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Over a seventy-year life span, you will spend at least fifty thousand hours to dreaming (Segell 42). What you dream about can be very different from one individual to another and from one dream to another in the same individual. Many things affect what we dream about and the theories about why we dream vary. Scientists believe that dreaming is a natural process of the brain. On the other hand, Psychologists believe that our dreams are …showed first 75 words of 1912 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1912 total…who knows…maybe in our dreams. Works Cited Graves, Ginny. What your dreams are trying to tell you. Glamour Aug. 1998 v96, n8, p190-191, 236 Freud, Sigmund. The Interpretation of Dreams. New York: AVON BOOKS, 1965 Lowe, Ralph. Interpreting Dreams. New York: Doubleday, 1963. Segell, Michael. Dreams: His and Hers. Esquire Feb. 1996 v125, n2 p42 Llinas, R. & Pare, D. Of Dreaming and Wakefulness. Neuroscience. New York: Harper 1991. Von Keisler, K. Cognition in Dreaming. Los Angeles: J.P.Tarcher 1985