The origin of the proverb "morning dreams come true" is believed to stem from long-held superstitions about the special nature of dreams experienced during the early morning hours. In many cultures, morning dreams were considered more significant or prophetic because they occurred after a night of deep sleep, when the mind was thought to be closer to its natural state. Over time, the saying became popular, suggesting that dreams just before waking are more likely to come true than those at other times.

What is the origin of the proverb "morning dreams come true" and when to use it?

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英語での「(early) morning dreams come true」の定義と意味

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