Power Of Dreams Pp2
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Throughout history from ancient shamans to the bible to Freud men and women have been fascinated by dreams and pondered their meaning.
The power of dreams is accessible to everyone
Current research indicates that dreaming is real and tied to real life situations.
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Main Idea- Dreams may be relating to survival
Dreaming is central to human evolution
Dreams can also warn you of potential danger outside of your body, such as challenges.They can tells us what to do in those situations, such as moving out the way of harm.
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Main Idea- Dreams can alert us of internal harm
Some dreams can alert you to danger that may be in your body by simulating something relating to your body
Dreams can also warn you of potential danger outside …show more content…
A woman worried about her dying youth. She had the same dream of her going into a falling house crumbling around her. In another dream she saw a beautiful young girl run out into the street and getting hit by a car and dying. She held the dying girl in her arms and wept.
She finally talked about the dream and was able to realize that the dream was symbolizing her fear of her ageing body and the girl dying was symbolizing the death of her youth.
Once she talked about her dream she felt a sense of relief
It can be huge relief once you talk about something, whether it be a dream or `any tough situation. Dreams allow different insight that can serve as
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Mary Twomey was an registered nurse who had a dream that she traveled inside her own body. Mary found it was like a boiler room and was going to explode. The next morning Mary was frightened by her dream and decided to get help, so she scheduled a doctor's appointment to see if her body was healthy. The doctor found an ulcer that needed treatment. A dream is like an instinct you sometimes have to trust …show more content…
The first one i used is rereading. I reread a lot because I find it easier to understand new material if I read it more than once. The average amount of times I reread something is 3 times. The second strategy I used is marking the material. This honestly is a time saver. For the specific assignment I marked my main idea in blue and supporting details in yellow. This helps because i don't have to keep going over the text looking where i left off, especially since I have a huge problem staying on subject. The third strategy i use is reading aloud. When I read aloud it makes better sense to me. That's something I have to do when i'm having trouble understanding something. The fourth strategy I use is relating to the material. I gain a better sense of what the author is trying to express when I can relate to what's happen in the story. In this article I have had many dreams that have actually happened in my life. The fifth strategy I used is consulting the dictionary and using context clues. When I was faced with a word I didn't know I looked at the text round the word and made a prediction then i checked to see if I was correct by using a
Throughout history from ancient shamans to the bible to Freud men and women have been fascinated by dreams and pondered their meaning.
The power of dreams is accessible to everyone
Current research indicates that dreaming is real and tied to real life situations.
PP 5
Main Idea- Dreams may be relating to survival
Dreaming is central to human evolution
Dreams can also warn you of potential danger outside of your body, such as challenges.They can tells us what to do in those situations, such as moving out the way of harm.
PP7
Main Idea- Dreams can alert us of internal harm
Some dreams can alert you to danger that may be in your body by simulating something relating to your body
Dreams can also warn you of potential danger outside …show more content…
A woman worried about her dying youth. She had the same dream of her going into a falling house crumbling around her. In another dream she saw a beautiful young girl run out into the street and getting hit by a car and dying. She held the dying girl in her arms and wept.
She finally talked about the dream and was able to realize that the dream was symbolizing her fear of her ageing body and the girl dying was symbolizing the death of her youth.
Once she talked about her dream she felt a sense of relief
It can be huge relief once you talk about something, whether it be a dream or `any tough situation. Dreams allow different insight that can serve as
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Mary Twomey was an registered nurse who had a dream that she traveled inside her own body. Mary found it was like a boiler room and was going to explode. The next morning Mary was frightened by her dream and decided to get help, so she scheduled a doctor's appointment to see if her body was healthy. The doctor found an ulcer that needed treatment. A dream is like an instinct you sometimes have to trust …show more content…
The first one i used is rereading. I reread a lot because I find it easier to understand new material if I read it more than once. The average amount of times I reread something is 3 times. The second strategy I used is marking the material. This honestly is a time saver. For the specific assignment I marked my main idea in blue and supporting details in yellow. This helps because i don't have to keep going over the text looking where i left off, especially since I have a huge problem staying on subject. The third strategy i use is reading aloud. When I read aloud it makes better sense to me. That's something I have to do when i'm having trouble understanding something. The fourth strategy I use is relating to the material. I gain a better sense of what the author is trying to express when I can relate to what's happen in the story. In this article I have had many dreams that have actually happened in my life. The fifth strategy I used is consulting the dictionary and using context clues. When I was faced with a word I didn't know I looked at the text round the word and made a prediction then i checked to see if I was correct by using a