Dream Interpretation: Why You Need to Start Dream Journaling

We’ve all had raw and convincing dreams that wake us up with questions like, “Why do I feel like I’m falling into a deep pit”? Am I Alice in Wonderland? Dreaming about being naked in public, running for your life, failing an exam you’re not prepared for are some of the most common dreams we humans transmit from the etheric realm of archetypes, but our Why are they here? What are the underlying processes of the unconscious that trigger these dreams? Let’s run down this rabbit hole and explore the deep tunnels of your unconscious and travel to the unknown world. exciting stuff!

People love to talk about their dreams and we want to know about the mysteries of the dream state, but dream analysis and interpretation require awareness and a determined mindset to work on discovering the latent symbols And it could potentially change our lives. Change takes time, hard work and persistence. are you ready

Dreams take us out of the constraints and limits imposed by our physical bodies and the unconscious mind operates beyond these physical limits, considering abstractions such as number, space, time and momentum. Once we start dreaming, all physical barriers fall away and the unconscious dissolves the separation between our individual soul and the universal soul. What is real and what is not real becomes subjective!

Native American, tribal, occult and satanic traditions use dreams as a tool to access the hidden and mysterious unconscious that reveals myriad unique and unknown worlds. The metaphorical and figurative language of dreams transports us to fantastical and mythical realms, leaving us confused because dreams are not linear. Things are not as they appear in the normal waking world when everything is driven by ego and power play.

Dreams free us from social conditioning and each dream is unique to the dreamer and so is the interpretation. An individual dreamer’s dreams will “speak” to them in a language only they understand, which is why dream interpretation is not a sure-shot science. It is an interpretive art. You can try to measure and decode a dream’s meaning by reading an analysis, but it’s best to use your intuition. A red cup may have a certain meaning attached to it in your brain that no one else can decode. But the first step is surely to remember those elusive dreams that vanish as quickly as a rainbow after rain.

Dreams help you solve your problems and bring to your attention those things that you are ignoring or are too busy to notice. It helps in emotional balance and provides catharsis. Dreams are a way for us to get in touch with our spiritual selves as well as our ancestors.

You will not believe this if I tell you, but dreams are often known to alert you to illness and health complications. I have read in studies that doctors are trying to decode the dreams of dying patients to help them with their treatment. Somehow, the answers appear in their dreams. Chronically ill people are connected to the unconscious in a way that healthy people are not. They can see other worlds and dimensions that we can’t! The main thing to note is that dreams provide us with resolve and atonement when we need it.

To dream of failing an exam may represent that things in your life are uncertain and you don’t feel completely confident to deal with it. If you see a dog, it could mean aggression, especially if the dog bites in the dream. However, biting may mean that you are being criticized. Are You Being Judgmental About Yourself? Or are people around you behaving like this? Dogs can symbolize faithfulness or lack of faith, depending on the scenario in the dream and biting can also mean that someone is being unfaithful. Every sound, color, smell has a meaning that only your unconscious can interpret. The key is to tune into your instincts and apply the meaning of these symbols to events and situations in your life and you just might have a lightbulb moment.

Studies have shown that we dream of random people in our daily lives, it is not necessary for us to know them. So, our dreams are littered with random strangers who are actually symbols of our selves. These characters guide us to epiphany, for example, the incessant ringing of your phone may be the need to communicate with someone. Maybe you need to ask for help? If you find yourself sinking, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed and insecure.

Water represents our emotions and the most interesting thing about water is that it holds memory! When you see yourself floating or sinking, it refers to life being an emotional roller coaster.

That dream you had about running? Are you sure you are not running away from something or someone and if so the dream is asking you to face it. Face the dark and hopeless to find meaning. Falling down is a symbol of fear and embarrassment of being accomplished. Being unable to breathe in a dream can also denote heaviness and sorrow, while breathing underwater can mean you are revisiting the womb stage. The prenatal stage when you were protected and cared for. A deep dive can mean that you are looking deep within yourself, trying to get in touch with your higher self.

Crying in dreams is a common form and it portends stress, anxiety and sadness. Perhaps you are repressing emotions, which is an unhealthy coping mechanism and it is time to face your shadow self. Choking on something reflects your inability to communicate with your loved ones. Maybe you just can’t come up with the right words?

So let’s start by keeping a dream journal to remember your dreams and then set an intention that you want to give specific meaning to your dreams; Who knows what pearls of wisdom you might glean from this deep dive?

This article was written by Tina Mukherjee, a Soul Guide working with Astrology, Tarot, Psychology, Yoga, Tantra, Breathwork and Mantras. She works by studying astrological charts to discover the underlying archetypes.