From the oracles of ancient Rome to Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, humans have long turned to the dream world to decode the ...

Lucid Dreaming and Control: Facing the Man in Your Dreams Lucid dreaming—the practice of becoming aware that you are dreaming and gaining control over your dreams—can be a powerful tool in ...

The Symbolism in Paralysis Dreams of being paralyzed can often symbolize feelings of helplessness or a lack of control in your life. If you've ever felt stuck in a situation—maybe a job you can ...

Having dreams in which you are kidnapped can mean that you feel suppressed somewhere in your life. This could mean you’re suppressing who you are, your creativity, or something else.

Experts say that every night, while we sleep, we dream. It is true that we are not always able to remember what our dreams are about, and at other times we remember them in a very ...

Sometimes the threat in dreams may be very literal — a person chasing you through the woods. Other times, the aggressor may be more metaphorical — a large monster chasing you through the woods.

When your brain is active in REM sleep, it randomly selects different moments or “signals” and they come together in a jumbled storyboard to create your dreams.

Why your brain picks a snake dream Hard-wired alert system: Neuroscientists note humans inherit a primal fear of snakes, so the image rises quickly when the brain wants to flag trouble.

Review: Stevie Nicks’ “In Your Dreams” By Mayukh Sen May 13, 2011, 12:39 a.m. Courtesy of Reprise Records Age, as it often does to many great performers, has hardened Stevie Nicks ‘ voice.