Why dreams are important...

It’s pretty normal for people to dream. We all have set a desirable future for ourselves and we always love dreaming things. We love dreaming about having cars, houses, having the money to buy all sorts of things. We always love dreaming that we are invincible and can do whatever we want to do in this life. But the thing is, we don’t always get what we dream. Still, dreaming is healthy, right?
 

Dreaming is just one part of the equation; one must do his part and try to achieve his goals in life. Well, dreaming is a good sign, given that not everybody knows how to dream, and thus they tend to take things for granted. Why? Because dreams make us refuse defeat, it’s only then we learn perseverance and hard work which can really improve one’s character and attitude.

                                                               

So how do we achieve our dreams?

First, we have to understand that dreams are not like the flowers in our garden which we can easily pick. They are the apples in our backyard that will require some effort and of course, some passion. Why passion? Passion is the best motivation that we may have. You can always exert an effort to reach for these apples, but without motivation, you might end up surrendering when you fail at your early attempts.

The point is, we might never know how much effort a dream may entail and may ask from us, but as long as we think that the dream is worth it, then we should continue with our efforts. One might think of surrendering when times get really hard, maybe sometimes the dream is not really for us to achieve. But what’s important is that we tried, that we made our best. It’s less painful to face failures when you know that you have given your ALL.

Just continue dreaming, and do whatever it takes to achieve those dreams as long as you think you’re still rational about doing it and doesn’t step on others’ rights and feelings. I mean sometimes, people are willing to hurt other people just to achieve their own goals and interests. Talk about the Ampatuans killing dozens of innocent journalists and civilians to uphold their ill political ambitions. But well, this note is not about the Maguindanao massacre, I just want to show you how dreams are able to dilute our rationality. So as long as you think that you’re not the criminal that I’m trying to describe, just continue with your dreams.

Play fair, dream big, and win them bigtime!

embracing dreams...

I am brave sometimes. I am scared sometimes. Sometimes I am brave when I'm scared. I believe in loyalty and trust. I believe in loyalty is built on trust. I try to be kind. I try to be generous. I am kind even when others are not so generous. I think standing up for myself is important. I think standing up for others is more important, but standing up with others is most important. I believe compassion makes me strong. Kindness is power and family is the tightest bond of all. I have heard I am beautiful. I know I am strong. I am a PRINCESS, and I'm embracing it.

"If you keep on believing, the dreams that you wish will come true..."---Cinderella

Why I love sleep?

Why do people have dreams? Is dreaming during sleep normal? Is dreams somehow related to reality? How would this dreams affect our daily life?

They say dreams refers to the kind of mental images that is form during sleep. Many times a person reverie is a fantasy he wish to happen. This dreams occurs to the depths of our subconscious. Important wishes, concern and worries stress the mind.

I do love sleeping, because in sleep I could control my dreams anything I can phantom, anything i desire, anything at all. Some may hate dreams simply because they view this just like playing with ones consciousness. In the back pages of sleep dreams promises us teeming submarine places but it leave us, on walking with residue of reality. Some hate them the way they ransack memory, jumbling treasures and trash but I see dreams completely opposite. 

This is why I love sleep

In my dreams, sometimes a very interesting drama is enacted and it made me laugh in my deep sleep. But there are also times when I cry in sleep due to the influence of a tragic dream, thus gasping for breath and palpitation happen. It didn't alarmed me at all, somehow it made me realize the I really could control my dreams but there some point that it is out of my control for an instance that I am so tired from work and just suddenly fall asleep, I dream of something I really don't understand and most of the time I can hardly remember. 

      Dreams maybe real or imaginary. When we think about things or an event very much important in our practical life, a dream concerning that thing  or event touches our subconscious mind in our slumber.

Sometimes even after waking, I maybe doubtful if my dreams was a reality or not, especially when I happen to sleep on a sofa and do not remember the circumstances of having fallen to sleep. I often have my identity in my dream and at the course of a single dream I turn into a several different person.

A dream is a story that a person watches or appears to take part during sleep. dreams are somehow related to real experiences in dreamers life. Everyone dreams, but some people never recall dreaming. 

Dreams are easily forgotten, but somehow connected to the dreamer. Sometimes dreamers do have feelings of wonder at their strange experiences and for me the moral reason loses all control in my sleep. 

Dreams reveal ones innermost secrets and even allow to emerge their hidden individualities. They unleash some of the most intimate experiences.

" A good part of our sleep is peered out with vision and fantastical objects."
                                                                              ---Richard Nordquist