For what good are the answers if you don't have questions?

Pardon?

that sounds like one of those Zen Riddles

Pardon? [/b][/quote]
If you consider a dream as an answer to a issue that lies inside your mind, then there must be one question (trouble, concern, event) that is the source of the dream.

Dreams have a meaning because they're your brain concerns displayed to when your superego is down. They might look screwed up since the way your brain views things might not be the same way that you do consciently. If you do try to understand your brain though, you'll find out a lot about yourself just by interpreting the dreams. [/b][/quote]
Hmmmmmm.

But anyway I was thinking more like, dreaming of something and it then comming true, I have friends who believe that, I think they're psychotic.

well yes it does. just a few days ago I dreamt up I would have an exam, guess what I faced in the morning? that's right, an Exam in computer science!
but then again, there was that dream about killer-bunny-solth-zombies, 'm still waiting for that to happen. :D

But you knew an exam was comming, so it doesn't count. They see it more as seeing into the future to what they don't know is going to happen.

Yes even I am confused by that last sentence.

Ah so you don't believe in dream premonitions but you do believe that the mind can reflect your subconcious thoughts in dreams but not nessecarily in a prophetic way?

yipes no short way to say it is there

it's a joke. in fact it's all a joke, the whole post.
but "prophetic" dreams do exist- they are the result of your subconcious processing the information you have, so there's no way way to predict you will be run over by a car, but if you read the news, you might excidentaly predict the next econimcal crisis. your subconcsiousness is a great power!

We've come a long way from the riddles sorry to roam :ot:

Does anyone have a riddle offhand to tease our brains with?