Dreams: The Untainted Reality behind its Psychological Manifestation

Dreams are termed as royal routes to our unconscious. This has been the unchallenged belief and conclusion of Sigmund Freud, the proponent of psychoanalysis. He said that these are abundant in tortuous twists and turns. Over the years, it is alluded to as the foreseen warnings of the future. For neurologists, a dream is the hallmark of periodic surges of our brain such as a rapid eye movement sleep dreaming. According to recent scientific researches, these are the critical aspects of human learning. Moreso, each dream allows our mind to enhance its problem solving abilities. On the other hand, some say that these are the emblems of mental illness or a dream can preempt its onset by its unique mechanism.

Dreams are caused by rapid surges in our brain. 

IMAGE: https://www.micheleknight.com/articles/spirit/dreams/six-simple-steps-to-understanding-dreams-2/

Neuroscientist Mark Solms has some latest findings about dreams. First, it is not the end result of sleep. To date, whenever we dream it aids us to rest. He further explained. 

"Dreams protect sleep,"  They furnish an ersatz world to keep the brain temporarily occupied in its unyielding quest for activity. His iconoclastic view of dreams springs from emerging evidence that REM sleep and dreaming are not synonymous, and that the brain mechanisms involved in REM sleep may be entirely different from those involved in dreaming. Dreaming, in fact, is now thought to recruit areas of the brain involved in higher mental functions".

A dream enhances our brain for its higher mental functioning. 

IMAGE: https://www.motherandbaby.co.uk/pregnancy-and-birth/pregnancy/pregnancy-health-conditions-explained/vivid-dreams-during-pregnancy

The moment that you dream about something, it entertains your brain and  serves as a diversion to make our CNS to be fully involved in the REAL WORLD. Dreams are defined as delusional hallucinatory states. These are being stewarded by our brain's motivational system. Thus, it is being tapped by the numerous amounts of dopamine. It is mainly responsible in directing our attention. Our creative thoughts are jumping off the background to grab our attention and will make us act and  drive towards a goal-driven behavior. Any type of dream tries to trick us that we are striving in a wider world or dimension. In our world today, being alive encourages us to gratify all our needs that we had encountered in the other world.

A dream motivates us through our wanting or seeking system.

IMAGE: https://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/7-things-didnt-know-dreams/

A motivational system is an orchestration of primitive and higher neural structures, which perfectly orients us to the external world, with expectancy and anticipation. Dreams send us into action and an appetitive arousal according to Freud. Each dream is a byproduct of overvalued thoughts. In reality, whenever we do so hallucination begins. This is the intensive activation of our wanting mechanism.

In addition, dopamine creates hallucinations and it is concluded by experts that this hormone is the ultimate core of a human dream.