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Growth, Change and Transformation in Dreams

A decade of electroencephalographic studies indicates that dreaming is more like the state of being conscious and awake than the state of being unconscious or asleep. These studies support the view that dreams are altered states of consciousness that are not necessarily primitive, regressive or distorted; the contents of the dream state are different but not inferior to contents of the awake state. The basic