DREAMS
Dreams…we all have them, not
everyone remembers them, but we all have them and if I had a pound for everyone
thats said something like “oh, I just
look my dreams up on the internet” I
would be soooo rich I could afford an Uber Super holiday …..Like somewhere in
my dreams may be?
The fact that people often have such disregard for their dreams drives me absolutely nuts and I’ll explain why. Just like the varying degrees of M.E & all its complex symptoms, some of us have them all, others just a few, but the illness is very individual to each of us and it’s the same when it comes to dreams, each persons dream is very unique and individual to them.
Dreams are like a private and personal email that’s sent
to your inbox (brain) while you sleep, you have to be in a certain state of
consciousness to receive a dream message. I’m sure you’ve never heard someone
say, “ You’ll never guess what…I was walking around Asda yesterday afternoon when
I had this really weird dream”? ….unless
you’ve fallen asleep in the frozen veg of course? That’s because You have to be in a state of
sleep consciousness to be able to receive your dreams message.
Ten people could have a dream
about flying, but it would mean something different to each one, simply
because…..well firstly like I mentioned earlier, everyones dream message is
unique to them, and secondly you cant base a dream message on just one thing,
its not how it works. If you were to google the dream definition for flying,
and just accept that as your dream message , it would be like someone writing
you an A4 letter , then ripping three quarters of it off and just sending you the bit left over, you would lose the whole meaning of the letter, you'd have to guess and make assumptions which will probably be totally
wrong....and thats just what's happening when you pick out one bit of your dream and base that on its meaning.
wrong....and thats just what's happening when you pick out one bit of your dream and base that on its meaning.
There are lots of different
factors that make up your message, and it’s important that you translate it
properly otherwise it really is a waste of time and you're doing yourself a disservice. A dream message is sent to help guide you, its like your own personal sat nav.
For example a man/women may
say to a dream therapist “ I dreamt I was flying” the therapist will ask lots of questions, and
get you to talk through the whole dream from the beginning with every minute
detail you can remember, if you were in a room before you started flying, what
was the room like? What was around you? Were the windows open or closed? Were they dirty or clean? Do you remember any
colours? What were you wearing? How were you feeling? Together you
build up the whole of the dream picture and its only by doing so that you get you’re true
personal message.
The importance of a dream
message is often found in the small detail, the detail that a dreamer often
dismisses as meaning nothing,
If you cant find a qualified
dream interpreter/therapist or can but
don’t want to pay then I’d think about learning how to do it properly yourself.
The internet is awash with
what I call Mickey Mouse interpreters, people who will tell you that a tooth
falling out on Monday means you’re in for a win on the lottery, or those who operate in a one size
fits all manner . They’ll give everyone
the same basic meaning but it wont have any real bearing on your
own dream message.
Then there will be those who
will chat about your life first then interpret your dream, and while I know the
majority of dream therapists/interpreters operate this way, its certainly not a
way in which I believe is a correct one.
By discussing a situation
before a dream interpretation, both therapist and client have really closed their
minds to other options.
It’s best to discuss nothing
but the dream, let the therapist interpret the dream, then give it back to you
and let you place it where you feel it relates in your life, in most cases not
much thinking is required as it will be pretty
evident. Then of course, you can discuss it with the therapist and tell them
how it relates to whats happening in your life…....or not if the case may be lol!
A good dream interpreter would have studied for years, and just like any other therapist they will have codes of practice.
A good dream interpreter would have studied for years, and just like any other therapist they will have codes of practice.
There are many types of
dreams and some may feel embarrassing or shocking, but you shouldn’t worry about
telling a therapist as they will be used
to this, and rest assured, having sex with a
giraffe in your dream doesn’t mean you've suddenly acquired an animal fetish or that you're thinking of heading off to whipsnade Zoo for a bit of action.
Dreams are rarely literal, they will start off fairly normal, but if you constantly cant remember your dream, the message is unable to register with you so they will start becoming more and more shocking, purely to shock you into remembering & start taking notice, for example....and very briefly, sex with a giraffe could actually be about connecting yourself to someone around you who you admired/looked up to, wanted to be like, someone that had an aura of grandeur , perhaps when your around this person you are so In awe of them, it makes you feel inferior…obviously there would be a lot more surrounding this dream depending on the bigger picture, but I was just giving you an example of dreams not being literal, so please dont be embarrassed or worry about explaining your dream in its entirety.
Dreams are rarely literal, they will start off fairly normal, but if you constantly cant remember your dream, the message is unable to register with you so they will start becoming more and more shocking, purely to shock you into remembering & start taking notice, for example....and very briefly, sex with a giraffe could actually be about connecting yourself to someone around you who you admired/looked up to, wanted to be like, someone that had an aura of grandeur , perhaps when your around this person you are so In awe of them, it makes you feel inferior…obviously there would be a lot more surrounding this dream depending on the bigger picture, but I was just giving you an example of dreams not being literal, so please dont be embarrassed or worry about explaining your dream in its entirety.
& dont underestimate the power of your dreams either, give them the same attention and respect that you would give to every other aspect of your health. Once understood they can and often do make a real
difference. In some cases Life changing.
Stay Blessed
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Mama Chill XXX
Great blog. I love dreams!
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