One of the most beautiful gifts of life is the ability to dream. Neuroscientists and researchers across the board have postulated that we all spend at least two hours a night dreaming. Our dreams can be bad in the sense of “nightmares,” or they can be extremely good and positive. Oftentimes, some individuals are able to remember their dreams and are able to actually implement their vision and to bring them to fruition. What’s the secret for these individuals? With the outstanding enigma that continues to remain with dreams, researchers still have not been able to fully understand them and to completely decipher how we are able to dream.
In lieu of engaging into discourse on intricate neuroscience, I would rather focus on the optimistic and value-adding perspective of our dreams, particularly when they are positive. I believe that we can “get higher” and move closer to our dreams, as Goapele beautifully vocalized in her peaceful classic. And, here are at least five ways to accomplish these tasks:
