You dream every night, whether you remember it or not. Wondering what your dreams mean? We found the common dream interpretations and what they might mean for you.

Dreaming frequently about a particular person can have several explanations, depending on your emotional state, your thoughts, or what's happening in your life.Here are some common reasons why you ...

Why do we chase difficult dreams? When to let go. ... This belief begins to seep into a person: If they can do it, why can’t you too? Sometimes, fear plays a role, too.

And when we have REM rebound, what we'll find is all our dreams tend to be very intense," he said. During REM, people can't regulate their body temperature. And if you have a fever, the heat can ...

“We do dream about the things we kind of don’t want to look at,” she says. “During the day, we can repress a lot of that, but the dreams will bring those things to the surface.” ...

Dreams have fascinated people for millennia, yet we struggle to understand their purpose. Some theories suggest dreams help us deal with emotions, solve problems or manage hidden desires. Others ...

I’ve had a similar dream about an ex for years now: I pass them on the street, and they don’t acknowledge me. So why do I keep dreaming about my ex?

Why we dream what we dream Recurring dreams of any kind are often the product of similar circumstances, even if the details are slightly different each time. One obvious stress, Loewenberg says ...

Why do we dream? Sleep and dreams ... Dream recall. Some people are better at remembering their dreams than others, recalling dreams more frequently and in more detail. For a long time, ...

However, to study dreams people need to remember them, and it’s not well understood what is involved in dream recall or why some people seem to remember them better than others.

Manly says that seeing people from the past in a dream means there's a lesson to be learned in your present. Of course, it's not always easy to know exactly what that lesson is.

Although dream psychoanalysis may have only begun in the last century or two, people have studied dreams for far longer: Aristotle wrote about dreams as early as 325 B.C., according to Kryger.