How To Interpret Dreams

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John Updike “Dreams come true; without that possibility, nature would not incite us to have them.” In some ways John is on the right track. In that what we are dreaming may be upon us as are dreams try to tell us about are selves.

You are the only person that can understand what your dreams are trying to tell you.
For those of you who have never done it before there are many “Dream Dictionaries” that will help you to describe what each part the your dream may mean or symbolize. Even the same recurring dream may have many different meaning. It all depends upon who is dreaming it. In dream interpretation it all depends on what it means personally to you.

The first thing you have to do is write down your dream right as you remember it. I know that we can often forget parts of our dreams as quickly as they come. That is why you have to write it down when you can. Every detail needs to be recorded no matter how insane it might sound to you.

When you have finished the description you need to ask yourself “How did my dream make me feel?” and write that down. Then ask yourself “What real life occurrence does my dream remind me of?” and write that down as well. More often then not this will be the real situation in your life that is being depicted in your dream. If you have this same feeling in your dream then you are doing great. You may have to break down your dream to understand the full meaning and analyze each part carefully asking yourself the same questions.

Remember that the first few times you practice dream interpretation it will not be easy and you are bound to make a few mistakes. You need to practice at it to improve upon it. Only then will you succeed at dream interpretation. Also remember to trust what your instincts are telling you. If something seems important to you then most likely it is. Don’t get too logical.