Are dreams created in a factory?

[An young being]

Dreams are sometimes so complex that I wonder if they are not random thoughts but designed by some kind of intelligence within ourselves. What is your take on this?

Edited October 20, 2021 by An young being
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[Rilles]

Nighttime dreams are just daydreaming turned up a notch. Your imagination while for example thinking of a pink elephant or fearing your rent is due is very complex too but more fuzzy. If youre stonwd and close your eyes your imagination seems to get way more intense too.

Everything is complex, I dont see why reality cant just be complexity and intelligence itself without needing to add anything behind the scenes. 

Edited October 20, 2021 by Rilles

[An young being]

59 minutes ago, Rilles said:

Nighttime dreams are just daydreaming turned up a notch. Your imagination while for example thinking of a pink elephant or fearing your rent is due is very complex too but more fuzzy. If youre stonwd and close your eyes your imagination seems to get way more intense too.

Everything is complex, I dont see why reality cant just be complexity and intelligence itself without needing to add anything behind the scenes. 

During a certain period in my life, I experienced dreams where a certain character tried to talk to me in certain code language, denoting good characters as green and bad characters as red in colour. This is what intrigued me and dive in-depth into the nature of dreams.

[Nahm]

10 hours ago, An young being said:

not random thoughts but designed by some kind of intelligence within ourselves.

??  

[Breakingthewall]

dreams are the ego, which does not shut up even while sleeping

[Moksha]

Ordinary dreams are the brain's way of processing experience. If you are worried about something, it often manifests itself in a dream.

Extraordinary dreams go deeper. I have had dreams that tunnel through the subconscious, to the Self beyond. They can be a direct pathway to insights, creativity, and beauty that aren't normally available to the waking mind.

[Vibroverse]

9 minutes ago, Moksha said:

Ordinary dreams are the brain's way of processing experience. If you are worried about something, it often manifests itself in a dream.

Extraordinary dreams go deeper. I have had dreams that tunnel through the subconscious, to the Self beyond. They can be a direct pathway to insights, creativity, and beauty that aren't normally available to the waking mind.

Isn't categorizing dreams as ordinary and extraordinary a pretty random distinction?

[Moksha]

Just now, Vibroverse said:

Isn't categorizing dreams as ordinary and extraordinary a pretty random distinction?

In my experience, they are qualitatively different. Most of my dreams are run-of-the-mill processing of experience, but some few have been profound.

[oMarcos]

the unconscious mind is a fabric of pure genious creativity, one of the most important goals of our life's should be, to embrace it, and to stop taking yourself as a fool