Dream Interpretation 

Sigmund Freud believed dreams are a window into our subconscious. Dreams are basically stories and images our mind creates while we sleep to help solve problems in our waking lives. These stories and images are not literal they are coded in order to bypass the Negative Ego.

The Language of Dreams

Why then are most dreams not more straightforward in what they are trying to say? Many people wonder: “If a dream wants to give me a message, why doesn’t it just come right out and give me the message, clearly and literally?” The dream is indeed trying to be clear and direct, but is speaking in its own native language—something that will grab the dreamers attention and that is relatable to the dreamer. Those of us who want to understand dreams must become familiar with this language. To understand what dreams mean, it is important to understad the meaning of dream symbols.

Do You Speak Dreamish?

If you want to interpret dreams and to understand what dreams mean, you must dedicate a good chunk of time to learning the language of dream interpretation and dream analysis.

There are five key aspects to the language of dreams:

+ Dreams use figures to “play parts” (these may be parts of the dreamer’s psyche or important figures and features of the dreamer’s life)

+ Dreams use metaphor and symbols

+ Dreams contain feelings and emotions that correspond to the feelings and emotions we experience in our waking lives

+ Dreams often employ exaggeration and heightened urgency

+ Dreams use figures of speech, idioms, puns, and wordplay

Do you want to learn HOW to unravel these coded messages from our subconscious? We can help!