Why do we see dreams while sleeping, why not when we wake up? Also, why do our eyes move fast when we are in a deep sleep?
If we try to find the answer on the basis of science, there is a lot of theory available about this. But no one really says anything.
Often scientists believe that dreams are only part of our mental, emotional, and physical fitness which makes no sense.
The feelings, thoughts and pictures that come to us in the state of sleep are related to our memory somewhere. Many times these dreams come to understand what it means and why it has come. But some dreams are like a puzzle, which means nothing comes out and neither is it related to memory.
No one has been able to find out the true reality of the dream, it may be a secret of the human mind and memories. From history, we know that dreams can have many reasons, like what we do all day long, where we go, whom we meet, or what we think is visible in our sleep at night, meaning that the work that we did in a day, then the cells of our brain make it a memory somewhere and save it inside. And then at night, when we are resting completely, the data that our brain cells saved, we begin to see that information which our mind wants to show us.
But why it happens, why when we are sleeping completely, our brain brings it infront of our eyes.
And one reason is a person's own desire, In which if a person has such a desire of his own which cannot be fulfilled in his life, then such information also saves in our mind by brain cells and then it looks at us in our sleep as a dream and reminds us.
But the point is why does this happen while we have no will on it?
And yet our scientist has no answer to why and how our brain does this.
According to research, in the state of sleep, our soul leaves our body while it remains connected to our brain.
But the answer to why this happens is not yet with the scientist.
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