The most common term for acting out dreams is "sleep walking," or, technically, somnambulism. Sometimes the term automatism is used to refer to other movements besides walking, but there is not universal agreement as to whether that tem is appropriate where no disease or pathology is involved.
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∙ 12y agoUnpleasant dreams are called Bad dreams. Very unpleasent dreams are called nightmares.
Go to acting class at acting schools. For example: John Robert Powers. Participate in musicals at school. And follow you dreams!
These are dreams in which the sleeper becomes lucid, or aware that they are dreaming.
Yes, they are called day dreams or vissions.
The ones you remember are just called dreams. The ones you can't remember are dreams too, but you don't remember them.
Hm... you always have dreams. Do you mean when you forget all your dreams? That's called amnesia to me. It's too easy to forget dreams. Well, I know that eating meat effects how much you dream. Maybe it's called lack of meat?
they're called nightmares not dreams...thats why
If a sleeper is acting out one's dreams while asleep, there might be some sleep dysfunction. Or the dreamer may not be sleeping soundly because of emotional stress, physical discomfort or perhaps simply because of a noisy environment. See the attached link for information on improving sleep habits.
yes its called school of acting
what is a way of acting or behaving with which an animal is born is called an
There is no such company as Common Dreams. There is a non-profit organisation called Common Dreams, which is an alliance of religious progressives in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. There is also an American progressive news website called Common Dreams.
When you get dreams of future events in your sleep, it is called precognition or precognitive dreams. Such dreams may be said to forecast or foretell the future.