A dream that happened not at night, but during a short daytime rest.
Daytime dreams are often less shielded by the usual cultural filters of nighttime sleep, so they sometimes carry material more directly. The psyche uses any pause in consciousness to process accumulated tension — and what didn't manage to surface in the night's sleep may come through in the day instead.
lightness, sometimes unexpected emotional intensity
Often happens during periods of overload, when the psyche needs more than one nightly cycle to recover. Maybe more has piled up recently than an ordinary night's sleep can process at once.
If daytime dreams are becoming more frequent, pay attention to your nighttime sleep quality over the past week — your body may be signaling an accumulated deficit.
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