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One who dreams.
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Someone whose beliefs are far from realistic.
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Any anglerfish of the family Oneirodidae.
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Swallow-wing puffbird (Chelidoptera tenebrosa)
Examples of dreamer in a Sentence
I've always been a bit of a day dreamer.
I guess I've always been a dreamer and one night when I was just taking a piss I tripped over a couple suitcases with all my dreams in 'em. Sometimes there are temptations you just can't pass up.
Paul Bourget describes him as a dreamer with an exquisite sense of vision, who sought and found in his work a refuge from the.
In the Itthon (At Home), by Alois Degre (1877), the tale is made the medium for a satirical attack upon official corruption and Hungarian national vanity; and in the Almok dlmodoja (Dreamer of Dreams), by John Asboth (1878), other national defects are aimed at.
They serve to help the dreamer look at the images objectively by offering different associations to the symbols.
It is characteristic of the two men that the latter, a transcendental dreamer, appears to have thought little of his visitor, while Confucius, an inquiring thinker, was profoundly impressed with him.
Tim is the focused company man, climbing the corporate ladder; Nick the hopeless dreamer.
Some websites offer quick reference for dream symbols that a dreamer can use to make interpretations.
The Curious Dreamer is an interesting dream analyzer that allows visitors to enter their memory of their dreams into a box and then they click "analyze" for an analysis.
Their main function as a dream guide is to guide the dreamer into water that would normally be too deep to travel in.
A lucid dreamer could signal a not so deep sleep by moving the eyes in a predetermined pattern.
The Fool This card represents the dreamer in you, the idealist, the mystic.
We would have to ask the dreamer what he or she was experiencing when the brain was in a specific state.
He would probably been called a dreamer, lacking in understanding of the most elementary " laws of nature " .
Whatever your approach, your aim should always be to try to help the dreamer to understand their dream.
So perhaps a lucid dreamer could signal by moving the eyes in a predetermined pattern.
They conjure up images of a romantic dreamer, often treading a rocky path in search of spiritual fulfillment.
We fancy we see the young dreamer from the South arrested by this action of the Dreamer from the Northern highland Lake.
She is a witch dreamer, she has the ability to walk in dreams and the subconscious and to work magic there.
Everybody got so listless that for once I and my dreamer found ourselves in the lead.
Use Dreamer's Journey for expanding awareness through musical imagery; for deeper, more profound relaxation; or simply for musical enjoyment.
Follow Joseph from his emotional upheaval, to the dreamer being reunited with his father.
Use Dreamer 's Journey for expanding awareness through musical imagery; for deeper, more profound relaxation; or simply for musical enjoyment.
The book opens with "If you are a dreamer, come in".
Each dream is unique to the dreamer, but they are all valid.
The Efron family shares their home with two Australian Shepherds, Dreamer and Puppy, and Simon, a Siamese cat.Efron caught the performing bug at an early age, and began taking singing lessons when he was 11.
Most of the theories about dream causes revolve around the dream as a way to experience fears, anxieties and conflicts which the dreamer may, or may not, be aware of when they are awake.
Generally the theory is that the relaxed mind during REM sleep has the opportunity to process memories and feelings about experiences from when the dreamer was awake.
The ability to remember gives the dreamer the opportunity to use the dream in a productive way to rehearse a task or solve a problem.
One theory of what causes dreams to recur is that the dream is caused by a certain life situation (either in the past or a current situation) which is unresolved for the dreamer.
This lack of resolution disturbs the dreamer to the point of dreaming about the situation repeatedly.
The dream might point to a specific fear or weakness that the dreamer has not been able to cope with.
The dream will continue to recur as long as the dreamer has not resolved the situation represented in the dream.
Nudity, or being partly naked, is thought to symbolize the dreamer's feelings of vulnerability or fear that others might see what the dreamer is hiding.
A nightmare upsets the dreamer who frequently wakes up during the nightmare and remembers the details of this very fearful dream.
A nightmare is caused by an unsolved issue that is troubling the dreamer.
Often the nightmare will no recur if the dreamer has the opportunity to analyze, solve or deal with the issue which might be causing the nightmare.
His dream theory reflected his opinion that dreams are a person's outlet for their subconscious thoughts and "hidden desires." He felt that everything in a dream was the result of the dreamer's instincts and experiences.
He believed that nothing was done by chance and that everything was motivated by the unconscious - what a dreamer does in their dreams was the way to act on those impulses and urges.
He felt that the reason a dreamer cannot remember their dreams is because of the super ego's goal to protect the conscious mind from the thoughts and desires of the unconscious mind.
He believed that dreams were a window to the dreamer's unconscious and a way for the dreamer to solve problems they were facing in their waking life.
He was a major proponent of dream interpretation since he felt that bringing dreams to light would help the dreamer solve their problems.
All the actions taken in a dream could compensate for actions that the dreamer would not feel comfortable taking when they were awake.
Perls believed that dreams were reflecting the rejected, disowned parts of the dreamer.
The more the dreamer could understand the dream, the more they could fill their emotional voids.
He believed in reenacting the dream so that the dreamer could role play each of the characters in the dream as a way to understand how everyone felt about each other.
A dream lets the brain of the dreamer "unlearn" the changes from the day, providing a clearer channel in which the brain can function.
These individuals are thought to be more emotional or creative than the average dreamer.
Just as every dreamer is different, so are the dreams and nightmares we experience.
A dreamer can simply look up images in the resource books to find what the images are believed to symbolize.