Why do sometimes dreams catch up?

Because dreams are a very magical thing, dreams are all false, and the nerve bars are easy to be connected.

Because everyone's dreams are their own subconscious thoughts, so it will be like this.

I think this has something to do with everyone's physical fitness, and from a health point of view, it is a disorder of the human nervous system.

This is a very normal phenomenon, probably because of the imprint of a previous dream in the brain.

Because dreams are magical, the logic in dreams is very strange.

Because we think about it day and dream at night, dreams are a reflection of our true thinking many times.

It may be that the neurons in the human brain have not completely died at this time, so this is why this is the case.

I think it's just an occasional pick-up, and it's not special at all.

I think it's mainly because the dream doesn't stop, and the brain cells have memories, so they connect.

Because sometimes people's thinking is constantly transforming, that's why it's like this.

Finally, remind everyone to regulate their mood, release pressure in time, and make themselves happy. Exercise in moderation and don't sit for long periods of time. Eat a balanced diet, drink plenty of water, and eat three meals a day regularly.

Adjust your sleeping environment to keep your bedroom clean and airflowing. You can drink a glass of milk before going to bed. In this way, the situation of dreaming will be improved.

The same dream, the same knot.

Could it be that the dream that I remembered was just a fragment of memory that the dreamer happened to salvage? Some people may be unconvinced and ask, why do I have the same dream for so many years?

Psychologist Sigmund Freud believed that dreams are not a simple reprocessing and reorganization of memory fragments, dreams are the satisfaction of subconscious desires, and people can effectively suppress the subconscious in a waking state, so that those ideas that violate reality and moral customs cannot be executed; However, when people fall asleep, the brain is in a state of relaxation, and some wishes and thoughts will avoid subconscious examination and suppression, and secretly emerge and be expressed in various plots and images.

Dreams are a substitute for people's desires, embodying emotions buried deep in the subconscious, and it is the main way to release repression, experiencing the satisfaction of dreams in the form of a fantasy.

If you have a dream repeatedly, it means that for a long time, the dreamer may have had a knot in his heart, also called a complex, and this theme is directly related to emotions, which is mostly reflected in the psychology of "hoping to be recognized" or "anxiety". I often hear people say that many years after the college entrance examination, they will still dream of returning to the examination room of the college entrance examination, dreaming that they are answering the paper, and after careful inquiry, they will find that they are usually either dissatisfied with the graduation school and academic qualifications, or they are not optimistic about the career prospects they are engaged in and are anxious.

In reality, they can't make any major changes, but psychologically they hope to be able to retake the college entrance examination, re-choose their favorite university, re-choose a major with career prospects, maybe everything will be different, and this idea is reflected and fulfilled in the dream.

On the other hand, dreaming of "exams" may also mean that dreamers are anxious about some aspect of their current life, they may often be anxious about exams during their student life, and subconsciously they have made associations between "exams" and "anxiety", so once they have anxiety, they may dream about exams at night.

For another example, some people often dream of their first love, the old house they lived in when they were children, and the loving old man.

Continuous dreaming, mainly for some such characters, we miss them a little. Therefore, when we dream of them like this, our hearts will be very down-to-earth.

The subject of dreams is a metaphor for emotions, in real life, many of our emotions are suppressed, and in sleep, due to the absence of the prefrontal lobe, which is responsible for inhibition monitoring, we express emotions through dreams.

Because I think about it every day and dream about it at night, I may have something on my mind in the past few days, and I have been thinking about one thing.