleep labours,i spoke to universitys etc. But sometimes,it gets pretty creepy. Sometimes,im stuck in my own dream,knowing that now i dont choose what happens,my brain will do. When its too fucked up,im trying to wake up,and this leads to "false wake ups" that means,that i think i woke up,but im dreaming that im awake. thos repeats for hours,and m gf has to wake me up,cause im sobbering sitting or lying half on my bed. Dreams can be beautifull,or more horryfieng than any other shit u will ever experience,trust me on that one. Goodbye,and nice Dreams,i love u thoughty 2. sorry for my bad english,it got a bit rusty.
Another great video, I can see you're loosening up more and enjoying it!
To do all the research, filming, editing and presenting on your own is quite impressive. If you did need a hand though, I'd work for you ;)
I sometimes know I'm dreaming and can wake up when I do not like what is going on.
I have long dreams and remember them usually but sometimes when I'm telling people what happened to me in my dream I forget as I'm saying it.
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Lol I can't get over this
I had a dream last night where I was someone else in a different family and we were all having a picnic, we were scared of this member of the family (my cousin) (but it wasn't actually my cousin but in the dream it was), I was just going over to the table to get a few drinks when I saw this shadowed man at the end of the alley in our garden (because there was an alley which led to the street from our garden it was only about 5 meters long. And I remember running over to tell the family to whisper he is here because the shadowed man was starting to walk into our garden. and it was my cousin. Then my family ran inside the house and seemed to run out all the doors and windows. and at this point the house had changed so it was completely symmetrical. My family were floating round and making nice formations as they flew out 1 windows and went into the opposite one. Then my cousin ran away as he was scared. That's all I can remember from about 15 hours ago. Can't think what I will dream about tonight!!
I remember dreams that I had years back but I can't remember what I did yesterday lol, I do keep a dream diary though and I'm trying to make them into stories because they contain a lot of adventure and weird things which would make great stories, well I think they will, I love your video's keep up the good work :)
I've been able to remember my dreams for as long as I can remember. They are either dreams that represent how I'm feeling consciously and or subconsciously, or they are surprisingly 90% accurate déjà vu dreams.
i wonder what is happening when someone has reoccurring dreams? Is it the memory of a dream you already had? Stress? So weird, but very interesting to think about.
Wow this explain so much, thats why some people have dream where there in 2 spot at the same time like ur home then sudden ur in a river etc
2:27 I'm... I'm so sorry, I burst out laughing, this is gold, sweet sweet discriminating gold. WHO ELSE SAYS ROUTER LIKE THAT???
2:25 loool "Rooters" I love your accent man!
I used to dream of entire symphonies after I frigged my arm up and couldn't play the piano for a few years, although I'm not very deft at notation so when I wake up in the middle of the night it's all but gone by the time I try to write it down. Paul McCartney said he wrote the song Yesterday after dreaming it.
Waking dreams are horrible though, just a lot of random stuff, and seeing detailed faces of people talking jibberish you've never met. It's really odd.
There's a lot of things locked up inside your head.
Great video. I write my dreams down as soon as I wake up if I can remember them so they're not lost forever
Long time since the last dream that I remembered. But last night I dreamt one of the best dreams I've ever had.
Long story short. Me and my friend was going to have a drink at home. And it ended up with a epic home party with our favorite band A7X.