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A while back i had a very scary dream. how can i prevent it from coming back?
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You can't; accept it: Sleep state is unconcious, and not 'controllable': a 'mind of its own'. Dreams reflect recent daytime activities in the context of all your life's brain-imprinted complex neuronal connections (which is why artificial intelligence will remain rudimentary. Let ur conscious state consider dream: share details w someone who knows u. Don't over-analyze. Laugh @ it, conquer it, it'll go away.
Answered 1/1/2023
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