Introduction to Dream Watching
Tony Crisp
Dreams are like any other language - if you don't understand it, the sounds or words appear to have no meaning at all.If you want to, you can look up your dream symbols in the Online Dream Interpreter. But that may not give you enough depth of understanding. However, the many links below give you access to direct ways of understanding your dreams and amplifying anything you gain from the online dream dictionary. |
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Learn something about the way dreams use symbols as language. Read Language and Dreams.
Dreams have structures and dimensions you will not see unless you know how to look for them. When you know how to recognise these it gives you an almost immediate insight into your dreams. To understand and use these structures read Dream Processing.
One of the greatest ways of exploring your dreams is working with a partner. To learn this read Peer Dream Work.
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Some of the best general guides you can have are the books Dream Dictionary and Your Dream Interpreter. Not only do they have a full list of dream symbols, but they tell you how to work with your dreams and their symbols.Buy Dream Dictionary from Amazon UK or from Amazon USA Buy Your Dream Interpreter from Amazon UK or from Amazon USA |
Other Helpful Dream Features |
If you write your dreams down, the words you use to describe them give vital clues as to the themes and expressed drama of your dream. To use this approach see Using Key Words.
The dreams that often disturb and puzzle us are nightmares or dreams that make us anxious, or we die or meet death in some way. To gain insight into these dreams amd transform them see Nightmares and; Dreaming of Death. Our Dream animals also fascinate us and Animals in Your Dreams throws light on them.
Recurring dreams, even if they do not make us anxious, are also puzzling and can give a great deal of useful information once we understand or change them. See Recurring dreams.
The state of mind and body in which you experience dreams is very different to waking life. Understanding this difference and making powerful use of your dreams can slowly transform your life. See Secrets of Power Dreaming.
Dreams express extraordinary creativity and imagination, yet we may lack this in waking - why. The Magical Dream Machine explores this enormous creativity of dreams. Also see Art and Dreams.
Active Imagination is an approach the psychiatrist Carl Jung used. It is a way of entering the dream imaginitively and allowing its own feelings and energy to develop. This enables an enormous increase in the healing influence of your dreams. See Active Imagination.
How Do We Know What Dream Symbols Mean - A look at how we see and use symbols in our everyday life.
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Dreams often show us what the events we witness around us are leading to. See: Vision in the River of Dreams; Groundswell; ESP in Dreams.; Prophecy.
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