A dream is a series of images

A fantasy is a progression of pictures, thoughts, feelings, and sentiments that generally happen automatically in the brain during explicit phases of rest.

The substance and objective of dreams are not completely perceived, despite the fact that they have been a subject of logical, philosophical and strict interest all through written history.

Dream translation is the effort to get significance from dreams and looking for a basic message.

Dreams predominantly happen in the quick eye development (REM) phase of rest — when cerebrum movement is high and looks like that of being alert.

REM rest is uncovered by persistent developments of the eyes during rest.

Now and again, dreams might happen during different phases of rest.

The length of a fantasy can shift; they might keep going for a couple of moments, or roughly 20-30 minutes.

Individuals are bound to recollect the fantasy on the off chance that they are stirred during the REM stage.

The typical individual has three to five dreams each evening, and some might have up to seven; notwithstanding, most dreams are right away or immediately neglected.

Dreams will generally endure longer as the night advances.

During an entire eight-hour night rest, most dreams happen in the regular two hours of REM.