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By Kenneth Asselin
Dreams can hold an enormous amount of information in them, and using a dream interpretation dictionary can help you understand your dreams and discover your true self. A dream dictionary can open up the world of dream interpretation for you and help you understand the meaning of many of your dreams.
Dreams are symbols used by the subconscious mind to impress the conscious mind. When you are dreaming your perception wavers just as it does in your waking hours. Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung both considered dreams as an interaction between the conscious and unconscious mind. They did not agree in their interpretations of the meaning of dreams however.
Although there are many books and journals written about the meaning of dreams, and each Author is doing their best to understand and explain why we have specific dreams, their theories can differ dramatically. It points out the fact that the meaning of your dreams in a Dreams Dictionary is not always obvious.
We all recognize a rose when we see one, but we do not perceive the same fragrance. Whatever symbol is used to impress the dreamer is the one which is likely to stimulate them more definitely than any other. Different dreamers can have different dreams about the aroma or color of the rose, but they are still dreaming about a rose. This is why the symbol or word (which is the description of the symbol.) in a Dream Dictionary will cause different dreams to be interpreted the same. Using the case of a rose as an example, there are two different dreams about two different aromas and colors, which led us to the theme of the dream, which is the rose. Dreams about roses are considered to be happy and content dreams. You can have similar dreams that will have entirely different meanings just as you can have different dreams with the same meaning.
Many have attempted to find the real meaning of dreams, and a Dream Dictionary will be helpful to you when interpreting your dreams. Keep in mind that while the use of a Dream Dictionary can be a very useful tool in interpreting dreams, it is a light-hearted insight into the symbolism of dreams, and should be treated as such. It should be used as a bedside guide to discovering and understanding the meanings of dreams.
Do not just accept the general interpretation of a word. Take the time to think about how the interpretation of the word would pertain to you personally, and hopefully you will find the answers you are looking for.
No word can be given one simple meaning. The same word can have a different meaning in a dream with a different theme. A house can represent only shelter in one dream but a desire for home ownership and independence in another. Keep in mind that the descriptions in a dream dictionary are only suggestions. You must always apply them to the theme of the dream and your personal situation.
The power we have in dreams is like no other, and acquiring the ability to interpret your dreams is a powerful tool. While using a Dreams Dictionary is an excellent method for understanding dreams, you should also keep a personal journal. Making a journal of your dreams is acknowledging that your dreams are unique to you and that only you can work out what they really mean.
A small journal should be kept by your bedside and used often. When you wake from a dream you should make a note in your journal about the dream. The next morning look up the words you noted in your journal and record any comments or opinions you may have. By browsing through your journal occasionally you can get a grasp on how your dreams influence your life. This is also a great way to discover the impact on your life that understanding your dreams can have.
Ken Asselin is webmaster for the Selections Guide series of Information and Shopping websites. You can visit his Free Dream Interpretation website at: Free Dream Interpretation Dictionary
Ken Asselin is webmaster for the Selections Guide Series of Websites. Free Dream Interpretation Guide
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