Dream prophesy

The true account of the year following the dream prophesy, the film is, on a manifest level, a lyrical celebration of the
precious moments of the filmmaker's life, offering poetic images of Ms. Hardie and family in a gorgeous Scottish
countrysides: scenes at sunset swinging on the hammock with an adorably concerned daughter, shots of the director snuggling
with her psychologist husband in an airy bedroom, dark birds moving in formation in the clouds. "I wanted my eyes to feast
on what I love," the director comments.- from:Can Dreams Predict the Future? By Karin Badt / Source: Huffington Post

Many lay people stumbled onto lucidity in their dreams

Many lay people stumbled onto lucidity in their dreams over the centuries and there are examples of this happening all throughout history. But it was not until 1968 that the term lucid dreaming was coined by Celia Green, a philosopher and psychologist known for her extreme skepticism.- source:Lucid Dreaming – Waking Up to Alternate Realities , by Rebecca Turner from: evolution ezine

Many riddles of life are solved

Many riddles of life are solved through hints from dreams. Dreams indicate which way the spiritual life of a man is flowing.  One may receive proper advice for self-correction through dreams. - Swami Sivananda

take a nap and dream about

According to the researchers of the study, people who take a nap and dream about a task they've just learned perform it
better upon waking than those who don't sleep at all or those who sleep but don't report any associated dreams. - Yahoo News

This is the story of Edge of Dreaming

This is the story of Edge of Dreaming, a new documentary by Scottish director Amy Hardie, recently premiered at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival in Greece.- from:Can Dreams Predict the Future? By Karin Badt / Source: Huffington Post

The study of dreams

No one has known himself truly who has not studied his dreams. The study of dreams shows how mysterious is our soul.
Dreams reveal to us that aspect of our nature, which transcends rational knowledge. Every dream presentation has a meaning.
A dream is like a letter written in an unknown language.- Swami Sivananda

Dreams boost learning.

New research has offered more evidence for some long-held notions that sleep and dreams boost learning. - Source: Yahoo News

This afternoon I had a (very rare) nap

This afternoon I had a (very rare) nap. During that nap I had a lucid dream (most of which I no longer remember).
As I was waking up, I was thinking about my dream and thought that it would be a great idea to write a list about
dreams for the site. - Source: The List Universe

It's time that your dream of meeting with God

It's time that your dream of meeting with God and becoming Him became the purpose of this life - Yes, this lifetime,
this moment on, begin the work that you have ignored and made excuses with - and with all seriousness accept Him as the
only true reality, and let the dreamer wake up, just this once, into the reality of his dreams.- Divine Messages received and recorded by Mrs Seema M Dewan
(Copyright reserved by the Author)

Profound wisdom

Profound wisdom comes through reflection on dreams.
- Swami Sivananda

A week later, this woman has a second dream

A week later, this woman has a second dream in which her deceased first husband Arthur announces to her that she will be dead by her 48th year. At this point, the woman -- a self-avowedly rational scientifically minded film director -- panics and believes this too will come to pass. Age 47, she prepares for her ensuing death by filming this perhaps last year of her life.- from:Can Dreams Predict the Future? By Karin Badt / Source: Huffington Post

Consciousness in dreams

Consciousness in dreams is a concept that has been documented for at least a thousand years when it was practiced by
ancient Tibetan Buddhists in the form of Dream Yoga. They described it as “apprehending the dream”. They had discovered not
only a wonderful form of escapism, but the ability to observe consciousness in its purest form, without the distraction of
any external physical or conceptual stimulus. - source:Lucid Dreaming – Waking Up to Alternate Realities , by Rebecca Turner from: evolution ezine

Toddlers do not dream about themselves

Toddlers do not dream about themselves until around the age of 3. From the same age, children typically have many more nightmares than adults do until age 7 or 8. - Source: The List Universe

It also turns out to be true

A man living in Haridwar dreamt on the first January 1947 that he will be in Benares on the night of the third January. It really turned out to be true. An officer dreams that he will be transferred to Allahabad. In the following morning he gets the transfer order. Another man dreams that he will meet with a motorcar accident on the coming Saturday. It also turns out to be true. - Swami Sivananda

If you are awakened out of REM

If you are awakened out of REM (Rapid Eye Movement) sleep, you are more likely to remember your dream in a more vivid way than you would if you woke from a full night sleep. from: Top 10 Amazing Facts About Dreams; Source: The List Universe

Like in the dream

A woman has a dream in which her favorite horse collapses and buckles to the ground. Disturbed by this nightmarish vision, she wakes up, walks out into the fields in the middle of the night and finds her horse dead, just like in the dream. - from:Can Dreams Predict the Future? By Karin Badt / Source: Huffington Post

It was all just as vivid as real life

And it was all just as vivid as real life… If not more so!

While the body remains asleep, the conscious brain wakes up, injecting the dream with vivid sensory input and empowering you with the ability to control your actions within the dream – and even control the dream itself.
- source:Lucid Dreaming – Waking Up to Alternate Realities , by Rebecca Turner from: evolution ezine

I’m a lucid dreamer

I’m not a lunatic – I’m a lucid dreamer. When I was 14 years old I discovered the art of lucid dreaming: the ability to
become self aware during the dream state. source:Lucid Dreaming – Waking Up to Alternate Realities , by Rebecca Turner from: evolution ezine