हमें सपने क्यों आते हैं ? |जानिए अनोखे रहस्य इस वीडियो में|DREAM SCIENCE EXPLAINED| — Transcript
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- 0:00Hello friends, welcome to our channel.
- 0:04Friends, have you ever had a dream
- 0:06where you were flying? Or a scary dream
- 0:10where you were running, but your legs
- 0:12had no strength. Dreams sometimes make
- 0:16us laugh, sometimes scare us, and
- 0:18sometimes force us to wonder why they
- 0:20happen at all. Today in this video, we
- 0:24are going to unlock the mysterious
- 0:26world of dreams. We will find out why
- 0:29we dream. What does science say about
- 0:31it? What is the importance of dreams in
- 0:34religion and history, and some
- 0:36surprising facts related to them. Part
- 0:39one: The relationship between sleep and
- 0:42dreams. Friends, our sleep is divided
- 0:47into five stages. Stage one, light
- 0:50sleep, where we have just fallen asleep
- 0:53. Stage two, brain activity slows down
- 0:57a bit. Stages three and four, deep
- 0:59sleep, where the body repairs itself
- 1:02and energy is restored. Stage five, REM
- 1:06sleep. This is the time when we have
- 1:09dreams. REM stands for Rapid Eye
- 1:12Movement. In this stage, our eyes move
- 1:15rapidly from side to side. The body is
- 1:18relaxed, but the brain becomes very
- 1:20active. That means the body is asleep
- 1:24but the brain is awake, and that is why
- 1:27we dream. Part two: Scientific reasons
- 1:31for dreams. According to scientists,
- 1:34dreams can have several purposes. First
- 1:36, memory consolidation, which means
- 1:39strengthening memory. Whatever we learn
- 1:43, hear, and see throughout the day, our
- 1:46brain stores it through dreams. For
- 1:49example, if you have heard a new song,
- 1:52you might hear its music in your dream.
- 1:55Second, emotional processing, which
- 1:58means balancing emotions. During dreams
- 2:02, the brain balances our emotions. If
- 2:05there was any stress or tension during
- 2:07the day, it can also come out in the
- 2:10form of dreams. Third, problem solving,
- 2:13which means finding a solution to a
- 2:15problem. Many times, we find the
- 2:17solution to a problem in our dreams.
- 2:20Famous scientist Dmitri Mendeleev got
- 2:23the idea for the periodic table in a
- 2:26dream. Fourth, creativity boost, which
- 2:29means enhancing creativity. Many
- 2:32artists, writers, and musicians got
- 2:34their new ideas from dreams. The tune
- 2:38for The Beatles 'famous song' Yesterday
- 2:40'also came to Paul McCartney in a dream
- 2:43. Part three: Religious and historical
- 2:47beliefs. Friends, dreams have been
- 2:50given special importance not just by
- 2:52science, but also by religion and
- 2:54culture. In Hinduism, dreams are
- 2:57considered a sign of the future. The
- 2:59meanings of dreams have been explained
- 3:01in many religious texts. In Islam, it
- 3:03is believed that some dreams are direct
- 3:06messages from Allah. In Christianity,
- 3:09in the Bible too, dreams are considered
- 3:11prophecies in many places. In ancient
- 3:14Egypt, dream books were created. In
- 3:17which the meanings of all kinds of
- 3:18dreams were written. Greece and Rome.
- 3:21Dreams were considered messages from
- 3:23the gods. Meaning, humans have viewed
- 3:26dreams as a mystery and a power for
- 3:28thousands of years. Part four: Types of
- 3:32dreams. Now let's learn that there are
- 3:35many types of dreams. Number one:
- 3:38normal dreams. These are the most
- 3:41common. Based on the day's experiences
- 3:44and thoughts. Number two: nightmares.
- 3:49Scary dreams that involve fear, running
- 3:52, or the feeling of some danger. Number
- 3:55three: lucid dreams. In this, a person
- 3:59knows they are dreaming and can
- 4:01sometimes even control the dream.
- 4:04Number four: recurring dreams. Having
- 4:07the same dream repeatedly; this can
- 4:09often be a sign of an unresolved
- 4:11problem. Number five: prophetic dreams,
- 4:14meaning dreams that predict the future.
- 4:16Many people believe that some dreams
- 4:18show a glimpse of the future. Part five
- 4:21: Interesting facts. Some fun facts: an
- 4:24average person spends about 6 years of
- 4:27their life dreaming. It is difficult to
- 4:30read a clock or text clearly in a dream
- 4:32. Dreams often appear in black and
- 4:35white as well. Especially for those who
- 4:37watched TV in the old days, millions of
- 4:39people are dreaming different dreams at
- 4:41the same time. But every dream is
- 4:44unique. So friends, dreams are the most
- 4:48mysterious and wonderful process of our
- 4:51brain. They sometimes scare us,
- 4:53sometimes make us laugh, and sometimes
- 4:56even give direction to our lives. Now I
- 4:59want to ask you: what is the strangest
- 5:01or most memorable dream you have had so
- 5:04far? Do write in the comments. If you
- 5:08liked this video, don't forget to like,
- 5:10share, and subscribe to the channel.
- 5:13See you in the next video. With another
- 5:16interesting topic. Thank you.
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