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This Is Why You Dream: What your sleeping brain reveals about your waking life - Rahul Jandial

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"As someone who has multiple bad dreams/ nightmares a night this book made me extremely hopeful. As well as gave me a different outlook on what I used to consider bad luck, and now am seeing as a gift. So much of this made me feel less alone. And makes me feel less powerless as well. I had recently started meditating and I am stunned how trying to lucid dream is so closely related. Feeling confident I can master the outcome and storyline of my own dreams and no longer dread bedtime or naps. Such a good, well researched and insightful book. Highly recommend if you’re someone who dreams as much as I do. " - Amazon Customer Reviews

Dreams are a source of mystery. They have changed the course of individual lives and the world, spurring business deals, inspiring art and scientific breakthroughs, triggering military invasions and mental breakdowns. Yet the source of dreams is not mysterious. They are the product of an extraordinary transformation that occurs in the brain each night when we sleep.

In this pioneering book, bestselling neurosurgeon Rahul Jandial delves into the dreaming brain and shares stories from his own practice to show the astonishing impact that dreams have on our waking life. He explains how dreaming of an exam might help you score up to 20% higher, why taking a long nap could make you better at problem-solving, and even that certain dream disorders can warn you of serious diseases like Parkinson’s years ahead of other symptoms. He offers clear and compelling advice, backed by new research, to become a lucid dreamer, understand your dreaming patterns and unleash their creative power.

Sharing the very latest discoveries in modern neuroscience, This Is Why You Dream provides answers to some fundamental questions: Why do we dream? How do we dream? What do dreams mean? And perhaps, most importantly, do we sleep in order to dream?