From carving nocturnal visions on clay tablets to now journalling on paper and through apps, we have long been fascinated by dreams. And, that fascination is valid, says research, as dreams hold not just meanings but answers, too—unlocking creativity, solving problems, rehearsing threats and healing minds
Sleep is not a luxury or weakness but a biologically essential process in which the brain repairs the body, regulates emotions and clears toxic waste
From ancient divine messages to AI-powered interpretation, dream researcher Kelly Bulkeley explains why our dreams are still one of the most powerful—and misunderstood—windows into the human mind.
Covid-19 synchronised our daily lives and emotions, and our dreams mirrored that collective experience
New York-based photographer Nicolas Bruno turns his nightmares into art to spread awareness about sleep paralysis
London-based Korean artist Bongsu Park gives the ancient tradition of dream transaction a modern twist—an auction where highest bidders buy their favourite dreams
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