Romeo
Destraio
Last Update
15 November 1998
Dreams are conspicuously separate from the conscious, and particularly useful because they
cannot cheat.
~C.G.Jung
welcome dreamers
Every aspect of a dream reveals Truth.
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What are Dreams?If you can imagine, we use our conscious minds to think things through, but we use our unconscious minds to feel things through. During sleep our unconscious minds go through several periods of feeling through situations in our lives. When our conscious minds are partially active, they try to imagine what is causing what we are feeling. So, a dream is a rational metaphor for an emotional experience
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Dream Analysis is ScienceUnlike Tarot, palmestry, runes and other forms of psychic readings, dream analysis is founded in fact. Although there are truly gifted psychics, and readings can be useful triggers for the unconscious, nothing compares to the accuracy and immediate usefulness of effective dream interpretation. Since dreams reveal Truth, parts of a dream interpretation that are off the mark will obviously be wrong - an inaccurate analysis would be like telling you your eyes are pink with purple polka dots.
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What is a Psychic Dream?
Psychic dreams reavel something you couldn't otherwise know. The most commonly reported psychic dream (because they are the most obvious) is literal to the finest detail. However, there are at least as many psychic dreams that are metaphorical. Deja vu is almost certainly living through an event you dreamed about, but didn't recall as a dream. Most psychic dreams are about fairly mundane events like conversations.
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Should My Dream Be Interpreted?
Absolutely! Dreams are attempts to understand ourselves, our relationships and problems to improve, accept and overcome. Some people who used their dreams: Einstien realized the beginnings of Relativity through his dreams; Edison saturated his mind with a problem and fell asleep at his desk holding a paperweight. When he dozed, the paperwieght would drop and wake him, and he would often have his solution.
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