Dreams as Non-Verbal Communication in Contemporary Psychology of Religion: A Religious-Psychological Approach
Open Access Research Journal of Science and Technology February 23, 2026 Georgios Fountoulakis, Christos Simos 1 citation
The article examines dreams as a primordial, non-verbal mode of communication within the framework of contemporary Psychology of Religion. Dreaming—especially in the REM phase—predates articulated speech by hundreds of millions of years (around 500 million years), is observable across both vertebrate and invertebrate species, and operates as a psychosomatic interface linking conscious and...