It is difficult to believe that anyone has not wondered why we dream, and dreams are one of the most unusual elements of human experience. It partly based on our experiences from the present, partly from the past and things beyond actual human experience at all. Dreams seem to giving answers to our questions, we cannot quite remember after all. Given the simultaneous meaningfulness and fragility of dreams, it is not surprising that the greatest …showed first 75 words of 1739 total…

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