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Ever wonder why certain dreams leave you profoundly unsettled, almost like your subconscious is reliving difficult memories? Discover the fascinating way your brain actively processes trauma during sleep, turning unsettling dreams into a powerful healing mechanism.

In this video, you'll learn:
► Your brain primarily processes trauma during REM sleep, a natural process to integrate overwhelming experiences.
► The amygdala is highly active while the prefrontal cortex is less active, allowing traumatic memories to be revisited with less emotional intensity.
► This dream-processing period is crucial for memory consolidation, helping to store difficult memories in a less disruptive way.
► Understanding this process can be empowering, shifting your perspective from feeling victimized by nightmares to appreciating your brain's inherent healing capacity.
► Dreams are vital components of your brain's built-in healing mechanism, working to help you achieve emotional balance and peace.


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