Dream Research: An Inrtroduction

 

Dreaming is a tremendously complex and multifaceted phenomenon. For this reason, there is no one discipline or theory that can give all the answers about the nature and meaning of dreams. Researchers from many different fields have contributed to our knowledge, and I believe the best approach to dream research is to integrate multiple sources of information—the more sources you have, the stronger your conclusions will be. I find dreaming so fascinating because it is both a deeply-rooted feature of our evolved brain-mind system and a powerfully creative expression of our highest spiritual yearnings. The capacity for dreaming is a universal feature of the human species, yet the infinitely varied content of our dreams highlights the unique qualities of each individual.

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  • REMcloud is a social network that connects people through their dreams. Post your dreams every day and experience the connection

    scientific studies of dream meaning using a system of content analysis

    American Academy of Religion

  • DreamScape (1984) trailer

  • Salvador Dali Dream Sequence from Alfred Hitchcock’s “Spellbound” (1945)

  • Word Searching as a Tool in the Study of Dreams, or, Dream Research in the Era of Big Data

  • Dreaming of Nature and the Nature of Dreaming

  • Orson Welles Tries to Pretend He Had a Lucid Dream

  • Agent Cooper’s Dream in “Twin Peaks” (1990-1991)

  • The International Association for the Study of Dreams

    DreamsStudies.org - Dream Studies Portal

  • The Tornado Scene in “The Wizard of Oz” (1939): Dorothy’s Dream Begins

  • Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) trailer