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	<title>Comments on: Sleepworking</title>
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		<title>By: Dr. Feelgood</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 23 Oct 2007 19:45:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I still vividly remember Dr. Agnes Bueno (the famous psychiatrist), ever the Freudian disciple, in her lecture when she said that we don&#039;t sleep and dream but we sleep TO dream. Dysfunctional sleep/dream is concomitant to, sometimes a cause of many a mental pathology. It&#039;s as essential to life as breathing, drinking, eating and copulating. We dream every time we sleep; we just don&#039;t remember them all the time. Sleeping (and dreaming) is when there&#039;s no super-ego to censor the id and that&#039;s when we get to be who we really are - all defense mechanisms, repression and suppression thrown out the window.  It&#039;s the only way we can make sense of all the crazy and fucked up stuff we go through in our waking hours. The clichÃ© is true: we truly make a better decision after we have &quot;slept through&quot; the problem. Without dreaming, we&#039;d all go bonkers.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I still vividly remember Dr. Agnes Bueno (the famous psychiatrist), ever the Freudian disciple, in her lecture when she said that we don&#8217;t sleep and dream but we sleep TO dream. Dysfunctional sleep/dream is concomitant to, sometimes a cause of many a mental pathology. It&#8217;s as essential to life as breathing, drinking, eating and copulating. We dream every time we sleep; we just don&#8217;t remember them all the time. Sleeping (and dreaming) is when there&#8217;s no super-ego to censor the id and that&#8217;s when we get to be who we really are &#8211; all defense mechanisms, repression and suppression thrown out the window.  It&#8217;s the only way we can make sense of all the crazy and fucked up stuff we go through in our waking hours. The clichÃ© is true: we truly make a better decision after we have &#8220;slept through&#8221; the problem. Without dreaming, we&#8217;d all go bonkers.</p>
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