Mafarki
Mafarki shine jerin hotuna, ra'ayoyi, motsin zuciya, da kuma abubuwan da ke faruwa ba da gangan ba a cikin tunani yayin wasu matakan barci. Mutane suna shafe kimanin sa'o'i biyu suna yin mafarki a kowane dare, kuma kowane mafarki yana ɗaukar kusan mintuna 5 zuwa 20, kodayake mai mafarkin na iya ganin mafarkin ya fi wannan tsayi.
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Abubuwan da ke cikin mafarkai da aikin mafarkai sun kasance batutuwan kimiyya, falsafa da sha'awar addini cikin tarihin da aka rubuta. Fassarar mafarki, waɗanda Babila suka yi a cikin ƙarni na uku KZ har ma a baya ta tsohuwar Sumerians, ƙididdiga masu mahimmanci a cikin rubutun addini a cikin labarai da yawa, kuma ya taka muhimmiyar rawa a cikin ilimin halin dan Adam. [1] [2] Nazarin kimiyya na mafarki ana kiransa oneirology. [3] Yawancin nazarin mafarki na zamani yana mai da hankali kan ilimin neurophysiology na mafarki da kuma kan ba da shawara, gwada hasashen game da aikin mafarki. Ba a san inda mafarkin kwakwalwa ya samo asali ba.Idan akwai asali guda daya don mafarki ko kuma yankuna da yawa na kwakwalwa suna da hannu, ko menene manufar mafarkin ga jiki ko tunani.
Kwarewar mafarkin ɗan adam da abin da za a yi da shi sun sami sauye-sauye masu yawa a tsawon tarihin tarihi. [4] Tun da dadewa, bisa ga rubuce-rubucen daga Mesopotamiya da tsohuwar Masar, mafarkai sun nuna halayen bayan mafarki har zuwa ƙarshen shekaru millennia. Waɗannan tsoffin rubuce-rubucen game da mafarkai suna haskaka mafarkin ziyara, inda wani mutum mai mafarkin, yawanci abin allahntaka ko manyan magabata, ya umurci mai mafarkin ya ɗauki takamaiman ayyuka kuma yana iya faɗin abubuwan da za su faru a nan gaba. [5] [6] Ƙirƙirar ƙwarewar mafarki ya bambanta a cikin al'adu har ma da lokaci.
Mafarki da barci suna haɗuwa. Mafarki na faruwa ne musamman a matakin motsin ido (REM) na barci lokacin da aikin kwakwalwa ya yi yawa kuma yayi kama da na farke. Domin ana iya gano barcin REM a cikin nau'o'i da yawa, kuma saboda bincike ya nuna cewa duk dabbobi masu shayarwa suna samun REM, [7] haɗa mafarki da barci na REM ya haifar da zato cewa dabbobi suna mafarki. Duk da haka, mutane suna yin mafarki yayin barcin da ba REM ba, kuma ba duk farkawa na REM ba ne ke haifar da rahotannin mafarki. [8] Don yin nazari, dole ne a fara mayar da mafarki zuwa rahoto na magana, wanda shine lissafin abin tunawa da mafarkin, ba mafarkin abin da ya faru ba. Don haka, mafarkin wanda ba ɗan adam ba a halin yanzu ba shi da tabbas, kamar yadda mafarkin 'yan tayin ɗan adam da jariran da ba a taɓa magana ba.
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