Interpretation of dreams. Dream Interpretation - interpretation of dreams. Personal interpretation of sleep

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I propose not to explain, in the traditional sense, not to analyze dreams, but to interpret
them, just as people have done and have done for thousands of years all over the world. The interpretation of dreams has always and everywhere been considered an art, that is, creativity that is inexplicable. By the way,
“to interpret” according to V. Dahl’s dictionary means “to draw one’s guesses and conclusions.”

Of course, dreams are different. There are some that there is nothing to think about. Others, rare, however, remain etched in your memory for the rest of your life. And here I would like to express simple signs by which we can sort our dreams, separating the wheat from the chaff. And highlight within the dream itself, what to pay attention to, what specific feature is worth thinking about and deciphering. For twenty years I have been busy with my own dreams and those of others.
Not by psychology, not by analyzing sleepy dreams, but by thinking about them, as one thinks about a painting by a great master, a parable of a sage, or an excerpt from the Holy Book. And I am deeply convinced that dreams should be interpreted.

There are dreams that literally come true. These are prophetic dreams. Both prophetic and prophetic dreams are rare. Most often, you don’t dream anything at all, as many people believe, because they don’t remember their dreams. In fact, everyone has dreams every night. And when we wake up, we simply don’t remember these dreams. It’s an amazing thing, once you start interpreting dreams, how
there are more of them, their content changes. Visions bloom with colors and sounds, smells and even taste, although the sensation of taste in dreams is very rare, since this
means the threshold of a very big life resolution.

After the dream has been isolated from other dreams for interpretation, it is necessary to substitute the corresponding signs from the dream book for all the main features of the dream, and begin writing through reflection. There are no rules here, as in any creative endeavor. There is only technology, reception
and experience. For example, it is advisable to avoid common sense when thinking about a dream, because a dream has a different logic, an artistic one, the logic of the truth of art, which is very different from the logic of the truth of life. To win in a dream, you have to give in.

According to all dream books, dreams can also be interpreted depending on what day of the week they were dreamed on, what day, month or what day of the lunar calendar. So, dreams on Sunday come true before lunch. And dreams on Friday are most endowed with prophetic meaning. Dreams on Saturday are very serious. And on Thursday, they are more concerned with business and relations with superiors.

It is clear that the same dream content can relate to both family life and
to relations with friends, and to business affairs. Dreams can come true soon or after some time. If our physiology is somehow connected with the phases of the moon, perhaps dreams, to some extent, can be in tune with terrestrial and extraterrestrial rhythms.

Action in a dream and its meaning in the Dream Interpretation is the most important description of the structure of the dream kingdom directly, often bypassing the deep layers of metaphor of language and the magic of culture. In action, the signs are much more direct, more literal in a dream. Actions are our aspirations, vanity in reality. So, up is always good, and down is always bad. The right side is better than the left when turning. Or better yet, walk or drive straight ahead. And just as in reality it is better to measure seven times before cutting, so in a dream this must be understood and realized. Being present is always better than participating. Another thing is that the dream charmer uses a lot of inversions, or simply that the meaning of an action in a dream is often the opposite of the meaning of this action in reality. Yes - often leads to trouble. Isn’t this where the expression in reality comes from: “I’ve eaten enough crap” - this is about bad deeds or company; or - thank you, I'm already fed up with this matter. Crying is
to joy. And if you rejoice greatly, you will cry, especially if you want to laugh. No wonder there is a saying that laughter leads to tears. Kisses - to betrayal, enmity. And if you kill someone, it’s the end of things...

Another thing is that the shapeshifter is so hidden that sometimes instead of the reverse meaning of an action in a dream, the dream uses the direct one. How to distinguish? It's difficult to give a recipe. If the reader decides to interpret dreams, he will soon feel for himself where the opposite meaning is and where the direct meaning is. For example, dancing in a dream means illness. They say - you will dance with me, or - you will sing with me! However, if you are dancing alone, there is no one around and the music is very good - this can mean the dance of fate, the future course of the most important matters.

In the development of its action, a dream follows a very strict logic, which is closest to the so-called logic of art, the motivation of a plot twist, development in a novel or in a story, a play, but not life. Common sense logic, which is based on our usual formal logic of reasoning, is rarely used in dreams. The dream is a paradoxist and loves unusual turns based on the literalness of metaphors... Let's say, “incinerated with a glance,” we say in life; in a dream we will see a coal or a pile of ashes. Or - he “blazed with anger,” and in a dream we see flames. One of the reasons for this “literalism” is
in the equality of sign and object in dreams, equal to the weight of the Name and the Thing. Therefore, our words in a dream become a spell. Each of us in a dream is an omnipotent magician, and as soon as we utter a wish, it will immediately come true, literally... Another thing is that in a dream we do not remember ourselves and therefore it is not easy for us to express a desire. That’s why they sometimes say, like in a dream, that everything happened, because we can’t so easily get rid of the mechanicalness of a doll.
in a dream. But if this suddenly succeeds, if a person remembers that he is sleeping and having a dream, he will easily test the magical power of any word that he can pronounce loudly
in the kingdom of Hypnos.

The senses make up the general atmosphere of sleep and color dreams in one or another emotional shade. This “sensational” tone usually reflects the quality of waking relationships with people, affairs, and fate; embodiments in smells and sounds; real events of the day. So, about a bad situation they say that it “smelled like something was fried”... Or about a seductive woman they will say that she is a “tasty morsel.” All these daytime metaphors become literal in dreams. Fortunately, in dreams they usually “feast on the gaze”... Isn’t that where the expression comes from: “he devoured her with his eyes”; meaning a woman or some beloved thing. In dreams there can also be direct, ordinary our feelings from everything that happens, without any encryption. Our literal sensations in a dream must also be believed literally. This means that, despite the troubles or dangers in a dream and in interpretation, nothing threatens the sleeping person with his vision. And no troubles are foreseen. The senses are surprisingly unequally represented in dreams. Of course, we see most with our eyes. We hear less. We smell it very rarely. We also rarely touch. And very rarely - we feel and remember the taste. It is curious that in all the books in which one way or another a description of the afterlife and astral world is given, spirits taste only by looking or inhaling the aroma. There is no taste. Also rarely - touch. Probably, taste is most strongly connected with our bodily essence, that is, with events in this world. It is not without reason that a clear, distinct sensation of taste in a dream foreshadows a very serious crisis and its resolution in the near future. They say about life or the circumstances of life that a “bad taste” has appeared in them... Smells in a dream are more of a relational nature: quarrel, friendship, love, bad or good in the sense of passions associated with some business or position. After all, it’s not for nothing that in reality we say about an unreliable business that it “smells bad,” using a direct metaphor from dreams. And we are all attracted by the “smell of distant travels.”

It is best if the Sun is shining in a dream and the sky is clear. The more light, the better: even if the lighting is scary with its brilliance, don’t be scared. It’s very good when in such an incredible dream a thunderclap sounds from the clear sky. The view should extend where
no matter what the eye looks, it’s beautiful. Beauty in a dream is a guarantee of good luck in reality. Those who have beautiful dreams cannot suffer during the day. If a light breeze blows in a dream, then let it not be strong, and let the air itself be transparent. Let the sea or ocean stretch before your eyes, calm, with clear, clean water. Let there be beautiful palaces or castles, gardens in the distance. It’s good if there is a clear spring flowing in the green grass, or a stream running. Let there be a fountain in the garden, let the paths be sandy. Let the sun shine in one direction,
and on the other side bright stars are burning. The clouds should be very light. It’s good when there is a beautiful church or monastery nearby. All colors in a dream should be bright,
Let the rays of light shine in the sky.

Living beings in dreams represent our sensual, emotional part of life. So, wild animals are enemies and a sign of enmity. Animals in the zoo - excitement. A rat is a danger; hunting means anxiety. Thieves are disappointments. In a word, living beings, especially the animal world, mean different states of our soul and attitude to reality,
as well as to other people, when all this is colored by feeling, emotion. Living creatures in a dream
– this is our path, events, the course of affairs in reality. So, if in reality, say, things have reached a dead end, then in a dream we will be met by a figure blocking us. This figure embodies the sign of events.
And if this sign is unraveled, the door will open, a way out of the stupid situation will be revealed in reality: the creature serves as the gatekeeper of the fateful door, either as a sign of the path, or as the path itself, as an opportunity. So, a butterfly, for example, is a date, and a grazing herd is wealth. It’s not for nothing that in reality they tell fortunes by birds, and a black cat crossing the road means bad luck. How we deal with this figure encountered in a dream, how we manage to unravel its meaning, is how it will turn out in reality. And the biting thoughts-flies, and the evil swarm of worries - everything will disappear. It’s not for nothing that in reality we “drive” worries away from ourselves, sometimes we “trample down” our feelings, and our hopes “melt away”. In the realm of dreams, all this happens literally. There are also direct meanings: a dog is a friend, a cat is an enemy or a secret enemy (depending on the suit). Of course, some creatures can literally appear to us in dreams, for example, a fairy or a devil in his own guise. The power of these images generated by the collective consciousness can be so great that they can cure the patient. They can give you something. So, when you meet them in a dream, try
ask them for a gift. If you are asked what gift you want, don’t hesitate: “What kind of gift will you give?” you must answer. Because we ourselves rarely know what exactly we want,
and even less often do we know what we really need from what we want. So it's easier to trust.

The dream book “What do you dream about...” includes interpretations of dreams on more than 4,500 different topics, and each of them is additionally interpreted by generally recognized authorities: at your service are the dream books of the famous French astrologer and soothsayer Nostradamus, the American psychologist Gustav Hindman Miller, the Bulgarian soothsayer Vanga , Russian astrologer and occultist Evgeniy Tsvetkov, American psychologist David Loff, Russian medium "Madame Josse", Italian philosopher and psychologist Antonio Meneghetti, Russian mystic and philosopher Elena Anopova, Austrian psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, as well as interpretations in English, Assyrian, Gypsy and even the so-called “Modern Dream Book.”

For your convenience, dream interpretations are systematized by topic in the form of a dream catalog. To find the section you need, use the alphabetical index or search the site...

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The total number of interpretations of dreams in this dream book reaches 100,000. It would probably be a mistake on our part to pay too close attention to night dreams and always take what we see in a dream as a guide to action, but it still happens that our consciousness tries to warn us during sleep about something very important...

The importance of sleep for a person, in terms of his physiology, can hardly be overestimated. People sleep about a third of their biological time. In terms of a year, if you take the average duration of night rest, you get 365 days x 8 hours = 2920 hours of sleep. The hours spent sleeping serve for rest, restoration of strength, and “recharging” of all human organs and mainly the brain. But during sleep, a person does not “switch off” from life - our mental activity does not stop at night, although it proceeds differently, differently than during the day, mostly “unconsciously.”

Dreams have always evoked awe; they were considered a divine gift sent to man for guidance and help in life. But the world of dreams, so different from the usual, earthly one, not only attracts, but also frightens with its unusual pictures. In a dream, space has no boundaries. Time behaves differently there, it is as if it does not exist, in any case, it has no power over us: in a short moment we see so many events in a dream that in reality they would last for several hours, days or even years. In a dream, we receive and perceive a huge amount of information, and at a speed incredible for other times - when we are awake.

It may very well be that in a dream some mysterious doors open before us, connecting the physical world with other, non-material worlds. A dream puts us in a state where we can enter these doors and find ourselves in another world, which is perceived as a dream. Thus, any person at the level of the unconscious has access to any plane of existence of our multidimensional Universe, which once again testifies to the involvement of each of us in everything, the unity of everything with everything.

Dreams are signs sent to us by life. They come in the form of symbolic images, inexplicably arising in the depths of the subconscious and developing according to some of their own laws. Some of them disappear without a trace, while others float to the surface of consciousness, remaining in memory and requiring decoding in order to serve us well. But whatever the nature of the dream, the fact remains: sometimes through dreams we receive unique messages that, if we understand them, lift the veil of the future, help us take a fresh look at many life situations and even change what previously seemed inevitable.

Dreams allow us to penetrate into our inner world and better understand ourselves, help us find answers to the most difficult questions or solve pressing problems. Dreams can become our allies if we try to understand what they are trying to convey to our consciousness. But dreams are a little-studied, although extremely interesting, area of ​​the human psyche. It is quite natural that people have long tried to combine fragmentary knowledge about the “Kingdom of Morpheus” in dream books - collections of dream interpretations.

The earliest known to science, and also one of the most famous dream books, was written in the 2nd century AD by the ancient Greek philosopher Artemidorus. Numerous subsequent books on dreams were based on it in one way or another. The second most famous dream book, perhaps, should be considered Sigmund Freud’s book “The Interpretation of Dreams,” which was published at the beginning of the 20th century. In it, the author made the first attempt to explain dreams from a scientific point of view.

Dream book of Azar.
The art of dream interpretation dates back to the biblical era, and the impetus for the development of dream interpretation was essentially given by Joseph, who correctly deciphered the symbols of Pharaoh’s dream, giving him a not very joyful, but very correct forecast.

Assyrian dream book.
It is based on the most ancient dream book of the Assyrian people, written on clay tablets BC. The ancient texts have reached us in poor condition, so this dream book partly consists of a translation by A. Oppenheim, and is partly compiled on the basis of the book “Dream Book: Interpretations of Dreams from Artemidorus to Miller.”

Vanga's dream book.
The famous blind seer Vanga made many of her prophecies based on visions and dreams, in which she saw pictures of the present and the future. The dream book does not contain a large number of definitions, but it is very detailed and examines the symbols in the context of the overall plot of the dream.

Kopalinsky's dream book.
Vladislav Kopalinsky devoted many years to studying the symbolism of various spheres of our life. In 1990, his book “Dictionary of Symbols” was published, on the basis of which the unusual and polysemantic “Kopalinsky’s Dream Book” was compiled.

Culinary dream book.
Perhaps one of the most extraordinary dream books, all the concepts in which are borrowed from cooking.

Dream book of Yuri Longo.
One of the few dream books where the esoteric component is combined with the position of official psychology. The author of the dream book, Yuri Andreevich Longo, is a white magician, healer and psychologist, widely known in Russia and abroad.

Dream book of David Loff.
It differs from others in its exclusively individual approach to the interpretation of dreams; when interpreting, it relies on life circumstances, the past, gender and even the character of a person.

Lunar dream book.
A unique dream book that offers to interpret dreams and calculate the percentage of their fulfillment based on the lunar phases.

Love dream book.
If you are concerned about your relationship with your loved one and want to find out what the future holds for both of you, then “Love Dream Book” is the book that will help you with this. All definitions from this dream book are somehow related to the sphere of love relationships.

Miller's Dream Book.
The most popular and voluminous dream book of all existing ones. The variety of concepts allows us to analyze each dream in more detail, predict the future and understand aspects of the present.

Muslim dream book.
For the most part it is focused on Muslims, reflects the values ​​of their teachings and inner world, but at the same time it contains a number of universal definitions that are also suitable for the European consciousness.

Dream book of Nostradamus.
It was compiled about 500 years ago based on the prophecies of the great 20th century seer Michel Nostradamus, contains a wide range of definitions, and affects many areas of public and personal life.

Dream Interpretation of Simon Canaanite.
The dream book is based on the ancient Greek “Book of Dreams,” which is said to have been used by the Apostle Simon to interpret dreams.

Modern dream book.
A universal dream book, which, in addition to traditional definitions, contains modern concepts that cannot be found in the works of past authors.

Ukrainian dream book.
The author of the dream book is Nikolai Konstantinovich Dmitrenko, who argued that there is a linguistic relationship between dream images and real circumstances. For example, if you see a castle in a dream, get ready for restrictions or even detention (castle).

Freud's Dream Book.
Based on the book “The Interpretation of Dreams” by the famous founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud. The author argued that our dreams are a manifestation of secret desires of a sexual nature, therefore Freud’s Dream Book interprets the vast majority of dream symbols from an intimate position.

Dream book of Miss Hasse.
A dream book compiled by the medium Miss Hasse, in which the probability that a dream will come true is calculated based on calendar numbers.

Esoteric dream book.
A dream book for those who, through the interpretation of dreams, strive to find their truly true spiritual path, lift the veil of the mystical secrets of reality, see the future, and come one step closer to understanding the interaction of high matters and the physical world.

Dream book - interpreter of dreams. It helps to decipher the dream, predicts what events or changes in life should be prepared for. The interpretation of a dream depends on the details of the dream and on who dreamed it: a girl, a woman, a guy, a man, etc.

How to use the dream book

Type into the search bar or find by letter the main image of the dream and familiarize yourself with its meaning.

The main image of a dream is a dreamed object, phenomenon or living creature. This is what I remember most about what I dreamed about, or around whom or what the events unfolded.

In addition to the main image, pay attention to the details of the dream. They help to decipher the dream in more detail.

Dreams come true

The fulfillment of a dream depends on the day of the week, the phase of the moon, the lunar day, and the day of the month.

The reality of a dream I had tonight

Sleep from Tuesday to Wednesday

A dream with pleasant images is considered a good sign. It promises joy from successful changes in life and travel. A monotonous dream that could not be remembered in detail indicates the low social activity of the sleeper. Predictions come true on the coming Friday or Saturday.

16th lunar day

Dreams are considered cleansing: together with the pictures lived in a dream, the sleeper gets rid of negative energy. They promise a quick recovery for the sick, and for physically healthy people a reduction in internal tension, relief from fears and grievances.

Waning moon

A dream on the waning moon belongs to the category of cleansing: it indicates that it will soon lose value in real life. Only dreams with negative content come true: they carry a good meaning.

June 19

A dream may indicate quarrels and disagreements that will soon occur in communication with loved ones. There is no need to worry about such dreams: they will not come true soon and give the dreamer the right to change the situation for the better.

On certain days of the year, one may have prophetic dreams - dreams in which the events exactly occur in reality. The greatest likelihood of seeing such a dream is on New Year's Eve, during the Christmas holidays - between the Nativity of Christ (January 7) and the Epiphany (January 19).

List of dream books

Popular classic dream interpreter. It was compiled by the American psychologist Gustav Miller at the beginning of the 20th century.

It was compiled by the Austrian psychologist Sigmund Freud in 1900. The author identifies three types of dreams: simple dreams - their interpretation is not difficult, reasonable - you need to think about their meaning, and curious - confusing and incomprehensible.

Hasse's Dream Book, Family Dream Book, Dream Book of Dmitry and Nadezhda Zima, Newest Dream Book of G. Ivanov, Spring Dream Book, Summer Dream Book, Autumn Dream Book, Dream Book from A to Z, Dream Book of Simon Kananita, Dream Book of Fedorovskaya, Esoteric Dream Book, Dream Book of a Modern Woman, Dream Book of Azar, Dream book of Evgeniy Tsvetkov, Modern dream book, Eastern dream book, Dream book of Schiller-Shkolnik, Dream book of Catherine the Great, Noble dream book of N. Grishina, Dream book of the Wanderer, Dream book of the healer Akulina, Combined dream book, Pocket dream book, Truthful interpreter of dreams L. Moroz, Ancient dream book, Dream book of Fen -shui, User's Dream Book, Dream Book of A. Vasilyev, Dream Book of the Subconscious, Italian Psychoanalytic Dream Book by A. Roberti, Indian Shamanic Dream Book, Dream Book of the Otavalos Indians, Spiritual Dream Book, Dream Book of Vrublevskaya, Dream Book of the Druids, Dream Book of Kopalinsky, Dream Book of Black Magic, Dream Book of Yogis, Dream Book of Animals , Icelandic dream book, Dream book by Krada Veles, Dream book about plants, Dream book of lucky omens, Folklore dream book, Psychological dream book, Love dream book, Electronic dream book, European dream book, Large online dream book, Jung's dream book, Chaldean dream book, Universal dream book, Rick Dillon's dream book, Dream book of a healer Fedorovskaya, Ladies' Dream Book, Dream Book of Prince Zhou-Gong, Ancient Persian Dream Book of Taflisi, Islamic Dream Book, Everyday Dream Book, Star Dream Book, Modern Dream Book, Creative Dream Book, English Dream Book, Great Dream Book, British Dream Book, Dream Book of Artemidor, Dream Book of O. Adaskina, Dream Nick O. Smurova, Dream Interpretation by V. Melnikov, Astrological Dream Book, Dream Interpreter by S. Karatov, Dream Interpretation by E. Avadyaeva, Dream Interpretation by Nancy Vagaimen, Dream Interpretation by A. Mindell, Christian Dream Book, Explanatory Dream Book, Great Dream Book of Phoebe, Ancient Russian Dream Book, Psychoanalytic Dream Book, Dream Book of the Witch Medea, Stuart Robinson's Dream Book, Home Dream Book, Russian Dream Book, E. Erikson's Dream Book, Jewish Dream Book, Women's Dream Book, Magical Dream Book, Dream Book of Spiritual Seekers, Housewife's Dream Book, Dashka's Dream Book, Cleopatra's Dream Book, Psychotherapeutic Dream Book, Mayan Dream Book, Dream Book of Catchphrases, Male dream book, Italian dream book of Meneghetti, Dream book of Shuvalova, Old Russian dream book, Dream book for women, Dream book of the Pechora healer, Muslim dream book, Explanatory dictionary of dreams, Dream book of the future, Idiomatic dream book, Dream book of the past, Italian psychoanalytic dream book of A. Roberti, Dream book of relationships, Dream book for the whole family, Dream book-horoscope, Online dream book, Universal dream book, American dream book, Morozova's dream book, Dream book of Health, Egyptian dream book of the pharaohs, Vedic dream book of Sivananda, Solomon's dream book, Ancient English dream book, Dream book of symbols, Dream book of lovers, Women's dream book, Lunar dream book, Dream book of Martyn Zadeki, Medieval dream book of Daniel, Russian dream book, Russian dream book, Dream book of the Yellow Emperor, Chinese dream book of Zhou Gong, Dream Interpreter of 1829, Psychoanalytic dream book of V. Samokhvalov, Ancient Persian dream book of Taflisi, Fairy-tale mythological dream book, Assyrian dream book, Dream book of Shereminskaya, Islamic dream book, French dream book, Dream book of Tarot, Dream book of Nostradamus, Dream book for a bitch, Dream book of the 21st century, Slavic dream book, Dream book of Loff, Numerological dream book of Pythagoras, Aesop's dream book, Dream book of Longo, Dream book of Denise Lynn (short), Dream book of Denise Lynn (detailed), Dream Book Veles, New dream book 1918, Erotic dream book by Danilova, Ukrainian dream book, Children's dream book, Gypsy dream book, Culinary dream book, Dream book 2012, ABC of dream interpretation