NeurologyOfDreams

The Treasure Hunt for the Black Swan

In Big Dreams: The Science of Dreaming & The Origins of Religion, Kelly Bulkeley explores the profound impact of “Big Dreams”—those rare, unforgettable dreams that reshape our perspective on life. As a psychologist of religion and former president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, Bulkeley offers a new approach to dream research by focusing on the most meaningful dreams, which have long been overlooked. Divided into four parts, the book investigates the science of sleep, the content of dreams, the significance of Big Dreams, and their connection to religious experiences. A highly readable and insightful exploration of dreams, neuroscience, and spirituality, this book is a must-read for anyone fascinated by the deeper meaning of our nightly visions.

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Neurologic: understanding more of you and your world

In NeuroLogic: The Brain’s Hidden Rationale Behind Our Irrational Behavior, Eliezer Sternberg delves into the fascinating ways the brain shapes our actions, from irrational behavior to the complexities of dreams. This book offers insights into the neurological underpinnings of perception, memory, learning, and identity. Sternberg explores how dreams emerge from neurological processes, examining sleepwalking, syndromes, and the intricate ways our brain creates stories during sleep. While Sternberg doesn’t attribute dreams to a deeper spiritual or mystical realm, his exploration of brain activity offers a compelling look at the science behind our nightly narratives.

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