When the brain sleeps. Zadra A.

Why do we dream of dreams? What do they mean? What are needed for? For centuries, humanity has unsuccessfully asked these questions, but scientists studying the dream came to the fact that the question should be posed differently: what is happening in the brain of a sleeping person? Having analyzed many ideas and based on the latest research, the authors of this book offer an innovative model that helps to understand the key features of different types of dreams.

Antonio Zadra and Robert Stickhold show where the brain takes the images and concepts that form the subjects of our nightly adventures They introduce us to the new hypotheses of nightmares and say that dreams are rarely the result of suppressed desires, and also visit us not only in the phase of quick sleep.

You will learn that the blind people dream of, as literally, dreams are able to predict the future and how they can contribute to creativity.

The authors promise that by reading this book, you will begin better Understanding-both their own and other people-but immediately recognize: the world of dreams is still shrouded in secrets, full of miracles and does not cease to surprise.

First of all, the book will be interesting to those whose professional interests lie In the field of psychology, neurobiology and neurotudicins.

to everyone who is interested in psychology, neurobiology, the development of creative abilities, self -knowledge and work with dreams.