Saturday, April 12, 2008

Why Dream Interpretation Is Essential (Part 1)

Your dreams are essential for many reasons. How to properly interpret the meaning of your dreams? Here you can find few of them, just to give you a potential an idea.

1. Your dreams aren’t meaningless images. You will receive many messages in your dreams. You must learn how to understand many message in your dream, maybe the message in your dream can give you any idea to use it in your life.

2. Nobody else can see or distort your dreams. Your dreams are your own. You are the owner of this resource and only you receive the message and created especially for you and nobody else. Even if the themes of many dreams are the same, each one sees different dreams with situations and personalities that are familiar to them.

3. Without asking or order for them, you see dreams every time you sleep. They are gift you receive from the wise unconscious mind.

4. Carl Jung’s research into the unknown region of the psyche through dream interpretation. If you use the Carl Jung’s method to interpret your dream, you will receive information and guidance regarding the most important points of your life from the ancient, saintly and perfect unconscious mind that regulates the functioning of your body.


5. If you done to learning how to correctly interpret your dreams, you will have this knowledge and will be able to interpret your dreams all you life, forever.This means that you will has guide and help forever from the unconscious.

6. You can develop your intelligence with developing your conscience from the guidance in your dreams. It’s means, you will be more intelligent until you become a genius, and you able to solve any problem in your life with easy.

7. In the same way you interpret your dreams, you will be able to interpret the facts and events of daily life. Everything around you can inform you about yourself, other people and the future if you know how to translate the symbolic meaning of reality just as you translate that of dreams.

8. If you can interpret your dreams and predicting its development and correcting your mistake, you will be able to change the future. Everything that happens to you is strictly related to your personality and behavior. You can rectify errors and prepare the future you desire, with the positive results you wish to see.

9. The mysterious language used by the unconscious mind is incomprehensible to the conscience because of the presence of the anti-conscious, in addition to your conscious. The anti-conscious constantly tries to destroy your conscious mind through craziness and it would distort the guidance of avoiding the traps of the anti-conscious and staying far from the labyrinth of craziness.

10. You will never completely develop your conscious mind and live threatened by the crazy content inherent in the anti-conscious if you didn’t learn how to interpret your dreams. This has not transformed via consciousness and it wishes to destroy the conscious to make you insane. This is the worse danger of your life, since you will never be cured of insanity unless you pass through a thousand crucifixions.

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Thursday, April 3, 2008

Dream Interpretation, How Does Manner Use It To Inspire Your Self

We are all has dream but are we our dream unconscious that hold back many finding happiness keys and successful. Actually, our dream arouses our spirit passes that messages found at this dream. Dreams contain many symbols and sign may explain things like to dream about strange object like ladder or door, which, to untrained person, doesn't has significant meaning or value to them.

Every your dream has held that message is subconscious in it for you. While you sleep, idea under aware you have opportunity comes to surface and say to you. Doesn't like realize idea, irrational subconscious or direct. This our reason see that symbols, colors or numbers, than told special messages, like you necessary take better care of self or take that new job opportunity.

Dream interpretation takes to investigate this symbols, colors, and numbers, give you are explanation several kinds has hitted why you have dreamed about this object, or symbols, and how can you use information keep in your dream to advantage you.

There are many dream interpretation books, and information resource available will help you to interpreting your symbol has seen at your dream. As you try to realize what purpose symbol, so you can get to feel for your dream, and interpret them self follow your life, and certain condition.


How does manner remember your dream

Many people don't get messages arouse spirits leaves to them with their subconscious minds, simply because they don't know to how manner remembers their dream. Dream often will come along certain pattern, like you, your location, what's going on at dream, your action takes, or part at your dream, another person or object at your dream, and end result. This stage you will often wake up from your deep sleep.

The problem is, often, you will get up from within feeling will sleep disorientated, and dizzy, by halves big dream lost. If you turn and return to sleep, you finished all will forget that you ever has dream. The best way remembers your dream for has pen and notepad beside your bed. When you wake up from your dream, fill as much as details as may be about above mentioned dream pattern, can you not remember can be filled later. As you practice writing down your dreams, you will get better at remembering more of them.

The next day, you can see to what you have written in your notepad, and interpret what symbol or details at your dream mean. Dream happens for reason, and hold on many messages import divine inspirations helps us at live us, pay attention them, register them down, and attune them help to arouse you.

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Friday, March 21, 2008

Dream

Instigated the dream was important if you want to analyze and interpret your dream. Dream can influence by many factors. For example in some circumstances eating something difficult to digest before bed can cause dream's to be revealed as meaningless images.

Sick can cause dreams to become fragmented visions caused from a sick body trying to heal them self. Although this picture mean nothing to us logically, It is likely that some model is applicable to the organization. In other cases, the dreams can reveal emotional struggles.

While the dreams may result from a variety of different factors, in most cases, the dreams we recall can be understood. We can recreate history, we can then write and analyze. These dreams can give us an insight into the great challenge we face in our lives at any given time.


They can be minor and major emotional struggles. They can also describe the problems you have within yourself. These can be among the most profound life-changing messages you may receive.

In his book on Edgar Cayce, Henry Reed spoke of a greater self or "witness" who watches everything we do, say, feel and think. Our Higher self never sleeps, it is always on the alert, watching, processing and see things from the perspective of an objective that we struggle through our lives.

Our best is aware of autonomy and linked to the creative energy of the universe. She uses this power to get our lives back on track by sending us messages through our dreams.
It is higher because of this that there is no self better than you to analyze your own dreams. Only you can understand what you need?

A therapist can look at your life and see from the outside, which seems to be the problem, but you can see from the inside, having full knowledge of your entire personal history and all your secrets.

No therapist can help you if you leave what could be the most important information of all while trying to treat a symptom, you may be experiencing. You are the only one who knows the story.

Our best I can create images of our dreams in an instant. It may include dramatic stories symbols of the Interior, from beginning to end, can have meaning for us.

In his recent book, Debbie Ford speaks of holographic model of the universe. This theory, every living thing described as a game of the entire universe.
The best way to describe this theory is to think of the universe as a large mirror. When a mirror breaks, each piece becomes a mirror in itself, but at the same time is an element of the whole. Just as a drop of water from the ocean contains all the elements of a single body of the ocean. In other words, we are all unique and yet identical, and by recognition of autonomy in our habits, we can connect to other models.

The dreams were also described as prophetic or precognitive, effectively illustrating an event, which has not yet taken place in our time. Skeptics of the prophecy were shocked belief in themselves when they suddenly experienced a precognitive personal dream.

These types of dreams may occur to warn of impending illness or accidents. Sometimes they occur to prepare people for death inevitable about to occur in the family.
For example, I dreamed of the death of my young dog. I loved this dog, as was my child. In the dream I lived gut-wrenching pain and tears endless. A year later, I was forced to put my dog to sleep as she had severe epilepsy, seizuring up to 10 times a day.

It was when I was experiencing pain in real life that I suddenly remembered the dream. In it, the spirit was in front of me, with arms and took my beautiful puppy from me. It comforts me to know he was taking her and look after her for me. That memory, which took place in the dream, I was heartened many in real life.

So, dreams can be a lot of things for us. They are a gift from the universe. We can go in life to ignore them, or we can use them, pay attention to them, enjoy them and learn from them. The answers are there for us, all we have to do is watch.

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Saturday, March 15, 2008

Remembering Your Dream Is Important

Dream interpretation and analysis are be a fun matter. Many people interpret dreams and analyze it and use it as a guide in the life. Dream interpretation has have come to important subject in human life has begun from Greek period has come up with modern society.

Before begin to analyze and interpret the dream, somebody must remember and recorded the dream. Remember a dream is part from dream analysis. Record dream as soon as it since mindful of dream will be important matter. Half from dream contents can lost during five minutes and 90% dream can lost during less than ten minutes.

Therefore, important for who that want to interpret or analyze the dream to prepare notepad around bed. It is important to soon remember your dream before you open your eye. Because longer so you will not remember your dream and forget it. Inscribe as many as possible dreams whom you remember as soon as it. So that you will get many note about your dream.


After you inscribe as many as possible and your dream details, it is a good idea to read it to return what you write. If there symbols that mean in your dream, or as according to your real life, you may want to circle them or otherwise point them out.

It is best matter to keeps in dream journal for period several nights, to look for pattern and resemblance element. If there matter always repeated in your dream, so can made cause instruction the happening of your dream.

When interesting and analyzing your dreams, it is best to keep it a fun and exciting exercise. While dream interpretation can be used by experts such as psychologists and therapists to treat and diagnose issues, that part of dream analysis is best left to the experts.

It is of course possible to use your dreams as healing tools, or as ways to examine underlying issues in your life. For instance, dreams about being naked are often metaphors for being exposed in a lie, or having a secret revealed. If you see such a pattern in your dreams, it may be worth examining what parts of yourself you have kept hidden, and for what reasons.

Likewise, dreams of falling are often indications of feeling out of control. If you see a pattern of falling dreams emerging, you may want to examine your life and try to take better control of your waking hours.

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Friday, March 14, 2008

Dream Interpretation: Some Common Dream Symbols

Dream interpretation, has long history in identified symbol dream begins from Greek period and Roman, to Sigmund Freud, to modern therapy and dream researcher. Doesn't like real world, in dream everything can appear.

Learning to identified and interpret object in dream, and get wise to your dream can give experience that surprise and fun. Since dream and their symbol are often manifestations of real fear and anxieties, dream can provide much help in working through these serious issues

Let’s examine a few of the most common dream symbols and scenarios.


Dream About School
Dream about school, when does do test, forget to do task, forget to bring textbook, be symbol dream alike by students.

For the things school, dream about school is realization from worry about grades, test, peers, social issues and the other concerns. For the things not school, dream about school is realization from worry about job or even your individual life. Dream about school usually related to latest lesson in life.

Dream About Car Or Other Vehicle
Dream drives motor vehicle usually be symbol from willing to escape. Car and other vehicle represents freedom, and dream drives, especially drive fast, be symbol from willing to escape from unpleasant or undesirable task.

dream about car crashes is symbolize from feeling out of control. This dream is usually appears when you felt to depress and stress with life everyday.

Dreams About Houses
Dreams about a the house you grew up in can represent a desire to go back in time to when life is simpler. These dreams often occur at turning points in our lives, such as just after college graduation, prior to a marriage, or during or after a move.

Dreaming about an unfamiliar or threatening house can represent a fear of the unknown or an unwillingness to change. Again, these dreams often take place during times of upheaval or change, and they can be your unconscious mind’s reaction to such sudden change.

Dreams About Tornadoes
If you live near an area prone to tornadoes, or if you have been the victim of such a force, then a tornado can simply be a tornado. Unpleasant experiences can be relived through dreams, but most of the time the tornadoes we dream about are symbolic and not literal.

Most of the time, a tornado represents an emotional turmoil. People in such a state are often described as being whirlwinds of emotions, so a tornado is a fitting symbol of that state. Dreams of tornadoes often accompany sudden upheavals or changes in life, such as a sudden career change or cross country move. A dream about a tornado can indicate that you feel your life is spinning out of control. Those experiencing tornado centered dreams may want to take a step back, meditate and concentrate on the positive aspects of change.

Dreams About Telephones
Dreams about telephone often carry important messages that the dreamer needs to pay close attention to. When interpreting a dream about a telephone, it is important to pay attention to the details. For instance, did you initiate the call, or did someone call you? Was the voice on the other end of the telephone friendly or threatening? Can you hear the other party or is their static on the line? These details of a telephone dream can give you valuable insights into just what is being communicated.

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Monday, March 10, 2008

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Sunday, March 9, 2008

Dream Interpretation In The Online Age

In the spirit of us humans, it is still almost interchangeable intangible border between dream and reality. It is said that Blessed are those who dream in color and sensory detail, and especially those who are blessed vividly remember everything, or almost everything, their dreams.

Others, however, may not be so lucky. These people are waking up zero or confused, eager to remember the previous night, but they are powerless in this respect. Dreams are the doors and hatches to our unconscious. We do not imagine that just so that we can have an adventure enjoyable time during our sleep. We dream because it is our unconscious mind around the whole process we have experienced during our days.

Therefore, the interpretation of dreams is a very important act. By knowing the meaning of our dreams, we are doing ourselves a favor. We can only make assumptions when it comes to "signs" in our dreams. From the olden days, dreams were seen as portents, as warning signs, such as special messages, such as promises of good things to come.


This desire to find meaning in our dreams is fundamentally in our culture. We are, after all, it means policy makers. This is what separates us from other living beings: the ability to draw from and meaningless. Honestly, have you ever met someone who has never read a single text of their horoscope, or even curious to know how it obtained? Throughout their lives? Lame. We are always curious, haunted, fascinated, and dependent on meanings and messages. Even something as trivial as falling leaves or the passage of a cloud. This is called poetry. And what better way is there a merger dreams and poetry. The most complex of our dreams, are the most colourful lives, we think.

When I think of it, when was the first time you heard about the interpretation and analysis of dreams? In fact, at an early age, we have already exposed to the desire to know meaning in our dreams. Children are perhaps the most vivid and active dreamers. As children, you can sleep at night and dream of a lot of things, and in the morning, immediately after we ask our parents to them. Our parents will do their best to interpret our dreams as if they are a kind of mediums. And finally, they will clearly our questions at any given time.

What is it about the psychological sphere, astrology, or even a basic reading tarot cards, which we treat as such a basic, almost necessary, a part of our daily lives? It is their mystery and the act of finding their answers. The admit: it is curious to try to remember the world before them.

Consider this: you dream of losing a tooth. Of course, most people already know the meaning of this. Bad luck. But if you want to be sure and read it with your own eyes, you could search the Internet and find a fair interpretation of dreams of losing her teeth.

Here's what you might find: "For a dent in the fall, announced unpleasant news; if two, it indicates the hapless dreamer will be immersed in the absence of gross negligence. If three in the fall, disease and accidents of extreme gravity follow. "Shock would be your first reaction. But, more importantly, your response should be carefully to live from that day. After all, we share the good and bad luck.

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Monday, March 3, 2008

A guide to Dream Interpretation

Most people every sleep has dream. But only very small percentage of them can understand about they dream and get opportunity for self growth, improvement and self discovery. In the Eastern and Western origins had many mystics are aware of the fact that dreams hold a wealth of untapped knowledge. Because of its inherently vague nature, dreams and the art of interpreting them never entered mainstream sciences.

1. The dreams are symbolic representations of what we are experiencing or are about experience in the near future.

2. Usually the people that we encounter in the dream symbolize the different aspects/characteristics of ourselves.

3. Often how we feel and the emotion we felt during the dream reveals and conveys much about the meaning of the symbols. Intuition and the willingness to examine ourselves with brutal honesty are two very important factors for successful analysis. Below is a list of commonly encountered symbols. In my opinion, we should always take into consideration the fact that symbols hold certain semantics and meanings that are specific to individuals.

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Thursday, February 28, 2008

Dream Career, How You Find It.

Find your dream career probably can advance yourself, if you are interested about it. How you find it, it’s the problem. Probably the best way is not to go after it head-on, but rather to back into it.

Your career adventure success depends not so much on where you want to go, but on a balance of your needs with those of employers. Employers do not hire on the basis of what your dream career, but they hire the best candidate are confident they can do the job.

Manage your career advancement is the secret. And that means controlling your own risk. Here are five tips on how to find your dream career by calculating your risks:


1. Decide what the worst case, the consequences are for making a change. If you can not live with them that this career goal is not just for you. Or you need to develop a contingency plan or retool to minimize the risk.

2. Do not be overcome by the dream. Take the down-to-earth not do your homework. Research on risk. Look carefully before jumping.

3. Get advice. Talk to your spouse, your friends, people you trust and who are aware. Their feedback will be invaluable to help shape the practical realities of your dreams.

4. Be honest with yourself. Is this the kind of risk that you are going to give you a kick in the block two years from now, if you do not?

5. Ask yourself ultimate risk control, "Is NOT take the risk of taking bigger than him?" If the answer is "yes", then move!

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Tuesday, February 26, 2008

Keys to Interpret Your Dreams With Success

The exact meaning of the dream is up to each individual dreamer, since each dream is unique to the spirit that created it. There are many interpretations of virtually any object, place or person encountered in a dream, but each of these objects, people and places are open to other explanations as well.

Those who want to analyze their own dreams often do so in an effort to use those dreams to make decisions or to take control of problems in their life. Whether you want to analyze dreams for pleasure or to gain access to your subconscious, it is important to capture your dreams in order to properly analyze them.

Keep a dream journal is an excellent way to keep track of your dreams, and to look for patterns that may appear within a few weeks. Even those who do not have recurring dreams often notice the same themes emerge again and again, and a dream journal can help to discover these connections.

This article will give you some time to get the most out of your dream world, and using the world to improve your waking life.


1. Immediately after awakening, the dream of playing back at the head several times. Playing the dream of back in your mind will help you remember all these details that are so quickly forgotten.

2. Be sure to move quickly when registering your dreams. The world of dreams is one of the most volatile, and one of the easiest to forget. It is estimated that up to half of the dream may be forgotten in as little as five minutes, and after as little as ten minutes almost all dreams may be lost.

3. Write a brief description of the dream as soon as possible, focusing on the main themes and symbols of dreams. Writing words or descriptions that pop to you. It is not necessary to write a narrative of the dream at this stage simply record how the dream was of the opinion, some of the objects that have been encountered, and even details.

4. After the first impressions of the dream have been saved, reread your notes and begin to fill in the gaps. The dream narrative can be recorded at this location.

5. Find a quiet place where to begin to interpret and analyze your dreams. It is important to choose an area free of distractions, and focus on what really the dream. If no quiet room is available at the moment to take a last look at your notes and come back to it later when you can find a quiet place.

6. Pay attention to your feelings as you review your dream notes. First impressions on the meaning of a dream are often quite accurate. Also pay attention to the context of the dream, where she was held, and the feelings it engenders both while in the world of dreams and wake up.

7. If you meditate, which can be of great help in trying to grasp the deeper meaning of this dream. A few minutes of silent meditation is indicative of the nature of dreams.

8. In reviewing the notes of your dreams, consider the emotions they stir in you. Pay attention to the emotional state that existed in the dream.

9. Provide special attention to the details that emerge. Vivid parts of your dreams, or those that can be remembered long after the dream, are often the most important.

10. While reviewing dream and you are looking for the meaning of symbols, it is important not to be limited to the most common interpretations. Remember that every dream is as unique as the person who dreamed of.

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Sunday, February 24, 2008

Facts On Dreams

The dreams were studied throughout history, and interpretation of dreams has tried to give meaning to these nocturnal visits as long as their people have been dreaming. People who could interpret dreams, and those whose dreams have been particularly intense, which often thought to be imbued with divine power, and they had a special place in their societies.

Even today, dream interpretation remains a highly sought after art, and science continues to focus on the interpretation of dreams as a way to cope with all sorts of anxiety and other psychological problems behind.

There are some interesting facts about dream that you might not be aware. These facts include:


1. More than a third of the life of the population rose asleep, and a good part of that time is spent sleeping dream.

2. In the average lifetime, a person will have spent about six years in sleep dream, which is equivalent to more than 2100 days dream.

3. The dreams have existed as long as human beings. There are records of dreams dating back more than 4000 years.

4. Dream interpretation exists almost as much as dreaming, and the Roman senators in the ancient world often uses the services of interpreters before making important decisions dream political and social.

5. Every human being dreams. Even if you do not remember your dreams, you dream of four to seven times a night, every night.

6. Many animals also dream. All mammals are believed dream, and it is suspected that some animals also lower dream. What they dream, however, remains a mystery.

7. If people are unable to dream, they suffer from a variety of personality disorders and psychological problems. The exact function of sleep dream is not yet known, but we know that dreaming is an essential element of life.

8. The person spends an average of two hours a night to sleep, and from four to seven dreams in the meantime.

9. Even the blind dream. The dreams of blind people who were previously sighted sometimes contain visual images, while the dreams of those who have been blind from birth do not. Vision is not the only component of a dream, however. Dreams also contain sounds, sights, smells and touch sensations.

10. Dreams are quickly forgotten upon waking. It is estimated that 50% of the content of a dream is lost within five minutes of waking up, and after 10 minutes up to 90% of the dream may be forgotten.

11. The word dream is derived from a word in the Middle English. This word, dreme, resulting in "music" and "joy". It is therefore obvious that the dreams have long been seen as a source of wonder and inspiration.

12. Men most often dream about other men, while women tend to imagine men and women.

13. Studies of the activity of brain waves showed greater activity during dream that during periods of sleep.

14. People who are awakened during sleep to dream are able to vividly recall their dreams, while those who wait until the morning to wake often are not.

15. Everybody, men and women, seem to experience sexual arousal during their dreams, regardless of whether or not the content of the dream is overtly sexual.

16. Smokers who try to quit often report more intensity in their dreams.

17. Studies have shown that toddlers do not dream for themselves. In general, toddlers, are not included in their own dreams until they reach the age of three or four.

18. It is impossible to snore and dream at the same time.

19. Children commonly experience nightmares, and these nightmares usually begin by the age of three and until the last child of seven or eight years.

20. More than 60% of those surveyed said they had suffered Already seen in their dreams. Déjà vu dreams occur more frequently in women than in men.

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Thursday, February 21, 2008

The Importance of The Cycle of Sleep

It is important to understand the cycle of sleep in order to understand the process of dreaming. Before we can gather information from our dreams, we need to understand where these dreams come, and for this we need to understand the different phases of sleep and how they relate to each other.

The sleep cycle is made up of four individual stages, and each person goes through four phases each night. The length of each cycle varies from one person to another, but every human being experiences the four stages of sleep every night.

Typically, the dreams that are most likely to remember are those who place the closest to enlightenment. Dreams that occur earlier in the night, are almost never remembered. The only exception to this rule is that these dreams are sufficiently worrisome to wake the dreamer. If a dreamer wakes up in mid-sleep dream, like a nightmare or a particularly vivid dream about the fall, he or she will most likely remember vividly every detail of the dream.


Let's look at each of the four stages of sleep, beginning, logically, in the first phase.
Step 1:
The first phase of sleep is a very light sleep, and the slightest disturbance can awaken the dreamer at this stage. The first phase of sleep that usually lasts a few minutes, and most of the sleepers move quickly to the second stage.

Step 2:
The second stage of sleep is much deeper, and it is much harder to wake the sleeper up at this stage. While the dream state begins in phase two, there is usually no clearly established images at this point. Instead of dreaming of a second phase consists mainly of vague ideas and images floating around the mind. After the second stage is completed, the dreamer is fast moving to the third stage.

Step 3:
The third phase of sleep is even more profound than the second step. At this stage, the muscles of the body sleepers have relaxed, and the heart rate and respiratory rate were both slowed. The sleeper in blood pressure decreases too, at this stage, and breathing and is typically very stable. A sleeper in the third phase of sleep is very difficult to wake up, and generally aroused can only be accomplished by a strong astonishing noise or the sleeper shouting his name several times.

Step 4:
Step Four is the deepest stage of sleep, and one in which takes place over the dream. During this stage of sleep, it is almost impossible to wake the sleeper. During phase four of sleep, the sleeper moves in and out of REM (rapid eye movement) sleep on several occasions. It is during REM sleep that dreaming occurs. The eyes quickly move from under their lids, heart beat and respiration spike, and brain wave activity increase. In fact, studies have shown that brain wave activity is higher during sleep to dream than it is during the normal consciousness.

Most sessions dream sleep last about 10 minutes, after which the sleeper is returning to normal deep sleep of stage four. The dreamer will cycle back and forth between four stages of sleep and dream sleep several times a night, often repeating the process four to seven times on an average night.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Dreams of Flying

Dreams of flight may well be the most common of all dreams. Dreams of flying often fall into this special category of dream in which the dreamer is aware that dream. These dreams, lucid dreams calls, are some of the most fascinating of both dreamers and researchers both dream.

Dreams of flying are often described as cheerful, fun and exhilarating, and steal the dreams are often among the most enjoyable experiences of dreams.

Dreams where you can access easily, the surge in enjoying the scenery and serenity often means that you feel at the top of the situation and in control of your life. Flying dreams of this nature are often a manifestation of the night, the feeling of rising above all this and to be in control. Often, the dreamers are able to control where they fly in their dreams. Being able to control where you travel, how fast and how you fly high or low you fly often is a representation of a strong sense of personal power.


The downside of this scenario are happy dreams in which the dreamer found it difficult to stay in the air, or dream where you are unable to fly and begin to fall to earth. These types of flying dreams may represent a lack of power and an inability to control your personal situation. Often people go through situations where they feel powerless will experience negative of these types of flying dreams.

The obstacles such as power lines, mountains and trees in a dream flight can be dream state manifestations of real obstacles in your waking life. For example, if you believe that the roadblocks are continuing to mount in your life, you may see these dams is manifested by trees, mountains, power lines or other hazards in your dream of flight. Identify obstacles in your life, and overcoming them, can remove these barriers in your dream state and your waking life.

Often, the dreamer will experience fear in flight, or fear that he or she was flying too high. These types of dreams are often representations of the fear of trouble or fear that you can not succeed.

Dreams of flying are among the most interesting types of dreams dream for researchers and psychologists. Unlike dreams of being naked, or dreams of the race, dreams of declining and other dreams, dreams of flight are an ability that humans do not have to wake up their lives. Anytime someone dreams of doing something they do not have the capacity to do so, it is interesting to dream researchers.

Dreams of flight may represent the aspiration, or strive to be better. They can also be manifestations of feelings of power, or, in some cases, the sense of lack of power. The dreamer's ability to take control of the plane to his dream can be an exhilarating experience, and provide the dreamer with a sense of power that can last in his waking life.

Whatever the dream of flying is, it remains one of the most fertile fields in the world of dream interpretation. There are many reasons to dream of flying, and many ways such a dream can play. There is a good chance that the dreams of flight have been around as long as humans have always dreamed, and that they will continue to be around for millennia to come.

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Friday, February 15, 2008

Understand Archetypes Dream

The word archetype is actually derived from the Latin and Greek languages, but the world of psychiatry, in particular the work of Carl Gustav Jung, is what brought the word into common usage. In other words, an archetype is a prototype or an original model. An archetype can be used to signify the ideal example of a type.

Carl Jung used the word to mean an instinct archetypal pattern of thought or imagery, which was derived from the collective experience. Jung believed in the existence of the collective unconscious - is that people are born knowing things learned from their ancestors.

There are several archetypes used in the interpretation of dreams, and one of the most common of these archetypes is that of the child.


The child is a common symbol in dreams, and it is probably the easiest to recognize the archetypes. After all, everyone can remember what it was like to be a child - the freedom to be a child, unconditional love from the parents, laughter and innocence of the imagination.

In the world of dreams, the child reminds us of our past and our children. Dreams involving children, or dreaming of ourselves as children, often the symbol of an unconscious desire to go back to a simpler time. People who need unconditional love often dream of being children or to be surrounded by children.

Each student in psychology are familiar with the concept of the child inside, on the part of any person who refuses to grow up, and it is constantly in need of encouragement, comfort and unconditional love.

There are several other children archetypes and metaphors, and one of the most powerful of these is the Divine Child. The Divine Child archetype is often encountered in mythology, and there are examples of the divine Child in almost all the major religions and faiths in the world. This aspect of the world is one of the hallmarks of a true archetype.

The wounded child, as the Divine Child, is also an archetype which is seen in cultures and religions throughout the world. The wounded child archetype is most closely associated with children who have been neglected or abused. Dreaming of a child hurt, or you dream of as a child is injured, is often the manifestation of a desire for love, wonderful childhood.

In addition, the wounded child archetype may occur when you are faced with something that reminds you of being a child injured. For example, the challenge of something that you have not been at work can take you at the same time a parent you are treated unfairly. Therefore, such a negative event in the workplace could trigger the emergence of the archetype of children injured in a dream.

There is no doubt that children are powerful symbols of dreams, and dreams of the child can have many interpretations. When interpreting any dream, it is always important to take into account the context of the dream, and take it into account when considering this dream.

The recurring dream involving children may have their own interpretations as well, and they can often be triggered by childhood memories. Often, a return to a town, a primary school reunion, or running in a childhood friend that you have not seen for years, can trigger dream to be a child again. These types of dreams are among the most frequent in the world of dream interpretation.

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Monday, February 11, 2008

Dreams of Being Chased

Dreams of being chased probably have a deep, evolutionary origin. After all, our ancient ancestors actually were chased by all manner of predators, and this fear of being chased and caught has remained part of our hard wired nature.

Even today, after all fears of predation have been removed from our waking lives, dreams of being chased are there to remind us of our earlier animal nature. In modern societies, dreams of being chased can often arise from feelings of general anxiety experienced in the waking hours.

The way the dreamer responds to feels of pressure and anxiety while awake is often reflected in the dream state. Chase dreams can manifest themselves in a variety of ways. Often the dreamer will dream about being chased by an attacker or pursuer who the dreamer fears will hurt or kill them. In these dreams, the dreamer attempts to run from, hide from or otherwise outwit the pursuer. These dreams can often be very realistic, and chase dreams are some of the most commonly reported nightmares.


Chase dreams can be reactions to events in your waking life. For instance, there may be something you are supposed to do but have been avoiding. If this proposed action is a source of fear, stress and confusion, is can sometimes manifest in your dream life as an attacker or pursuer. Instead of facing your fear, you are running from it, and the attacker in your dreams represents the thing you are trying to get away from or avoid in real life.

People troubled by recurring dreams of being chased often benefit from an examination of their waking life. Finding the thing that they are running from in real life, and confronting it, is often an effective way of banishing frequent chase dreams.
In some cases the pursuer or attacker in a chase dream represents not an outside force but part of your self instead. Unresolved feelings of anger, jealousy and fear can often enter your dreams in the form of a threatening or frightening figure. In reality, the attacker in your dreams is a representation of these issues in your waking life.

Dreams where you are being chased can be easy to turn around for many people. Some people are better than others at taking an active role in their dream, but everyone who is aware of their dream should at least try to resolve a frightening dream. For instance, the next time you are being chased in a dream, try turning around and confronting the pursuer. Ask the pursuer what he or she wants and why they are chasing you.

People who are indulging in self destructive behaviors, or consumed by self destructive emotions like jealously or anger, are often troubled by dreams of being chased. Chase dreams can be an attempt by your subconscious to reach you and call attention to your self destructive behaviors.

Of course chase dreams do not always have such symbolic interpretation. Often dreams where you are being chased represent literal fear of becoming a crime victim. These type of direct fear chase dreams are more common among women than men. Women, especially those living in high crime areas, often feel vulnerable and afraid in their waking lives, and this fear can spill over into the dream state and manifest itself as a chase dream.

No matter what the reason for the chase dream, it is usually possible to reduce the occurrence of such dreams. The first step is a careful examination of the factors that are causing these dreams to occur. Whether the dream is a manifestation of a symbolic or a literal fear, confronting the thing you are afraid of is the best way to banish these frightening nighttime visitors.

By : bluegreen

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Friday, February 8, 2008

Dreams of Being Naked

One of the most common dreams around the world is the one in which the dreamer is naked. Dreams of being naked can have several interpretations, and the nakedness in the dream can manifest itself in a number of different ways.

In some naked dreams, the dreamer is simply going about his or her own business, commuting to work driving in the car, walking around the neighborhood, etc. In many cases, the dreamer is completely unaware of his or her nakedness and not at all bothered by it.

In other cases, the dreamer is aware of his or her nakedness but no one else seems to notice at all. While the dreamer may be conscious of the nakedness, everyone else just goes on about their business and make no comments. These types of dreams are often manifestations of the dreamer’s fears.

Often the dreamer has fears that he or she worries may be uncovered. Dreams in which no one but the dreamer notices the nakedness are often indications that the fears bothering the dreamer are unfounded, and that no one else is concerned about them.


On the other hand, dreams in which the dreamer suddenly becomes mortified at realizing he or she is naked often indicate vulnerability, fear or shame. In many cases, the dreamer is hiding a secret or hiding something that he or she is afraid will be found out. The nakedness in the dream indicates a fear that other people see through you and will discover your secrets.

In dreams, clothes can represent concealment and hiding, so being stripped of clothes can mean being left defenseless and exposed. The dream may be trying to tell you that you think you are hiding something, but that everyone else already knows about it. This is one of the most common forms of the naked dream.

Being naked in a dream can also indicate fear of being caught off guard. For instance, many people dream that they are suddenly naked at work or at school. As a matter of fact, the dream of being suddenly naked in a classroom before taking a test is one of the most frequently studied dreams. This kind of nakedness usually symbolizes fear of being unprepared for a situation at school or work, such as an important project at work or an exam at school.

Often times these dreams of nakedness at work or school coincide with events in real life. For instance, you may dream of being naked at the office right before that big project is due, or before you are due to make that big presentation. These types of dreams can be especially common among those who feel they are unprepared for the challenge.

Likewise, students who feel they have not studied sufficiently for any exam often dream of being in the exam room naked and exposed.
Sometimes these types of dreams to not coincide with real events. Rather they may simply be manifestations of a more generalized fear of being caught unaware, or of being unprepared for the challenges of life.

Other naked dreams with similar meanings involve being naked and standing in front of a crowd. Since nakedness and public speaking are two of the most common fears in the world, this combination can be mortifying, even in a dream. Being naked in front of a crowd can symbolize a fear of being exposed, a fear of being unprepared, or a fear that those around you know things about you they are not telling you about.

One of the rarer types of dream nakedness is where the dreamer realizes he or she is naked but shows no fear, shame or embarrassment. This type of naked dream can be a symbol of freedom and unrestrained exuberance. This kind of dream can indicate that the dreamer has nothing to hide and is proud of his or her life. In this case, the nakedness in the dream can be a positive thing – symbolizing openness, honesty and a trusting and carefree sense of life.

By : bluegreen

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Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Fun Facts About Dreams and Their Meaning

Dreams have been around for at least as long as human beings, and dreams are universal, experienced by men and women, young and old, and people of all cultures and ethnicities. In some ways, dreams are a universal language, and there are certain themes, such as falling, flying, taking a test and finding yourself naked, that show up in dreams throughout the world. Dreams, it could be said, represent a kind of universal human language.

Dreams have been studied throughout history, and dream interpretation is an old art form indeed, dating back at least as far as 3000-4000 B.C. Even today, dream interpreters are highly sought out for their help untangling the sometimes puzzling world of dreams.

You may think you know everything there is to know about dreams and dream interpretation, but did you know that:


1. A third of our lives is spent in sleep, and a good amount of that time is spent in dreams.
2. The average person dreams from between four to seven times every night. That means that by the time you reach the age of 80, you will have had between 116,800 and 204,400 dreams.
3. That number may be even larger, since there is evidence that dreaming begins even before birth. No one deigns to know what unborn babies dream about, but there is evidence that they do dream.
4. In the average lifetime, a person will have spent approximately six years in dream sleep, equivalent to more than 2,100 days of dreaming.
5. There are records of dream interpretation, written on clay tablets, dating back more than 4,000 years.
6. Those who could interpret dreams were held in high regard in Roman and Greek societies, and their counsel was sought before making significant political and military decisions.
7. Everyone dreams every night, even though only a tiny fraction of those dreams are remembered upon waking.
8. Many animals dream as well, although no one has been able to ask them what they dream about.
9. People have to dream, though no one really knows why. What we do know is that preventing people from dreaming can cause irritability, mood changes and even hallucinations.
10. The average person spends about one quarter of his or her sleep time in dream sleep, and dreams an average of four to seven times during that time.
11. The average episode of dream sleep lasts about 10 to 15 minutes.
12. Dreams slip away very quickly upon waking. It is estimated that as much as half the dream’s content is forgotten within five minutes, and after only ten minutes up to 90% of the dream can be gone forever.
13. Men dream more about other men than about women, but women tend to dream about men and women equally.
14. The brain is actually more active, not less during dream sleep than during wakefulness.
15. People who are awakened during dream sleep are able to recall their dreams vividly and in great detail, while those who wake normally generally are not.
16. Both men and women experience sexual arousal during most dreams, regardless of whether the nature of the dream was sexual or not.
17. Smokers who are quitting often experience more intense dreams than either non smokers or current smokers.
18. Babies and toddlers dream just as adults do, but studies have revealed they do not dream about themselves. Toddlers generally do not appear in their own dreams until they are at least three or four years old.
19. It is not possible to dream and snore simultaneously.
20. Nightmares are a common trauma of childhood, with the first nightmares usually occurring by the age of three, and typically lasting at least until the child is seven or eight years old.
21. Many people report having experienced Déjà vu in their dreams, but dreams involving Déjà vu are more common in women than in men.

By: bluegreen

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Saturday, February 2, 2008

Understanding Dream Imagery

Interpreting and analyzing dreams can be great fun for the adventurous dreamer. Simply keeping a dream journal for a few days can sometimes provide you with valuable insights into both the meaning of your dreams and unresolved issues in your waking life.

Dream interpretation can even be part of many people’s careers. In particular, therapists and psychologists often used dream analysis as part of their practices, especially when working with people who suffer nightmares as a result of trauma and stress.

This article, though will take a more lighthearted approach to dream interpretation. Let’s start with an examination of the colors often seen in dreams, and what those colors may symbolize.


Dreaming in color

Most dreamers report dreaming in color at least some of the time, and for many the colors encountered in the dream world are even more vivid than those encountered in the real world. A quick dream color quick is listed below.

* Pink – Pink is generally understood to be a symbol of love, and dreaming of pink objects can symbolize a happy love affair.
* Red – Red has several different meanings, including passion and anger. The actual meaning of red objects in a dream is dependent on its context within the dream.
* Black – Black is often seen as a negative symbol. Black can symbolize the a void in the dreamer’s life, or a fear of death or aging.
* Grey – Grey is a color midway between black and white, and therefore grey is often seen as a symbol of fear or of confusion. People struggling with an important decision will often dream in shades of grey.
* White – White is generally understood to be a symbol of purity, but like black it can also symbolize a fear of aging or death. Dreaming of white objects can also indicate a fear of change or of new surroundings.
* Green – Green can be a symbol of the yearning for spiritual or physical renewal, or for growth and healing.
* Blue – Blue can often symbolize spirituality, but in some circumstances it can indicate sadness as well. To understand the true meaning, it is important to look at the context of the dream.
* Yellow – Yellow is often seen as a symbol for calm, peace and hope. Yellow is the color of sunshine, and dreams of yellow are often sunny, happy dreams.

Dreams about numbers

Numerologists probably have their own interpretations of every possible number encountered in a dream, and every number can mean several different things depending on the context of the specific dreams. Many people put great stock in dreams about numbers, even going so far as to play those numbers in the lottery. While we can’t guarantee you a winning lottery ticket, we can provide some common explanations for dream numbers.

* One – The number one can be a symbol for wholeness or unity. Dreaming of the number one could mean that you feel your life is complete.
* Two – The number two can stand for balance, such as spiritual balance. Dreaming of the number two could indicate a life in balance.
* Three – Three is one of the most commonly seen numbers in dreams, and it is often thought to symbolize spiritual fulfillment, harmony or unity.
* Five – The number five can be an indication of an upcoming change. How the number is encountered in the dream could indicate whether the change in your real life is welcomed or feared.

By : bluegreen

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Dreams of Teeth

Dreams about teeth, particularly dreams where the dreamer finds his or her teeth falling out, are much more common than you might think. Some common forms of this dream include dreams in which the dreamer’s teeth crumble in his or her hands, or dreams in which the teeth fall out with just a light touch.

These dreams can be extremely frightening, even more so than chase dreams or falling dreams. In addition, such dreams often leave the dreamer with an image that is hard to shake even after waking.


There are many theories about just what teeth, and losing teeth, represent in the dream world, and these can be some of the most difficult dreams to interpret. One theory holds that dreams about teeth, and losing teeth, are a reflection of the dreamer’s anxiety about his or her appearance, and about how the dreamer thinks others perceive him or her.

This interpretation is certainly valid, especially since we live in a society that seems to value physical beauty above all else. Since a good set of teeth play an important role in physical beauty, it is easy to see how uncertainties about one’s appearance could manifest themselves in dreams about losing teeth.
Since teeth play such an important role in physical attraction scenarios, such as flirting and getting the attention of the opposite sex, dreams of losing teeth can be manifestations of fears of getting old, fears of sexual impotence or other dating related anxieties.

Other interpretations of dreams of losing teeth hold that they are representations of fear of embarrassment or making a fool of oneself. For instance, someone who is dreading a potentially embarrassing situation, such as making a speech or other public speaking engagement, may dream of his or her teeth falling out.

This type of dream would represent an exaggeration of already present fears or anxieties brought on by the upcoming event. People who are troubled by dreams of losing teeth or teeth falling out should examine their own lives for the source of possible embarrassment or appearance based anxieties.

Another theory holds that teeth in dreams represent power, since they are used in real life to tear, chew, and bite. Therefore, the loss of teeth in a dream represents a perceived loss of power or influence. People who feel frustrated, or who feel that their voices are not being heard, may have dreams about losing teeth. Feeling ineffective, or feelings of inferiority, are often associated with such dreams as well.

Finally, some of the latest dream research has revealed that women have more frequent dreams about teeth as they enter menopause. These dreams about teeth may be related to anxieties about appearance and fears of getting older.
There are of course other interpretations of dreams of missing or losing teeth. There are interpretations of this dream in a number of cultures around the world, further testament to the fact that teeth are a common dream theme in many cultures.
One biblical interpretation of the dream of losing teeth holds that the bad teeth mean the dreamer is placing his or her faith in the works of man rather than in the word of God. Thus the falling teeth in the dream are urging the dreamer to turn back to God for guidance.

The ancient Greeks believed that dreams about loose, rotting or missing teeth were warnings that a close friend or family member was very ill or near death.
The Chinese hold that teeth falling out is a punishment for lying, and that dreams of falling teeth are manifestations of guilt over telling lies.
Some have even suggested that dreams of missing teeth are associated with money. This connection probably goes back to the old tooth fairy story, where children are rewarded with money for putting their lost teeth under their pillows.

By : bluegreen

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Friday, February 1, 2008

Dreams And Their Interpretation

Dream interpretation as an actual profession goes back at least as far as ancient Greek and Roman society, but informal dream interpretation is likely as old as dreaming itself. There is good reason to believe that people have been experiencing dreams as long as their have been people, and we know that dreams and their interpretation date back at least as far as 3000-4000 B.C. We know that because the interpretations of various dreams were recorded on stone tablets and found later by archeologists.

Many scientists and anthropologists believe that ancient peoples were unable to distinguish the difference between the real, or physical world, and the dream world, or the world of the unconscious. To many of these people, there was no distinction, and the dream world was simply an extension of the physical world.


In fact, many of these ancient cultures, and some modern ones as well, felt that the dream world is more powerful and real than the physical universe, and that dreams are the soul’s way of communing with the infinite, and gathering knowledge and wisdom from the past.

While science knows a great deal about dreams and their meaning, in many ways dreams remain as much a mystery today as when the first cavemen dreamed about the thrill of the hunt or the fear of running from faster predators.

For instance, scientists still do not know why we dream, or what the purpose of dream sleep is, but they do know that people need to dream. Volunteers deprived of dream sleep experienced all manner of psychological problems, ranging from problems concentrating to visual and auditory hallucinations.

Dream interpretation has a long and storied history, and dream interpreters have been in high demand throughout history. The interpretation of dreams was so important to the ancient Greek and Roman societies that they rode along with soldiers in battle, and advised rulers on the best course of action. Dreams were taken quiet seriously in these societies, and a dream thought to be an ill omen was enough to derail a piece of legislation or even put off a long planned battle.

The culture of ancient Egypt also gave dreams great importance, as well as religious significance. The Egyptians believed that dreams contained messages from the gods, and these messages were to be heeded. We know about the importance the ancient Egyptians placed on dreams, because dreams and their interpretations were recorded in hieroglyphs.

People who had particularly vivid dreams were given a special place in society, and thought to be blessed by the gods. Those who had special abilities to interpret those dreams also enjoyed a blessed status and a special place in Egyptian society.

Egypt was not alone in the Middle East as a source of dreams and dream interpretation. The Bible contains over 700 mentions of dreams, and many dream interpretations as well. The dreams of prophets, and the interpretations of those dreams, played a large role in Biblical history.

Dream interpretation was often looked upon as a form of prophecy, and dreams were often analyzed to provide clues to future events. Dreams were seen to be messages from gods, spirits or from departed relatives.

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