Dream
Interpretation - Instructions How to Interpret and Analyze
Your Dreams
You can
interpret your dreams!
Your dreams
are full of symbols and allegories. (Stories that are told
that have a meaning other than the story itself.) When you
venture into the realm of dream interpretation you must
try to decode your dream, you need to dissect it into the
separate fragments and examine each for its particular
meaning. Each one contains a small nugget of the whole
picture. Dreams are composed of a collage of little parts of
your own life experience that are stored away in your brain
symbolically.
Simply using a dictionary of
dreams can be misleading, because these interpretations had a
value to the composer of the list, which may have been a part
of his or her personal experience. Someone else’s experiences
don’t create the same symbols that your own mind has created.
You need to develop your own set of interpretations for the
symbols that are particular to your own life’s
experiences.
Divide and
conquer!
That is one of the basic strategies
that military commanders have known since antiquity. Splitting
your opponent’s concentrated power into sizable chunks makes
it that much easier to overcome him. Then he can be taken out
piece by piece. This is the strategy to use in dream
interpretation, Divide and analyze!
Here are some of
the basic parts in most dreams:
You. You are directly involved or
observing yourself.
Other actors. Each one is a
separate actor.
The scene. There can be more than
one.
The action. There can be more
than one.
The object. There can be a theme
or an object involved.
The end result. End results are
not present in all dreams.
The
technique: Take every part of the dream and separate it
from the rest. Use a separate piece of paper to record your
observations. With each part do the following: Recalling from
your own memory; what feelings this part has for you, what
memories does it evoke, who and what does it remind you of,
what impression do you have for it. Add every notion you can
come up with. Restrict your analysis strictly to each
individual part, and not how it played a role in the
dream.
After you have done this with all
the parts, review what is going on in your life at the present
time. Now you are ready to fit the puzzle together. Remember,
you are the only one who has the information to make the final
interpretation. It’s all stored in the memory bank of your
brain.
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