dejavu dreams-1

dejavu dreams-1

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It's a collection of my dreams,which I would recollect at times while doing something it would just click I have seen it somewhere. Then it would go into retrograde mode and find the snapshot of the dream which I might have seen. Its been a while that I wanted to document whatever I dream seen and can recollect. I'm a big fan of neurobiology but I was not good enough to take neurobiology as my profession apart from taking 1 sem course. But I feel in this connected world I would one or the the other person who would perhaps can see and tell me does it make any sense. Having said this I would embark upon my writing by putting snippets of multiple dreams over the year I have seen.
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