An analysis of dreams

An analysis of dreams

Why do we dream what we dream? How much do dreams tell about us? Is a dream a mirror of our true inside? Well, these are interesting question and probably everyone asked himself at least once questions like these. However, if a dream show who I really am, you probably wouldn’t like to meet you. And I assume I wouldn’t like to meet you either, my friend! Or should I be more specific and say, my friend, the assassin, or my friend, the bank robber? Though, there must be a reason for our dreams. I heard, that scientist have the opinion that our brain processes thinks for which we haven’t had time enough for the day. Of course these “things” are as different as black and white. If I go to an antique mall and see a beautiful vase, but decide soon after to look at something my sister wanted to show me, this vase may come back in my dream. If I had a car accident that included maybe even a death, this accident may come back in several dream, until my brain is done with it. In the worst cases that could mean forever. It would take forever to explain the whole structure of our dreams, but there are still some other exciting points, that come in my head when I think about dreams. If we follow the theory that a brain processes things, it didn’t have time for, does it just processes material things or also actions, that happened in my mind? Of course, the vase would stand for a material object. If I go to a church and listen to the speech of a preacher, making thoughts by my one how to interpret it and how this affects me, this would be a non-material aspect. In my opinion we deal with both when we sleep. According to this there are two things that create a dream. The first things are objects we saw, noises we heard, food we tasted and odors we smelled. In the other part it deals with the non-material complexions. Therefore it takes our actions, and sometimes other objects have to be added to deal with our problems, our worries, our thoughts, but also our happy moments. This second part is probably the most exciting one for all of us and may show us things we weren’t aware that we have them. “Why do we not think about them while we are awake?”, may ask some of you. Well, there are some reasons. Either the time is missing, the thoughts would destroy ourselves because they are such too horrible or we are just too rational in the awakened state. This means that there are things that are so abnormal and abstract that we wouldn’t even get the idea to do this. In the Middle Ages this might have been to speak against a noble man. Today it might be running naked through the city.

So don’t be scared when you murder someone. It doesn’t instantly mean you’re a murder. This could be a point of the non-materialistic part of your dream and mean, that you want to take action, be more active, what could include just to say more. Every dream is an individualistic mixture of materialistic and non-materialistic motives. The true masterpiece is to identify what falls in which category.