At Interpretadream.com, we believe that a dream has a specific, individual meaning for each dreamer, a meaning unique to a person’s life and situation. Finding the true meaning ofdreamsrequires relating the dream to the person’s recent experiences. The question is not: “What does this dream mean?” The question is: “To what in me or in my life does the dream message refer?” For example, if in real life you were bitten by a dog, when you dream of a dog, it will be a message linked to pain and distress. However, a regular animal lover who dreams of a dog will relate the message to their normal experiences of a dog, namely loyalty and friendship, as a very positive message. Both dream of a dog, but the messages differ according to the person’s experience with a symbol or dream story (the memory association). In that way, a specific dream is unique to a single dreamer.
Interpretadream.com provides you with the tools to do exactly that – find the dream meaning unique to you and only you. Our Do-It-Yourself tools allow you to discover the secrets of the unconscious on your own and our courses provide instruction from dreams expert and author Stase Michaels. Our corporate seminars explain the mechanics of the unconscious and are perfect for research and development teams or individuals requiring effective problem solving tools.
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There are two main schools of thought about the theories of dreams, scientists who think dreams are random firings of brain cells so that dreams are meaningless, and researchers whose work shows that dreams digest feelings and process daily problems via the unconscious. Both theories are very different methods ofdream analyzation.
Finding the true meaning of dreams is related to which dream theory you adopt. A dream is meaningless to those who accept the activation-synthesis, random firing of brain cells school of thought. However, many experts such as Stase Michaels who created the web site Interpretadream.com support the more widely accepted view that dreams are meaningful and useful.