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Dream Meanings |
Dreams, we all have
them but not all of us recall them once we
wake. But we all have the ability to remember our
dreams, discover their dream meanings and learn from them.
Dreams
Dreams are a way for your subconscious mind to
express it's self, solve problems and hopefully conect
with you in the only way it knows how - Through the use
of symboligy and emotions. Dreams can be wonderful,
exciting, extremely vivid and full of emotion.
Dreams can also take on bad qualities and rapidly
become a nightmare that seems just as real as your
waking life. Whatever the case, dreams are there to tell
you something. Dreams are begging you to interpret them
and find their hidden meaning.
Dream
interpretations and the meaning of dreams
Our brains are in constant activity.
Different states of consciousness (like awake, asleep,
alert, drowsy, etc) cause different brain wave activity
and higher or lower brainwave frequency. Our conscious
mind, or our waking mind, only used a small percentage
(some say this is only 10%) of our brains total
capacity. Other areas of our
brain control things like breathing, heartbeat,
converting light to vision, sound to hearing, balance
when we walk, etc. etc. This too has it's own percentage
(small). Another area controls imagination. This area is
widely an undiscovered frontier.
Imagination is much more than simple
daydreaming. It is creating an idea, exploring
possibilities. When you look at clouds and see shapes,
or wood grain and see images, this is the "order from
chaos" part of your imagination. The mind cannot deal
with chaos very well and will resist it as much as
it can even if it has to fabricate or make you believe
there is order when none exists.
Your dreams are there to help
you
Now we come to
the meaning of dreams and dream
interpretations
Dreaming occures in the
subconscious mind, well away from the control of the conscious
waking mind. However, at certain parts of the REM (Rapid
Eye Movement) cycle of sleep, the conscious mind gets to see
what the subconscious is doing and records what is views in
memory.
To the conscious mind, what it is
seeing is just as real (sometimes more so) as anything
it experiences in the waking world. If fact, most of the
time it believes what it is seeing and feeling to be
real.
What you experience in the dream is your
subconscious minds attempt to comunicate something to
you, asking you to find meaning and interpret your
dream. Many times your mind is processing such
things as trauma and problems in your life at that time,
truths you are denying yourself or refusing to accept,
spiritual growth, beliefs, psychic intuition
(we ALL have this to a certain
degree), communications from a higher being
(GOD).
Dreams are easily influenced by factors in
your life and spirit, and these influences create
"categories" that are almost infinite. We do broadly
categorize them in terms like "prophetic, standard,
physical and nightmare" (to name just a few) And these
we study each their own, in order to gain benefit from
them. I look at it this way: Our mind and spirit
together with our brain, is actually the greatest
computer ever devised! To understand it's "back of the
house" processing is to learn more about ourselves, God,
our future and each other.
Many things can be gained from dream
interpretations, such as better health (mental and
physical), entertainment and even financial gain!
(dreaming of a invention or idea) Now that you know some
of the basics about dreaming and what (theoretically)
dreams are you should have a better grasp on how to
understand and use your dreams.
Visit
the Dream Dictionary to find the
meaning to specific dream characters, scenarious and
symbols. Dream spiders, dream snakes, kissing, falling,
flying, teeth falling out... It is all there. Take a
look.
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Putting a
Dream Dictionary into Perspective
Your dreams are rich in symbols
and metaphoric meaning, and therefore are an
extremely important healing instrument. If regularly
used and understood, dreams can heal relationships,
restore health, correct your life's path
and purpose, and enrich your life in so many ways.
While
a dream dictionary may provide insights into the meaning
of a dream, they do not possess the complete capacity
for accurately interpreting your dreams. Your dream
symbols are aspects of you and you possess the ultimate
ability to interpret them.
Having
said that, this dream site will give you all the tools
and information you need to understand your dreams and
unlock the mysteries and the meanings of theose dreams.
How to Spot
Your Dream Themes
Look for dream themes while
recording your dreams in a dream journal. A dream theme
exists within each dream and can be found by focusing on
"action" words that you use while recording your dream.
When you describe your dream in your dream journal,
write exactly what comes to mind without thinking or
analysing. Then after your dream is recorded, read it
over. Read your dream allowed to yourself.
For
example, a person I know told me this dream - Her mentor
was in an accident and my friend saw Tom (her mentor)
being thrown around in the car as it rolled down a hill.
The next night Tom was in a house as it burned down, she
could see and feel the flames dancing around Tom. This
continued a few nights until one night she dreamed she
walked into her living room and there was Tom, unharmed
and smiling at her. She felt such relief but at the same
time she felt silly for thinking he was killed.
Using action words or verbs to describe her
dream helped her to define a theme such as, Tom was
rolling out of control, the flames were around him
and there was no way out, she felt silly for thinking he
was harmed.... By identifying the theme, my friend, who
is on a spiritual path of growth could see that this
dream was not about injury or death, but about her own
inner self, and that no matter what life threw at her,
she was going to be just fine.
The Battle at
Kruger - If
you haven't seen this then you must see it now.
Calf Vs lions and Crocodiles. Finally the buffalo
herd saves
it.
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The Biological definition of dreams
Dreams of absent-minded transgression
Dream interpretations and dream meanings
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Dream Interpretations - The scientific view
Dreams may also allow the repressed parts of the mind to be satisfied through fantasy while keeping the conscious mind from thoughts that would suddenly cause one to awaken from shock. Freud suggested that bad dreams let the brain learn to gain control over emotions resulting from distressing experiences. Dreams also let the mind express things that would normally be suppressed in the waking world, thus keeping itself in harmony. Dreams may also offer a view at how future events might proceed; this is similar to running future events through the mind, for instance: a work presentation, a job interview, or a first date. Jung's view on dreams and dream interpretations
Dreams may also create new ideas through the generation of random thought mutations. Some of these may be rejected by the mind as useless, while others may be seen as valuable and retained. Blechner calls this the theory of "Oneiric Darwinism." Dreams may also regulate mood. Hartmann says dreams may function like psychotherapy, by "making connections in a safe place" and allowing the dreamer to integrate thoughts that may be dissociated during waking life. |
