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Generally speaking, the world of dreams vanishes on awaking, leaving a vague memory at the very most. We are often aware in the morning of having had a dream, but cannot remember what it was about. If we recall that one to two hours of every night are spent in REM sleep, when dreams frequently occur, then the extent to which memory of the dream disappears seems quite remarkable. If we wake up just after dreaming about something and still have the images of this dream clearly in our minds, we find it difficult to describe those images, and our attempts to do so are seldom satisfactory.