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Is it true that when you feel like you're falling in 1 of your dreams, you're dying and the brain's function is to wake you up to save you. ?
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Dream hard interpret: Dreams are like clouds - you can see anything you want in them. Certainly drug dreams occur in addicts and ex-smokers. People rarely die in their dreams. Falling in a dream is usually thought of as a sign of losing control.
Answered 4/23/2016
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