What is the future of dreams? (Part-3)

In comparison to the awakened condition our brain radiates slightly differently during sleep. An important part of the brain can be found in the Lateral Prefectural Cortex on both sides of the forehead behind the forehead. These areas are responsible for keeping their attention focused on logical thinking, planning and the most sophisticated solution to the problem. Along with other things, the prefrontal cortex keeps the mind from slowing down. But to solve comparatively complex problems, it is necessary to establish a relation between remote, unintended, relational ones. It is necessary to think about moving around the mind or 'going outside the conventional path'....

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Stay true to yourself, yet always be open to learn. Work hard, and never give up on your dreams, even when nobody else believes they can come true but you. These are not cliches but real tools you need no matter what you do in life to stay focused on your path.

Milano-Bikoacca University psychologist Carlo Riverby and colleagues raised this issue in a scientific article published in 2005. Their team had a difficult problem for the patients suffering from the cerebral prefrontal cortex, which would have to be thought out of the conventional way to solve it. It is seen that this team is doing better than the normal group of people to solve the problem. To achieve this, there is no need for brain damage. The late prefrontal cortex of the brain was inactive during Ram's sleep. When logical thinking is interrupted, it is easy to make connections between distant, distant, remote areas and to make informed decisions.

But that's not the end here. The best way to remember that the 'star' associated with 'Falling', 'Actor' and 'Dust' is the best way to add them to a picture. The film may be a famous 'actor' (like Tom Cruise) covered with 'dust' and 'reading' from any 'star'. In short, I want to say that after wake up from sleep, the dreamer is odd to us because he is filmed by a different experience in the film related to a 'dhanga'. We can remember strange phenomena very quickly than traditional events. So odd pictures help us to remember the style.