II.   Mind (PSY)

A Dream is a sequence of consciously involuntary thoughts accompanied by emotions and sensations occurring within the Mind during certain stages of sleep.

The word Dream originates from two (2) ancient Gaelic words dreoi / draoi meaning “wizard, magician, divine” and am meaning “time”. Hence the original mean of dre(a)+am literally meaning “divine time”.

The dreamscape of a Dream is equivalent to the concept of dimension.The dimension of the Universe is merely the Universal Dream of Unique Collective Awareness.

All higher order life forms that possess Mind, also Dream. Conversely, all higher order life that can be proven to Dream, possesses Mind.

Dreaming is an essential function of optimum learning and the third stage of memory consolidation. Memories accrued during the day are only ever approximate data estimates and during sleep are reinterpreted through usually series of short non-recalled Dream or REM before being stored into long term memory.

The process of Dreaming is accompanied by the phenomena called “Rapid Eye Movement” as the conversion of visual cortex stored memories into deep memory requires its replay, hence the stimulation of the optic nerve centers.

Dreaming is also an essential process for testing the nervous system and pain responses of the body, identifying failing nerves and in testing new nerve and neurons created from glial cells upon the testing of stored long term memory, usually in the morning.

Failure to achieve quality Dream sleep will result in increasing poor quality memory retention