At night you had a vivid dream and the next morning you woke up remembering it in every detail. However, after a while they are forgotten, and even if you try to remember on purpose, your attempts will not be crowned with success.
But some dreams, nevertheless, remain in the head, if not for life, then for a long time. Scientists from Oxford University talked about why this happens.
To begin with, sleep is often interrupted by an alarm clock. A sudden awakening occurs and the person, not fully realizing what is around him, begins the day, which is very much limited by the time frame. It’s not surprising that sleep memories quickly dissipate as the brain begins to fill up with things that happen directly.
Also, the ability to remember a dream depends on interest in it and the motivation to do it. And if a person is rewarded in some way, then he will be able to tell what he dreamed, even if he had not been able to remember any of his dreams before.
The main conclusion of the study is that dreams do not disappear from the brain completely without a trace, as it might seem. And, if desired, a person can restore their details.
Semenenko Kirill