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Up Front
Dreams let intuitions open mind
The paper was for a philosophy course on the study of the mind — a class requiring full use of one's analytical abilities.
It was one of those assignments college students try to forget. But can't.
I thought about it while exercising, walking to class, talking with friends. I was obsessed. And yet, it was simply another research paper.
Erika Blacksher Staff columnist
Two days before I had to hand in the paper, I had yet to begin writing. Not because I had procrastinated, but because of a mental block. At my desk since early morning, I sat down and was 6 p.m. I decided to sleep on it.
Two hours later I awoke and began writing. To my amazement, in my sleep I had overcome the mental barricade. I wrote late into the night and all day Sunday, and by 10 p.m. I had a 12-paper page.
I was thankful for my academic dream session, but more so I was in touch with my students, thinking non-stop about my paper for several days probably overloaded the analytical side of my brain. It needed an intuitive break —
Before you dismiss this as non-scientific, possibly flaky, thinking, consider this: In 1865, German chemist Friedrich A. Kekule envisioned the molecular structure of benzene in a dream.
Kekule had been researching benzene for many years. One night he fell asleep before a fireplace and began dreaming of snakes. One swallowed its tail, forming a circle. Kekule awoke and suddenly realized that benzene was a closed carbon ring.
The suggestion occurred again to Loewi 17 years later in a dream. Two nights in a row he dreamt of an experiment that he later used to prove the theory of chemical transmission of nervous impulse.
Physiologist Otto Loewi experienced an equally inspired dream. At the turn of the century, the scientific community thought electrical waves transmitted nerve impulses. In 1903, Loewi suggested to a colleague that nerve impulses might be transmitted through the body chemically
Charles Hallenbeck, professor of psychology, explained his interpretation of this phenomenon. He said there were two thought processes.
Not all creative dreamers are scientific giants.
After my dream, I began asking friends and other students whether they had ever dreamed a la academia. Several had.
See Dreams, p. 11, col. 1
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