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02-05-2006, 11:22 AM
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Interpreting dreams
Many of you are probably hoping for a quick interpretation of last night's amazing visitation. Dream dictionaries are fun and sometimes helpful when you are stumped about the meaning of an image or symbol in your dreams. However, there's something even more important than that. You need a method more than a dictionary, an attitude more than an answer, when you work with your dreams.
If you see life as a process of growth, then your dreams can be viewed as guideposts along the way, pointing out something you may have overlooked in your haste. Contemplation is in order! A dream may highlight a conflict or decision you need to resolve. A dream may tell you that "this one thing" is the the most important thing for you to do or think about today.
Perhaps your dream is reminding you that there is a thread of life and meaning running deeper than your daily routine that you need to grab hold of for a time. One of the most satisfying type of dreams is a message that you are finally ready to hear. Up it floats from your unconscious, ready to be integrated with your waking life.
Types of dreams
There are different types of dreams, of course. Prophetic or telepathic dreams, problem-solving dreams (aha!), recurring dreams, lucid dreams, nightmares, and others. However, a good general rule is that the majority of your dreams, over time, are about you: your worldview, conflicts, fears, loves, and progress through life.
Your dream may be very specific and down-to-earth about something going on right now in your life. Or you may have a dream that requires a bird's-eye kind of perspective, as if you are looking at the events from a great height or with the perspective of a lot of human history behind it (or a lot of your history behind it). As you follow your dreams over time, you'll begin to understand what each dream requires of you.
The people, animals, and objects
in your dreams
Often, the people in your dream represent qualities, not the literal, actual people represented. If you dream about a particular movie star, should you assume you have a crush on that person? Not necessarily! Some movie stars play a particular type of character over and over again, so your dreaming mind can point to that person symbolically and you know what personality, character trait, or situation is being alluded to.
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Interpreting dreams
Many of you are probably hoping for a quick interpretation of last night's amazing visitation. Dream dictionaries are fun and sometimes helpful when you are stumped about the meaning of an image or symbol in your dreams. However, there's something even more important than that. You need a method more than a dictionary, an attitude more than an answer, when you work with your dreams.
If you see life as a process of growth, then your dreams can be viewed as guideposts along the way, pointing out something you may have overlooked in your haste. Contemplation is in order! A dream may highlight a conflict or decision you need to resolve. A dream may tell you that "this one thing" is the the most important thing for you to do or think about today.
Perhaps your dream is reminding you that there is a thread of life and meaning running deeper than your daily routine that you need to grab hold of for a time. One of the most satisfying type of dreams is a message that you are finally ready to hear. Up it floats from your unconscious, ready to be integrated with your waking life.
Types of dreams
There are different types of dreams, of course. Prophetic or telepathic dreams, problem-solving dreams (aha!), recurring dreams, lucid dreams, nightmares, and others. However, a good general rule is that the majority of your dreams, over time, are about you: your worldview, conflicts, fears, loves, and progress through life.
Your dream may be very specific and down-to-earth about something going on right now in your life. Or you may have a dream that requires a bird's-eye kind of perspective, as if you are looking at the events from a great height or with the perspective of a lot of human history behind it (or a lot of your history behind it). As you follow your dreams over time, you'll begin to understand what each dream requires of you.
The people, animals, and objects
in your dreams
Often, the people in your dream represent qualities, not the literal, actual people represented. If you dream about a particular movie star, should you assume you have a crush on that person? Not necessarily! Some movie stars play a particular type of character over and over again, so your dreaming mind can point to that person symbolically and you know what personality, character trait, or situation is being alluded to.
thank you all
knowledge:11umbup: