INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS To the Chinese, there is a section in the
T'ung Shu or Chinese Almanac which helps one to interpret dreams. Here
are some examples from the dreams dictionary.Type of dream
InterpretationVomiting: Recovery from an illnessA broken mirror: Being
separated from a loved oneOneself naked: Very, very good luckPeacock:
A very good signEncounter with a deity Sign of good luckBroken door:
Bad omenBlack rainbow: Bad omenStruck by lightning: Attain wealth and
fameInteresting, isn't it? By the way, if one dreams of fighting with
a ghost then it means longevity.
There are strange days as if you woke up after sleeping for years.I Do not write about things I've seen, I write about the things I've dreamed of.Please share your dreams with me, Might be i can interpret your dreams with my vision.. :)
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Dream Therapy
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A True Story:-Dream window to future
A True Story:-Dream window to future
A long time ago a man had a very unusual dream. He dreamed about
seven very, very skinny cows. Then, in the dream the seven very, very
skinny cows ate seven very, very fat cows. A totally weird dream, to
say the least. After the skinny cows ate the fat cows they remained
just as skinny as ever. This weird dream was so weird no one knew what
it meant. But it was real. Finally a wise man in jail knew the answer
to the dream. He was consulted about the meaning. And behold—millions
of people were saved from a terrible drought and famine because the
dream was trying to warn the people of a whole nation!!! The
"dreamer" was the Pharaoh of Egypt. The man in jail—who knew how to
interpret dreams, was Joseph from the Bible. Because the dreams were
heeded… two nations were saved from starvation and death over a
14-year-period. That's how powerful your dreams can be, dear Friend.
If you've been having dreams and you want to know how these dreams are
trying to speak to you…just mail us on kdwebworld.dream@blogger.com,
and I promise to interpret your dream free of cost, yes you are right,
it will not cost you a penny :)
A long time ago a man had a very unusual dream. He dreamed about
seven very, very skinny cows. Then, in the dream the seven very, very
skinny cows ate seven very, very fat cows. A totally weird dream, to
say the least. After the skinny cows ate the fat cows they remained
just as skinny as ever. This weird dream was so weird no one knew what
it meant. But it was real. Finally a wise man in jail knew the answer
to the dream. He was consulted about the meaning. And behold—millions
of people were saved from a terrible drought and famine because the
dream was trying to warn the people of a whole nation!!! The
"dreamer" was the Pharaoh of Egypt. The man in jail—who knew how to
interpret dreams, was Joseph from the Bible. Because the dreams were
heeded… two nations were saved from starvation and death over a
14-year-period. That's how powerful your dreams can be, dear Friend.
If you've been having dreams and you want to know how these dreams are
trying to speak to you…just mail us on kdwebworld.dream@blogger.com,
and I promise to interpret your dream free of cost, yes you are right,
it will not cost you a penny :)
Dream Interpretation for birds
Dreams about birds and other animals are among the most common of all dreams.
Bird dreams often symbolize a desire to reach beyond the earth and touch the more spiritual realms, but they can have other interpretations as well.
This article focuses on some of the most commonly dreamt of birds and their symbolic meanings in the word of dream interpretation.
White Dove :- The white dove is well known as a symbol of peace, or as a symbol of the Holy Spirit in the Christian religion.
Dreaming of a pair of doves can signal a yearning or a desire for love and companionship.
Mourning Dove :-In many cultures dreaming of a mourning dove is thought of as a bad omen.
This is particularly true if the mourning dove is seen in an unusual situation, such as sitting on a bed or suddenly appearing out of nowhere.
Many people think dreaming of a mourning dove foretells the death of a family member or close friend.
Eagle :-Eagles can be both good symbols and bad.
For instance, the eagle is seen as a symbol of pride, which is one of the seven deadly sins, but also as a symbol of virtue, with is one of the cardinal virtues.
The eagle can also symbolize faith, understanding, healing and flight.
The Native Americans often pictured the Great Spirit as a soaring eagle, and dreaming of an eagle carries spiritual significance for many Native Americans.
Goose:-The goose in a dream is often a symbol of loyalty and fidelity.
Nightingale:-The nightingale is often seen as a symbol of pain and yearning, or a desire to reach for the unattainable.
Ostrich:-The classic picture of the ostrich is of it burying its head in the sand, and dreaming of an ostrich could mean you are hiding from unpleasant facts, or trying to avoid and unpleasant but necessary situation.
Owl:-The owl is most often thought of as a symbol for wisdom and knowledge.
Peacock:-The peacock is often thought to symbolize vanity.
Raven:-The raven is often seen as a symbol of intelligence, but the presence of a raven in a dream can indicate the knowledge of things we would prefer not to know.
Stork:-The stork is generally seen in western cultures as a symbol of babies and new birth.
Swan:-The swan is often used to symbolize transformation, as well as loyalty and fidelity.
Vulture:-Dreams involving vultures are often feared as predicting an impending death, or that someone in the family is gravely ill.
The Egg:-The egg is the universal symbol for beginnings and new life.
In Christianity, the egg is sometimes used as a symbol or metaphor for resurrection and renewal.
Dreams about birds are some of the most interesting dreams to interpret.
When interpreting your own dreams about birds, do not limit yourself to the interpretations presented in this article.
Dreams are as unique and individual as the people who dream them, and their meanings are deeply personal as well.
Dreams about birds can also include flying and soaring.
Flying and soaring in a dream is often a joyful and uplifting experience, and flying dreams are favorite among dreamers all over the world.
Flying in your dream can mean many things, including a sense of accomplishment and power, or the feeling that you are able to rise above the petty issues of the day and soar to the heavens.
Bird dreams often symbolize a desire to reach beyond the earth and touch the more spiritual realms, but they can have other interpretations as well.
This article focuses on some of the most commonly dreamt of birds and their symbolic meanings in the word of dream interpretation.
White Dove :- The white dove is well known as a symbol of peace, or as a symbol of the Holy Spirit in the Christian religion.
Dreaming of a pair of doves can signal a yearning or a desire for love and companionship.
Mourning Dove :-In many cultures dreaming of a mourning dove is thought of as a bad omen.
This is particularly true if the mourning dove is seen in an unusual situation, such as sitting on a bed or suddenly appearing out of nowhere.
Many people think dreaming of a mourning dove foretells the death of a family member or close friend.
Eagle :-Eagles can be both good symbols and bad.
For instance, the eagle is seen as a symbol of pride, which is one of the seven deadly sins, but also as a symbol of virtue, with is one of the cardinal virtues.
The eagle can also symbolize faith, understanding, healing and flight.
The Native Americans often pictured the Great Spirit as a soaring eagle, and dreaming of an eagle carries spiritual significance for many Native Americans.
Goose:-The goose in a dream is often a symbol of loyalty and fidelity.
Nightingale:-The nightingale is often seen as a symbol of pain and yearning, or a desire to reach for the unattainable.
Ostrich:-The classic picture of the ostrich is of it burying its head in the sand, and dreaming of an ostrich could mean you are hiding from unpleasant facts, or trying to avoid and unpleasant but necessary situation.
Owl:-The owl is most often thought of as a symbol for wisdom and knowledge.
Peacock:-The peacock is often thought to symbolize vanity.
Raven:-The raven is often seen as a symbol of intelligence, but the presence of a raven in a dream can indicate the knowledge of things we would prefer not to know.
Stork:-The stork is generally seen in western cultures as a symbol of babies and new birth.
Swan:-The swan is often used to symbolize transformation, as well as loyalty and fidelity.
Vulture:-Dreams involving vultures are often feared as predicting an impending death, or that someone in the family is gravely ill.
The Egg:-The egg is the universal symbol for beginnings and new life.
In Christianity, the egg is sometimes used as a symbol or metaphor for resurrection and renewal.
Dreams about birds are some of the most interesting dreams to interpret.
When interpreting your own dreams about birds, do not limit yourself to the interpretations presented in this article.
Dreams are as unique and individual as the people who dream them, and their meanings are deeply personal as well.
Dreams about birds can also include flying and soaring.
Flying and soaring in a dream is often a joyful and uplifting experience, and flying dreams are favorite among dreamers all over the world.
Flying in your dream can mean many things, including a sense of accomplishment and power, or the feeling that you are able to rise above the petty issues of the day and soar to the heavens.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Dream Interpretation and Analysis
There are so many different dream interpretation methods everywhere that those who ignore the truth about the meaning of dreams follow them, without understanding that they are being mislead by mere opinions.
On the other hand, most people believe that we cannot really understand the meaning of dreams. This is why they are not so demanding when looking for dream interpretations. They don’t expect to be able to solve all the problems of their lives or to receive trustful guidance.
However, the truth is that the meaning of our dreams is very important. When scientifically analyzed, our dreams provide us with complete psychotherapy and safe guidance.
I looked for the real meaning of dreams many years ago because I was very depressed. Since I had no money for following psychotherapy with a psychotherapist at that time, I started looking for a solution by reading many psychology books.
I was very intelligent, and an excellent student. I read everything concerning the meaning of dreams according to many different scientific methods, following all them for a certain period of time.
I then decided to follow only Carl Jung’s method because it was the only one that worked in all cases. Other methods seemed to be ideal only for certain types of dreams, but were totally helpless for translating complex dream scenes.
I never had the intention of becoming a psychologist or psychiatrist. I was a literature writer who had a great talent. It seemed so obvious that some day I would become a known literary writer!
However, I had to leave my country (Brazil), due to its financial and social problems when I was still very young. I decided to live in Greece where I have many relatives because my parents are Greek. Therefore, I lost the Portuguese language I knew so well. I didn’t feel comfortable with the complicated Greek language, and I stopped writing poetry.
Many years later I analyzed the symbolic meaning of my own literary works. I discovered that I could understand the meaning of dreams much better than Jung. This happened because I used to write inspired by the unconscious mind that produces our dreams and gives us also artistic talents or a religious inclination.
I found sound mental health, and I helped many other people by translating their dreams for them, and providing psychotherapy.
The unconscious mind is a psychiatrist who knows everything about everyone’s mental condition. I only had to follow its guidance in order to help everyone solve the most difficult psychological problems. I was able to cure mental illnesses that are thought to be incurable.
I was obliged to follow this route due to my success on scientific dream interpretation and the comprehension that I had the moral obligation to help everyone with this precious knowledge. The unconscious mind was constantly encouraging me, and demanding from me solutions for more difficult problems.
My story proves that dreams are very important, and that only the scientific method of dream interpretation really translates their meaning. You should take advantage of this information, and find real solutions to all problems
On the other hand, most people believe that we cannot really understand the meaning of dreams. This is why they are not so demanding when looking for dream interpretations. They don’t expect to be able to solve all the problems of their lives or to receive trustful guidance.
However, the truth is that the meaning of our dreams is very important. When scientifically analyzed, our dreams provide us with complete psychotherapy and safe guidance.
I looked for the real meaning of dreams many years ago because I was very depressed. Since I had no money for following psychotherapy with a psychotherapist at that time, I started looking for a solution by reading many psychology books.
I was very intelligent, and an excellent student. I read everything concerning the meaning of dreams according to many different scientific methods, following all them for a certain period of time.
I then decided to follow only Carl Jung’s method because it was the only one that worked in all cases. Other methods seemed to be ideal only for certain types of dreams, but were totally helpless for translating complex dream scenes.
I never had the intention of becoming a psychologist or psychiatrist. I was a literature writer who had a great talent. It seemed so obvious that some day I would become a known literary writer!
However, I had to leave my country (Brazil), due to its financial and social problems when I was still very young. I decided to live in Greece where I have many relatives because my parents are Greek. Therefore, I lost the Portuguese language I knew so well. I didn’t feel comfortable with the complicated Greek language, and I stopped writing poetry.
Many years later I analyzed the symbolic meaning of my own literary works. I discovered that I could understand the meaning of dreams much better than Jung. This happened because I used to write inspired by the unconscious mind that produces our dreams and gives us also artistic talents or a religious inclination.
I found sound mental health, and I helped many other people by translating their dreams for them, and providing psychotherapy.
The unconscious mind is a psychiatrist who knows everything about everyone’s mental condition. I only had to follow its guidance in order to help everyone solve the most difficult psychological problems. I was able to cure mental illnesses that are thought to be incurable.
I was obliged to follow this route due to my success on scientific dream interpretation and the comprehension that I had the moral obligation to help everyone with this precious knowledge. The unconscious mind was constantly encouraging me, and demanding from me solutions for more difficult problems.
My story proves that dreams are very important, and that only the scientific method of dream interpretation really translates their meaning. You should take advantage of this information, and find real solutions to all problems
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Dreamcatchers!
Dreamcatchers!
12 Sep, 2010 0000hrs IST
Dream catchers Scary but true! There are those who claim to be able
to enter our dreams and manage them. Anuradha Varma meets some dream
creators Can you enter a person's dream? In Inception, actor Leonardo
di Caprio, who plays an industrial spy, steals secrets when his
victims are asleep by penetrating their dreams. The dream snatcher can
even sow the seed of inception for an idea. While the movie's fiction,
it may be grounded in fact. The New Scientist reports, "In the movie,
the dream-snatchers use a drug called somnacin and a dream machine to
upload a scenario into someone's sleeping mind. This fictional dream
machine is called a Portable Automated Somnacin IntraVenous device.
A device does already exist that can effectively read someone's mind. A
functional MRI scanner takes snapshots of brain activity, and then the
software recreates images of what the subject was looking at. The
researchers say it has the potential one day to be able to record
someone's dream." It reveals that dreams occur in both rapid-eye
movement (REM) sleep, and non-REM sleep. However, while sceptics
abound, believers back up the theory. Mystic and tarot reader Veenu
Sandal believes she can cure people through their dreams, using the
technique of telementation, beaming out thoughts to positively
influence them. She says, "All thoughts and experiences are stored in
a person's brain. It's like watching television. Sometimes, the person
wakes up and I have to start all over again. It's an invasion of
privacy and I do it only with permission." Entering another's dream
can have interesting results. Recalls Veenu, "A man passed a park
three days ago and saw a couple getting romantic. In his dream, I saw
him embark upon an affair with a colleague." She gets best results
between 1 am and 2 am. Healer and psychic Venugopalan, aka Maitreya,
believes free will plays an important role and an individual can
reject a forced scenario if he wishes, even while dreaming.
Transferring thoughts into a person's mind is about connecting, even
fusing with the other's energy. He says, "If you go deep into a
person's dream, you can program his thoughts." Even Goa-based healer
Patrick Sanfrancesco related, during a talk, how he wove a dream about
cops busting a club, after the parents complained that their son was
turning a compulsive gambler. After three nights of this, the young
man stayed home! Controlling dreams isn't a new trend. In fact,
Tibetan Buddhists use dream yoga to get nearer to the Absolute,
through lucid dreaming, by comparing the illusion to the transitory
nature of life. In a lucid dream, a term coined by Dutch psychiatrist
Frederik van Eeden, one is aware that one is dreaming. In his
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research, published in 1913,
he describes his experiments with dreams. He writes, "I dreamt that I
was lying in the garden before the windows of my study, and saw the
eyes of my dog through the glass pane. I was lying on my chest and
observing the dog very keenly. At the same time, I knew with perfect
certainty that I was dreaming and lying on my back in my bed. And then
I resolved to wake up slowly and carefully and observe how my
sensation of lying on my chest would change into the sensation of
lying on my back." Dream researcher and psychologist at Harvard
University, Deirdre Barrett has recommended, "You can tell yourself at
bedtime that you want to dream on a particular topic — that you want
to be lucid in your dream, realise you're dreaming. People who have
had bad nightmares may want to script a different outcome, a kind of
mastery dream to replace the nightmares." Enjoy more power over your
dreams!
Article taken from times of india:-timesofindia.indiatimes.com/
12 Sep, 2010 0000hrs IST
Dream catchers Scary but true! There are those who claim to be able
to enter our dreams and manage them. Anuradha Varma meets some dream
creators Can you enter a person's dream? In Inception, actor Leonardo
di Caprio, who plays an industrial spy, steals secrets when his
victims are asleep by penetrating their dreams. The dream snatcher can
even sow the seed of inception for an idea. While the movie's fiction,
it may be grounded in fact. The New Scientist reports, "In the movie,
the dream-snatchers use a drug called somnacin and a dream machine to
upload a scenario into someone's sleeping mind. This fictional dream
machine is called a Portable Automated Somnacin IntraVenous device.
A device does already exist that can effectively read someone's mind. A
functional MRI scanner takes snapshots of brain activity, and then the
software recreates images of what the subject was looking at. The
researchers say it has the potential one day to be able to record
someone's dream." It reveals that dreams occur in both rapid-eye
movement (REM) sleep, and non-REM sleep. However, while sceptics
abound, believers back up the theory. Mystic and tarot reader Veenu
Sandal believes she can cure people through their dreams, using the
technique of telementation, beaming out thoughts to positively
influence them. She says, "All thoughts and experiences are stored in
a person's brain. It's like watching television. Sometimes, the person
wakes up and I have to start all over again. It's an invasion of
privacy and I do it only with permission." Entering another's dream
can have interesting results. Recalls Veenu, "A man passed a park
three days ago and saw a couple getting romantic. In his dream, I saw
him embark upon an affair with a colleague." She gets best results
between 1 am and 2 am. Healer and psychic Venugopalan, aka Maitreya,
believes free will plays an important role and an individual can
reject a forced scenario if he wishes, even while dreaming.
Transferring thoughts into a person's mind is about connecting, even
fusing with the other's energy. He says, "If you go deep into a
person's dream, you can program his thoughts." Even Goa-based healer
Patrick Sanfrancesco related, during a talk, how he wove a dream about
cops busting a club, after the parents complained that their son was
turning a compulsive gambler. After three nights of this, the young
man stayed home! Controlling dreams isn't a new trend. In fact,
Tibetan Buddhists use dream yoga to get nearer to the Absolute,
through lucid dreaming, by comparing the illusion to the transitory
nature of life. In a lucid dream, a term coined by Dutch psychiatrist
Frederik van Eeden, one is aware that one is dreaming. In his
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research, published in 1913,
he describes his experiments with dreams. He writes, "I dreamt that I
was lying in the garden before the windows of my study, and saw the
eyes of my dog through the glass pane. I was lying on my chest and
observing the dog very keenly. At the same time, I knew with perfect
certainty that I was dreaming and lying on my back in my bed. And then
I resolved to wake up slowly and carefully and observe how my
sensation of lying on my chest would change into the sensation of
lying on my back." Dream researcher and psychologist at Harvard
University, Deirdre Barrett has recommended, "You can tell yourself at
bedtime that you want to dream on a particular topic — that you want
to be lucid in your dream, realise you're dreaming. People who have
had bad nightmares may want to script a different outcome, a kind of
mastery dream to replace the nightmares." Enjoy more power over your
dreams!
Article taken from times of india:-timesofindia.indiatimes.com/
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Saturday, September 11, 2010
Dreaming of fame or celebrity
Dreaming of fame or celebrity
To dream of an encounter with a celebrity, may mean that soon receive an interesting offer. Experience positive changes in your life. There is a possibility that that will fulfill a personal goal. Celebrities represent our cultural heroes, and dream with them may mean that you are prepared to join them. If you dream that you are famous, it means that your ambitions are beyond their reach. If you dream that a friend or lover becomes famous, it means that fears losing the friendship and loyalty of that person.
To dream of an encounter with a celebrity, may mean that soon receive an interesting offer. Experience positive changes in your life. There is a possibility that that will fulfill a personal goal. Celebrities represent our cultural heroes, and dream with them may mean that you are prepared to join them. If you dream that you are famous, it means that your ambitions are beyond their reach. If you dream that a friend or lover becomes famous, it means that fears losing the friendship and loyalty of that person.
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