There are 3 types of dreams. Type 1 is simply going over the days events, your struggles, your hopes and dreams, evaluating your situation, assessing your fears and figuring out your next move. Type 2 are communication dreams, in the alpha brain wave state people can communicate from long distances as the brain waves are much lower in frequency and simple making it easier to understand. The third type of dream is recall. We are able to remember things we have long forgotten or repressed, one can even remember past lives and circumstances experienced. Recall is very rare, communications happen almost nightly but usually just a brief connection usually to someone thinking of you at that moment. But each night we mostly just go over the days events and there is a very defining language which is almost universally used and understood despite where you come from or how old you are, one can know exactly what your dream means with just a little training.
So today I'm going to go over some of the most common types of dreams and this will help you assess your own dreams. One of the more common dreams are the (flying) dream. This can manifest as jumping very high, the language is set so that they are many people around you and you are showing off your skill of flying or jumping extremely high, no one else can do this but you, you are special in this regard and are admired for it. This dream is regarding your "confidence" in your wakeful state. You are proud of your skills and ability and others admire you for it. These dreams will accompany metaphors explaining what exactly you are so confident about as well.
But rather than explain all the details about each dream metaphor I'll just write a clearly defined list which you wont see anywhere else, not in any book, not on any website. This information came from decades of dream study and you can trust what I tell you. Don't let books and web sites confuse the subject, in reality very few people fully understand dream analogy.
(fire) = "Passion"
(Teeth falling out) = "Depends on which ones. The molars are things which should be secure in your life, like death of someone you need or relationship falling apart, the front teeth are for things which people see first, more superficial things but still things you depend on."
(Water) = "These are your emotions, are the waters still? Not likely, they are more likely crashing waves which you may feel like you are drowning in."
(Sex/hugging/kissing/genitals) = This can be complex -"Sexual intercourse for young men is quite common and if you climax this is your body telling you that you are of age and need to start spreading your seed, it is a biological program. For women it means you have found a stable secure relationship with someone and should now begin nesting. Older men who have completed the nesting process and their wives no longer want sex like they once did will have sex dreams where they cannot climax no matter how hard they try. This means 'sexual frustration.' If you know your partner the dream is about them, if not the dream is simply saying this is about 'sex' in general terms which is most common. Often times the message isn't about sex, if you are not having intercourse then it isn't about sex. For example a penis for a man is a representation for the ego. If you see a penis in a dream it will be accompanied by someone you know. What do they do with the penis tells you what about the ego. You stroking their penis means you are massaging their ego in normal life. If they put a condom on this would mean they are protecting their ego in life. Kissing means romantic infatuation, hugging means true love. Or just general nakedness means you feel vulnerable in a particular place. Could be at school, work, or with someone.
(Darkness) = "Means you lack knowledge, you don't know about something you feel like you should."
(Brilliant light) = "Means great knowledge, sometimes this can be accompanied by an explosion of sorts which would then represent powerful knowledge, it is the amount of knowledge and the value of it represented."
(Running from something scary) = "This means what you would probably think it means, you are struggling with something that you can't stop, and you know it will never go away."
And there are thousands more metaphors but understanding the way the mind works helps unlock the meanings and if you can understand why the brain uses this language then you can learn to interpret your own dreams and remember that what we feel in the dream is also a part of its meaning, though the experience may have nothing to do with the meaning as well, this is something that requires some pondering.
But then there are many dreams which don't use any such dream language at all, These are typically your recall dreams, I have worked with people struggling to understand their meaning only to find out it is a past life memory or even an alien abduction, or a traumatic time in their childhood coming through.
Communication dreams often have a different subtext and thus use dream language to communicate sentences and feelings to others during their sleep. I think we all know when someone is thinking of us. I've had a guy I've never met in person, but one who I have spoken to on the internet tell me they had a dream about me and tells me in detail exactly what I had done while on vacation the week before which nobody could have known, I never posted anything. But he didn't know where I was exactly just described all the buildings and people and circumstances each day I was there. We really are all connected on a deep level whether we like it or not.
Hope some of this helps, if you have any further questions I'd be happy to help, just post your questions in the comments section and I'll get back to you.
By epic_express 2018