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To interpret your dream, you need to determine what type of dream you are dealing with. Dreams fit into two categories. Firstly, there are your physical body and mind, and secondly, those which come from your spirit guides or tutors. They both have different purposes and it is necessary to recognize what the difference means to you and how it interacts with your waking and dream state.
Dreams that originate with the physical body are about your survival in the world of physical nature. They deal with your physical and psychological well-being. These dreams help you manage your body and tidy your mind for your general well-being.
Then there are the dreams you have that have mystical and special characteristics to them, which are for your spiritual development and progress. This type of dream produces instant knowledge and information that is beyond your physical ability.
When you sleep, so are the physical components of yourself. Theses are the five senses, smelling, tasting, feeling, seeing and hearing, these five senses are suspended. Sleeping allows the other sense you have to take over; by the other sense, I mean your sixth sense. This is when both your physical body and your spiritual essence performs simultaneously, helping you to iron out the parts of your life that may need changing or may be giving you a problem.
There are several components to each dream category, dreams of the physical body answer to food, health and psychological.
Have you noticed that if you go to sleep after you have eaten you can have some silly images go through your mind? This is because food triggers some wild and wacky dreams, a good example here is cheese. If you enjoy this type of dream, take note of what you are eating before you go to sleep. On the other hand, if you do not like the dream, avoid eating before you go to sleep. Food is one of the generators of dreams that are not worth interpreting.
Your sub-conscious knows more about you than you do. At times, your dreams can tell you about your lifestyle. It can show you how to change your life, in this type of dream it is past on to you in a polite way and other times not in a polite way. This dream helps you understand how you are using your body and helps you to re-balance your body and mind.
Psychology in a dream can be stress, a stressful relationship, and social situations. These problems can cause your mind to become unbalanced. However, with the help of your dream you can correct this by allowing your sub-conscious to intervene helping you to straighten things.
Spiritual dreams answer to, precognitive and future, new information, knowledge, a spirit guide or a loved one that comes to visit you.
Spiritual dreams help teach you lessons and give you guidance. These can be interwoven with one of the mundane dreams your body generates. These answers are hidden and disguised because you are not supposed to know where the information is coming from; you are led to believe that you dreamed up all those unique thoughts and ideas by yourself. The bad news is that they occur less frequently than your physical dreams. However, there is good news, when you do experience them, you get the feeling that something special has occurred. Even if you cannot work out what it means when you experience these dreams, they become a landmark in your life, leaving you with a permanent and unforgettable impression that is deep in your sub-conscious mind.
Appearances from loved ones that have passed on, can occur frequently. In your sleep state, you are closer to them than you are when you are in the awakened state. The reason for this is because you five senses are at rest and you allow your sixth sense or your higher self the freedom it needs to make communication. When you are in your sleep state, you get the chance to be close to the veil that is the dividing line between the psychical world and the spiritual world.
Your dreams are full of symbols that have meanings. To understand your dream you need to dissect it into separate fragments and examine each part. Dreams are composed of a little part of your own life experience that is stored away in your mind symbolically.
To use a dictionary of dreams can be misleading because these interpretations have a value to the author of the book, which may have been a part of his or her personal experience. Someone else’s experience does not create the same symbols that your mind has created. You need to develop your own set of interpretations for the symbols that are part of your own life experiences.
One of the basic strategies is dividing and conquering or divide and analyze.
Here are some basic parts to a dream.
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YOU, you are directly involved or observing yourself.
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ACTORS, each one is separate.
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SCENE, there can be more than one.
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ACTION, there can be more than one.
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OBJECT, there can be a theme or an object involved.
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END RESULTS, are not always present in dreams.
The technique you can use to understand your spiritual dream goes like this. Take every part of you dream and separate it from the rest. Use a piece of paper to record your observations. With each part do the following. Recall from your own memory, what feelings this had for you, what memories does it evoke, what impressions you have who and what did it remind you of. 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 separate parts of your dream, review what is going on in your life at this time. Now you are ready to fit it all together. Remember, you are the only one with the information to make the final interpretation; it is all stored in your memory bank - your mind. Spiritual dreams are there to give you guidance’s and help. Enjoy interpreting your dreams.
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