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  About to say this, if you've ever woken up in a bad mood, it's most likely emotions running over from a bad dream. Which you may not even remember, making things more confusing
context: I've read somewhere, that the brain may, in fact, be even more active during sleep. It's your body, that's having rest. >
  
  When you sleep your brain consolidates itself and essentially reformats, putting memories and experiences into different places in the brain. >
  
  The Neurologist has spoken! >
  
  I honestly think some bits can be connected to what to experience daily. I have wild dreams, but I also have lots of stress, and a stressed brain comes up with crazy shit. I don’t take any of my dreams seriously, I just assume it’s related to what’s been on my mind and my brain is getting creative. >
  
  I agree and disagree. You can't infer that "dreaming about teeth falling out" = anxiety in daily life. I think dreams are your brain shuffling a deck of experiences and scenarios, and dumping your consciousness into them. However, in doing so, I think dreams simulate different situations, allowing your brain to have some experience in case the situation arises. For instance, I often dream of zombie apocalypse, which will never happen. But if it were to, I would have some experience.
  Also, have you never woken up feeling affected by a dream? Like you fell in love with someone in the dream and you wake up feeling sadness at the loss of love? It might not have some profound meaning, but it had some meaning to you.