Ten Thousand Dreams Interpreted, or what's in a dream: a scientific and practical exposition by Gustavus Hindman Miller
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DREAMS EXAGGERATED.
The will is suspended during sleep, so the dream mind is more a prey to excitability than the waking mind. Thus when images appear upon the dream vision they are frequently distorted into hideous malformations that fill it with fear and excitement. CONTRARY DREAMS. The constant dwelling of the mind upon certain things distorts their shapes upon subjectivity, thus throwing dreams in exactly opposite channels to the waking reality. Yet the dreamer always feels a sense of being awake in dreams like these, and on awakening experiences no recuperation of mind or body after such contrary dreams, Sleep is not fully sustained while the dreamer is held by material ideas in the subjective state. * * * * WHEN DREAMS ARE LESS PRESCIENT. The cessation of the organs to perform healthful functions converts a man into a different person, and dreams while in this state would have no prophetic meaning, unless to warn the dreamer of this disorganization of his physical system. |
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