Eye movements

approximately 50% of the general population have had at least one experience of having a lucid dream, while 20% of the general population experience lucid dreams on a daily basis. Eeden also found that lucid dreams occur during the stage of sleep rapid eye movement (REM). These stages suggest that there is a state of arousal. During REM sleep the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex usually deactivates, but the occurrence of lucid dreams allows the cortex to be active, which presents the awareness of the dreams

types of dreams are dreams about the day’s events , terrifying dreams, dreams where someone acts in an extreme way, and reoccurring dreams. But most vivid dreams happen during deep sleep, when the brain is active the most. This’s called rapid eye movement, or REM. Some experts say we dream at least four to six times every night. Everyone dreams during sleep, but not everyone remembers their dreams the next day. While research has not shown a purpose for dreams, many experts believe that dreams do

their eyes, contemplate and sit up and do some stretching, yet I couldn’t even open my eyelids nor move another muscle on my body that I can consciously order to at will. I couldn’t even ask for help because I cannot even move my mouth. I was

illness. NIGHT TERRORS-increased heart and breathing rate, screaming (stress, fatigue, sleeping in unfamiliar surrondings) often children under 7 (in NREM3) POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER- This often leads to reoccurring nightmares and sometimes sleep movements or sleepwalking, it is often based on experiences of trauma such as war or a

At this point of sleep your body is basically paralyzed except for your eyes. But when you lucid dream you don’t need to be able to move. Touch in fact doesn’t play a factor at all in lucid dreaming, to be honest the only senses that are really affected by Lucid dreaming is hearing and sight. To give you a more vivid idea of

and avoidance. In addition, a recent study, published by Matthew Walker and his colleagues at the Sleep and Neuroimaging Lab at UC Berkeley, proposed a link between dreaming and emotions. These scientists focused on individuals during REM, rapid eye movement, sleep. REM sleep is one of the many stages the body experiences during sleep, which also stimulates the regions of the brain used for learning. In addition, individuals do the most dreaming during REM sleep. They found that a reduction in REM

“Dreams are a sequence of images, emotions, and thoughts passing through a sleeping person’s mind” (Myers). They can occur anytime during sleep. Although most vibrant dreams occur during deep sleep, REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, when a person’s brain is more active. Most people tend to have at least 4 to 6 dreams per night while in REM sleep. While everyone dreams during sleep, but not everyone remembers. Scientist aren’t quite sure why some people remember more than others, but there are many

different events, people and even animals involved. Although this may seem that we are dreaming we are actually in REM sleep. REM sleep is “a kind of sleep that occurs at intervals during the night and is characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing.” This is why all these extraordinary events happen to us when we are dreaming because we are in a REM sleep. On December 14 2016 when I went to sleep I had a rarely odd type of dream. In my dream

demonstrating the electrical wave rhythms from first to fourth stage. The four stages can categorized as non-REM sleep (or slow-wave sleep). However, during the fifth stage, there are increased activity of the brain which is associated with rapid eye movement (REM). Due to the increased activity of the brain, most of the dreams happen during REM sleep. People dreams all night long. According to scientific American, each person dreams three to five times per night, some may up to seven

serotonin suppression in the beginning or the night. That then causes an REM rebound later on in the night, which makes dreams to be easier to remember. (Hurd) REM (rapid eye movement) is a part of the time spent asleep, when the brain is just as active as it is when it is awake. This is when dreams occur, often accompanied by rapid eye movement. This is also when lucid dreams