Anyone who has watched a sleeping infant’s eye activity has wondered if babies dream and what they dream about. Babies do, in fact dream, more so than adults. According to Science magazine, babies dream more in the first week of life than they will at any other period in their lives. As babies grow and ...
Legend of the Spider and Grandmother What ties together a spider and a grandmother? In an ancient Native American tale, an old grandmother saw a spider nearby her sleeping spot. She had watched the spider for days while he spun his web. Her grandson entered one day and saw the spider. He picked up a ...
Expectant mothers have some of the most bizarre dreams imaginable. Unfortunately, along with the wet dreams about Brad Pitt, bad dreams come as well. Almost all pregnant women have a nightmare at some point during their pregnancy. A lot of these dreams will be caused by fears she has related to the pregnancy. Interpreting these ...
You’ve just awakened in bed, dripping in sweat. Your breathing is labored, and your hands are clammy. The images are still firmly planted in your brain: a furry purple monster was just chasing you through McDonald’s; you finally escaped, only to find yourself naked-and face to face with a two-headed buffalo in the middle of ...
The Ancient Greeks saw dreams as either prophetic or warning in nature. In dreams, imagery tends to be symbolic, representing incidents, present problems and events that are yet to be. Scenes, people and objects may not necessarily represent themselves. It is important to remember that some symbols might mean one thing to one person and ...
