Is there a way that you can choose what you want to dream about?
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You already do, in a way. Dreams are your subconscious. These are your thoughts somewhere sometime during the day, week, month, or year(s). I try to remember my dreams and try to learn what I am trying to tell myself. Its personal. Good Luck, and pay attention to your dreams they will tell you a lot.
it sometimes works but not alwayz..dreams are your thoughts and normalii is about somthin your thinking alllot about..so jus think alot about whatever u want to dream about befor u go to bed
to an extent you usually dream about things that have happen to you through the past few days if you want to dream about something pacific watch a movie about it before you go to sleep or try falling asleep thinking about it no guarantees that it is going to work though your mind wonders in your sleep
I try this all the time--and I'd have to say that it is very hard to do. I think that dreams are a part of your subconconscious and that is very hard to direct!
Well I'm no scientist but when i watch TV and fall asleep immediately after i watch it, i seem to dream about what i was watching and i was in the show. The weirdest part (Well at least its weird to me) is that i can remember almost all of the dream or just the whole end.
I also think before i sleep and what i think about before bed is in my dream. But its a Hit-or-Miss type of thing.
We did an experiment in my psychology class. We were given a puzzle to read JUST before bed time (hehe) and we were to see if the riddle was solved in our dream. about 85% of us figured it out
I think it's hard to control if you want to have good/bad dreams but I also think our dreams can be influenced by occurences during the day and such.
Well ,if you have a very strong control of your mind, you could do it. The mind its a special instrument to all of us. You would be surprise of all the thing that you can accomplish if you learn how to control your mind. Good luck.
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