Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-12-10
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WHAT MANY or THEN ARE MADE
o. AND SOME OF THEIR CAUSES.

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Lii" Usually II H",'"c' on of N"t""! N''>-
in@ ''i-t ne" Great Ideas ii'>" "r'@i-
"atrd Dur ne sleep YIN Unpleasant IN
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What dreams are made OF j. not at
III difficult 10 determine write, a
p>> rhuio4i~t in the Washington .>o.
Tnry are composed Of the mcmrry-
pictures which are stored away in the
brain from birth until death In sleep
one uaI,,lar~ amid scene, which ave the
~ua.'ou~ OF actua view and landscapes
i,-ilr,d at ON" time or another III Walk
i,r.. moments The sights one wit
nr,- Is and fine people who move and
hHlc their ghost like being in that
my~trriuu, world Of f;mcy form Il eo.'
IL phauta~ma@oIin 'nii which the
dreamer zoe, ahuut, >.mctimo- oh~"ry-
iug with interest or wor der, and at
other tiuc, engaging in conversations.
Il j. all il reflection of the waking life
t'u.t i, past although combinations or
old iul,rr ions give rise to new and or.
i-iiai thoughts Not IL few great idca~
Of invention nave sprung from visions
Of the nj .It
he operations of the brain in sleep
afford to the p~yrh"-phyaiciot most
interesting subject of study. Appar-
entity one always dreams Will" asleep.
h,',aD~c he brain gan never stop think
iug but drr,lu life. being merely II re-
tI",.tion of actual waking existence j.
naturally ~hulowy and less vivid. The
landscapes seen are usually viewed in "a
~ort of twilight faces of persons are in
no~' c;t~r~ blurred and indietinct. Now
ijuI then, in my own dreams, | take up
~ou"thuI to read, like a newspaper
article, aud | find myself very much
.rnoycd at experiencing great difficulty
ia rcGusing the subject matter, simply
Nr.su~r | am unable to make it up With
sufficient rIpilitv rs 90 along.
It is thrm"rhani"al part of tn" brain
which Is active during sleep At all
events, tn" intelligence does not seem
10 be awake he faculty which We
call the Judgments off duty, and hence
one d"eN not perceive til" abNnr'htN "t
many dreams. Nevertheless. one cor
t;iuIy does not lack a perception OF the
humorous under such CONDITIONS l.
myself. have many times been reused
from ,Iuuhrr 10y my own laughter at
-"m" ridiculous occurrence. Wy own
tyilet Is that we frequently tax" pat
IN very interesting conversations winnie
dreaming. aud the extraordinary part
~ It Is that We ar" Obliged to perform
i"th parts IN such dialogue, or event
iIor" when greater number than tW"
people are speaking. although that l.
.a.". All these Things ar" purely spec
atiNr questions, bccau~" III tn" nature
g.. 'hn2s~ "" cam secure few reliable
'.a'a on the subject
study OF tine phenomenal OF dreams
IAN be best performed when one is in
'ii't curou, state between sleeping ana
''ii,ln" that Is apt to arrive in the
;n"rnng before one gets ont of bed.
t'un realizes then very often that one
Is dreaming, and white doing SO oh.
rye, with interest whatcrcr goes ON.
nc trouhj" is that the very cN"riou OF
one up ''''" i''N" '''' 'Il' utmost
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