In his paper on "Dreams sn¥ Dreaming" Mr. H. Bland, last meeting of The Majestic Open Circle, sot forth in an interesting exposition various categories their functioning, with suggestion to thet ind explanations, As ill trative material he gave with sabela, touches of humour some persona experiences of dreams and thet analyses.
Dreaming or the functioning of the mind whilst the tody is asleep may be due to internal stinutlexternal stimuli such 4 on various parte of the sounds ete; a walking slee fear-complex. Common wish' stimulating the mind duritig
dreams from these enusea are: the hanging dream where the dreamer awakes: to find a pressure on his throat from an unusual position the head or chin; (a French physician claims. to produce many Kinds of dreams by applying mustard plasters to various parts the body); the hungry. man's dreams of banquets and the oer woman's of fine" raiment, both betivir wish-fulflments of waking desitess the child's dream of losing ity mother as a result of such feat~ thoughts suggested to it.
Dreams that Came True Te is inevitable that many ordinary dreams should come true Commonplace events in daily Tit must in a certain proportion cases follow dreams of such events. The extraordinary dreams which come true; the truly prophetic dreams are diffeult to account for.
Tolopathy is offered as an explana tion for some. 7 In childhood dream life is) Feat hgo, the: true siignifeance dream" not often forming in chit. teen's minds before the "ago seven, How long dreams last, how fae hack in the age of mankind dretin= ing as been. a. phenomencin, Whether it touches the aafinat Kingdom are points in the study, the subject unsolved.
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