Anne OsterlundWhen you have the same dream over and over again, your brain is trying to solve a problem. It knows there's an answer.
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Have you ever noticed that when you're having the same dream over and over again, your brain is trying to solve a problem. It knows there's an answer. It may be hard to tell what the answer is -- maybe you just have to keep trying different solutions -- but the fact that your brain keeps searching is a good sign. If it gave up, you'd probably wake up already knowing the answer. Then you wouldn't need to keep dreaming about it.
Source: Academy 7
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