Dreams: the Oceans of Our Minds

Dreams are like oceans: vast, unknown subjects that are challenging to explore. Despite the fascinating nature of both dreaming and oceans, it seems that most people take these for granted or give up on investigating them because of their complexity. Dreams aren’t reality and we don’t live in the ocean, so why should we waste time on examining them in depth? Human curiosity should be a sufficient answer, at least it is for me, but if it isn’t (back to dreams exclusively because oceans do get more attention and this is of course a blog about dreaming) dreaming is both beneficial to the physical body, to the mind, and it is just plain intriguing!

I’ve always been interested in dreaming. Some things your subconscious whips up are just hilarious, seemingly impossible, or uncannily accurate. I have been inspired by and often confused by dreams and the science behind them is very exciting. I think they are much more important than we give them credit for, so that’s why I am starting here with this blog.

We must attempt to learn as much as we possibly can about dreaming and I hope to help with that by sharing what I find (science, interpretations, stories, even history of dreams) and discussing what I already know and have experienced with you. So welcome to The Dream Catcher!