Fairy Daydreamer Statue

Many of us do not remember our dreams. When we wake up in the morning to begin our day, we have no recollection of the images our mind produces in its sleep. Yet science would tell us we dream every night. Where have our dreams gone?

From birth we were raised to hear that our dreams have no importance. Do you remember Mother holding you as a child and saying: "Don't worry, dear, it was Only a dream."? In this society that values measurable, scientific data, the importance of dreams has diminished to only random brain activity. We no longer remember because we no longer deem our dreams valuable.

As modern people, we have explored the vastness of our small planet. We have been to both poles, traveled across uncharted seas in search of exotic lands, and left our footprints upon the moon.