Sanovnik.org Website Review

SANOVNIK - SANJARICA is the oldest online dream reader, adapted to exYU space (Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Slovenia). Total counts over 25,000 meanings. We started working as far back as 2000. You can look at the SNAKE OF THE SNAKE for free. Just click on the first letter of the concept that you have dreamed of and you will find yourself on the subpage of the meaning of the terms with the given letter. Concepts are compounded alphabetically. Scroll the page to the term you dreamed or even more easily use the search option at the top of this page for the given term. If the notion you have dreamed is not present in our SANJARICA, you can contact us and we will add it as soon as possible. You can also use the search that is located at the top of the page. However, if you do not always get the result, try searching for terms in People usually spend a third of their lives sleeping, so many people and labs around the world are exploring sleep for that reason. Sleep is a natural state in which the sleeper's consciousness has changed and in which the sleeper has reduced perception and sensory stimuli of his environment. Sleep and alertness are regularly cyclical and are one of the most important biorhythms. What is important for us is that dreams are dreamed 4 to 5 times in 20 minutes. The San is deprived of the dreamer's willingness and there is only so much awareness in him that we can remember the dream. Dreams in which a dreamer can willingly influence the action and in which the dreamer is aware of the dreams are called lucid substances SNOVA) have been dealing since the earliest times. The interpretation of dreams is mentioned even in the old vow where Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dreams. Science today considers that the content of dreams reflects a random situation in the brain's neural circles, either for spontaneous outbursts or due to the action of the environment, and the tendency of the brain to enter the order of irregular activity. Psychologists have long been under the influence of Freud, who felt that dreams reflect a suppressed and subconscious desire and thought, and especially se*ual conflicts.