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Ooh! How interesting! I think I don't know so much about dreams like you do! I think dreams have to mean something but because even the Science doesn't know very well what is it... I don't really have concerns about it!

Thanks for your message Olga. Yes I'm not sure about the meanong of dreams. Sometimes I think it's just nonsense, but other times they seem to be very closely connected with your life. But yes, it would be interesting to know what they mean, if anything! :)
One thing Olga:
in a way sometimes surprises = .. in a way that surprises us
What I’d suggest to scientists, psychologists and neurologists is the study = OK this sentence doesn't work. Maybe you can say: I think it would be interesting if scientists etc. studied....
brain to module= Module is not a verb. Modulate is, but I think here you can say: The power of the brain to influence/affect
See you,
Pieter

If I had to choose a theory on the purpose of dreams I’d go for Freud and Jung’s ones; I totally agree with the idea that the conscious and the subconscious are closely connected. So, all the actions that have an emotional impact in our lives affect our subconscious in a way nobody can predict. Nevertheless, I’m of the opinion that dreams connect the two worlds in a way sometimes surprises us either in a pleasant or in a unpleasant way. What I’d suggest to scientists, psychologists and neurologists is the study of the power of the brain to module or direct the way dreams take place; that is the study of the power of meditation on the way dreams develop. It is widely known that meditation is a powerful tool to module the brain and it could be of great use to get to know the meaning of what we dream.