Your dreams are "written" in your own private vocabulary; that's why their meaning is often unclear and why dream books won't explain your own visionsMoreover, the language of dreams is sensory and visual, whereas the language of daily life is verbal. You need to translate a dream much as you would a foreign language.consultaion fee $220 @
Suspected dream
Dreams are generally what most people suspect and that is an abstract manifestation of the subconsciousness during sleep that is in the form of images and symbols. There are some common associations in most dreams such as people, animals, modes of travel, conflict, as well as shadows, or vague images. Obviously this is but a tiny fraction of what is involved in the whole of the dreams of humanity. As well, cultural and familial associations also must be considered, not to mention each uniquely personal situation occuring in the life of the dreamer. So, there is no hard and fast rule for all dreams, though some basic rules of dream forensics should always be considered.
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