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  • Every night you dream at least, at least 10 dreams a night. Do you remember your dreams?

  • If you do, you're well on your way to having some fantastic times when you close your eyes.

  • Today I'm going to teach you about one of my favourite things in the world ever - dreams

  • and dreaming. Maybe you know the Supertramp song: "Dreamer". I'm not going to sing it

  • for you, but I'm going to teach you about some things I know about dreams.

  • The first one is I want you to ask yourself this question: When you dream, do you dream

  • only in black and white or do you dream in colour? It's interesting because everyone's

  • different. When I dream, I always dream in colour. Some people only dream in black and

  • white, so it's a cool little thing you can ask your friends, ask your family, and see,

  • you'll find out everyone's different. Some people only dream in colour; some people only

  • dream in black and white. I do not know the psychology behind it. I think it's interesting,

  • but I don't know why.

  • The second question that I have for you is: When you dream, are you yourself? This means

  • first-person. So, are you...? Are you doing the action? Or are you watching or seeing

  • yourself do the action? Some people are both, and can do both; it can switch. For me, I

  • am always myself doing the action. Some people, it's like they're watching a movie, and they

  • are the star in the movie. And other people, like I said, can switch and do both. At one

  • point of the dream they can be a main character, and the other point or other dream, they can

  • watch themselves. How about you? Tell me your answers in the comments. Tell me. Do you dream

  • in black and white, or colour? And are you yourself in the dream or do you see or watch

  • yourself in a dream? We'll do a little survey and find out from answers all around the world.

  • What happens when you dream?

  • Let's go into some terminology, some vocabulary, if you will, about dreams. Commonly... We

  • don't really have a word for them because we don't call them "night dreams", but we

  • do have what are called "daydreams". "Daydreams" are what you maybe do at work when you're

  • supposed to be working or at school when you're supposed to be learning, or just at the end

  • of the day on the bus. Daydreams are basically like you are physically there, but your brain

  • is imagining different things. This is one of my hobbies, daydreaming. I remember when

  • I was young-I'm so old now-I would just sit in my room for hours and daydream about everything

  • and anything. It was fantastic. My imagination, massive. So daydreams happen during the daytime,

  • yeah? And "night dreams", we don't actually call them "night dreams", we just call them

  • "dreams". Are you a dreamer? "A dreamer" is someone who dreams, daydreams all the time.

  • They don't really get a lot done. But I'm a dreamer. You got to have dreams, right?

  • Let's go through a couple of kinds of types of dreams. The first one is "lucid". So "lucid

  • dreams" mean you realize in the dream that you are actually dreaming. Now, this, ladies

  • and gentlemen, can be really cool because you might wake up during the dream, and you

  • go: "Hey, I'm dreaming right now." If you can do this, if you can realize you're having

  • a lucid dream, you can then begin to control your dreams. This is one thing that I experimented

  • with when I was younger is that I would realize that I was dreaming, and I would change my

  • dream and make it more into a fantasy. A fantastic fantasy of feathers and fudgesicles.

  • This is a really terrible kind of dream, it's called a "nightmare". Nightmares are also

  • known as "bad dreams". Usually when we're children, we're sleeping, we might

  • [screams]

  • wake up, screaming or crying. Maybe we have dreams about monsters. This would be a nightmare.

  • Bad dreams or nightmares cause anxiety, so something bad is happening to you in the dream,

  • you might dream of death, somebody's dead. Maybe you watched a zombie movie, and in your

  • dream, you're being chased by zombies. It's on a subconscious level, so things that we

  • might have done in the day or talked about or seen can come back in our dream. They can

  • come back in a bad way, and become a nightmare. You might wake up screaming, or crying, or

  • something bad has happened in your dream world.

  • And some people have what's called a "reoccurring dream", a "recurring dream" means you have

  • the same dream over and over again. Again, lucid dreams, if you can control them, some

  • people can control them; nightmares and recurring dreams, it's almost impossible to control

  • them. Now, reoccurring dreams will happen, we don't know when, we don't really know why,

  • but it'll be the same situation and the same dream over and over again. It can go on for

  • years. People say you have this because you have some issue or some problem that's unresolved,

  • means you haven't fixed a problem. Other people just don't know why we have reoccurring dreams.

  • Have you had a reoccurring dream, or do you have those? I never have.

  • The next word is "prophetic dreams" or known as "psychic dreams". And you might hear the

  • word "psychic" on TV or in crazy movies where there's a person that can tell you your future

  • or foretell the future. These people might be doing it for money, or they might actually

  • have a gift to be able to foretell the future. But some people can have psychic or prophetic

  • dreams, which means something will happen in the dream and then it'll come true in the

  • future. So your dream foretells the future. This happens to me quite a lot. It won't be

  • the same situation, but the emotion or feeling that I have in the dream will happen in real

  • life again. It's pretty creepy, but interesting. I've gotten used to it.

  • These are some common themes or common things that people have analyzed dreams, and they

  • tell you about why you dream this. So, the first one: being chased. So if you're running

  • and running and running, and someone chases you, they tell you that... "They" being the

  • dream experts mean that you're not addressing something in your life. So not addressing

  • something means you're not solving a problem you have in your life, or you're not admitting

  • to a problem you have. So, you're being chased because you're not stopping, and going:

  • "Hey. I got a problem."

  • Anytime you dream about water, it always has to do with your emotions, and the different

  • types of water can mean different things. For example, if you're at a lake and it's

  • very calm, this is going to mean that maybe in the future you're going to have a calmness

  • or everything's going to be relaxed. If you have a dream where maybe you're in the ocean

  • and waves are crazy, this means your emotions are going to get very high and very tense.

  • Death, example you have a dream that somebody dies, actually it doesn't that somebody's

  • going to die. It actually means there's going to be a dramatic change in your life, so something

  • in your life is going to change in a big style, in a big way. Maybe you're going to move or

  • something is going to change your life.

  • Falling, this happens to me a lot. This is cool. People say that if you fall in your

  • dream, you always wake up before you land. Apparently, if you die in your dream, you

  • die in real life. I don't know. I've never died in my dream. Have you? Have you come

  • back from the dead? Are you a zombie? So dreaming of falling, if you are falling very slowly

  • almost like you're floating, it means that you're letting go of some emotions or you're

  • letting go of some problems. But if you're falling really quickly, I'm going to die,

  • it means that you're going to lose control of a situation or you already have lost control

  • of a situation, or you're going to lose control of a situation. So the forms, how fast you

  • fall, depends on the interpretation of it.

  • And the last one, apparently this is a really common or popular dream. People have dreams

  • that their partner-boyfriend/girlfriend, husband/wife, whatever-are cheating on them, that means

  • that they're having sex or doing bad things with other people. This is actually a really,

  • really common dream, and it's a fear of being wronged. "Wronged" means someone does something

  • bad to you. So this is a fear we have, that someone's going to hurt you in some way, or

  • you have a feeling of being... Sorry, a fear of being left alone or abandoned because if

  • someone cheats on you, probably your relationship will be over,

  • and the person's gone out of your life.

  • So, other things you guys can do to help you with your dreams. I hear people say:

  • "I don't dream." You do dream, but the thing is you don't remember your dreams.

  • We only remember the dreams that you wake up during.

  • If you want to, just for fun, you can make a dream

  • diary. So if you wake up, you write down your dreams. And you wake up in the morning, go:

  • "Whoa.

  • I don't remember that." You don't remember it because it's gone. So if you write it...

  • Wake up and write it down and you can read it, it's really cool.

  • Last piece of advice or a myth, a legend, my grandmother or my gran told me that if

  • you have a dream that the stone is missing from a ring... For example, I have a ring

  • and I have an amethyst in it, if I have a dream that a stone is missing from the ring,

  • it means that someone close to me is going to die. Have you ever had that dream?

  • Maybe it's true, maybe it's not.

  • All of these things that I've told you about being chased, and water, and death, these

  • are all people's interpretations of dreams. I do not believe that your dream and my dream,

  • if it's similar, has any similarities whatsoever. I think people's dreams are as individual

  • as each other, so you can go on to the internet, and look up: "Oh, I had a dream about a van.

  • What does a van mean?" And you're going to get maybe five different interpretations of

  • it. It's your chance to think about it, and reflect on what dreams mean to you. Not anyone

  • else or not anyone's interpretation of it, but try it out.

  • The last thing you can do just before you go to bed, try this social experiment. Before

  • you go to bed, eat cheese. The stinkier, the smeller, the grosser the cheese, apparently

  • the more vivid or crazy your dreams will be.

  • Sweet dreams.

Every night you dream at least, at least 10 dreams a night. Do you remember your dreams?

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