Example: The people watching are saying “Kill her! Kill her! Kill her!” Then someone finds an extra bullet, puts it in the gun and shoots me in the stomach. I wake with my body...
Discover MoreEven if parts of one’s body or face are shown in a dream to be distorted or abnormal, such a dream is not usually referring to the physical body. Our own idea or image of what ...
Discover MoreCarl Jung several times described a technique for using imagination which allowed the spontaneous expression of the unconscious. Jung described active imagination as a putting as...
Discover MoreBorn in Vienna, Austria. Studied medicine, later became a disciple of Freud. Diverged from Freud over the sexual impulse being all important in human behaviour. Adler saw people ...
Discover MoreIn general, babyhood self expression and pleasure. Basic and perhaps rejected feelings. Also our will.If relaxed: easy self-expression.If tense: holding back feelings you might b...
Discover MoreThe emotional and intellectual rigidity we use to protect ourself from hurt. Can depict muscular tension which blocks free flowing sexuality and feelings. ...
Discover MoreMany of the characters or elements of our dreams act quite contrary to what we wish ourself. This is why we often find it so difficult to believe all aspects of a dream are pan of ...
Discover MoreChange of attitudes, thoughts or opinions about ourself. Because we can change our social appearance by a haircut or style, it depicts changes of mind, change of image. Also being ...
Discover MoreUnwillingness to ‘see’ something; losing sight of something; not seeing traits which we don’t like about ourself. Idioms: blind impulse; none so blind; turn a blind eye; blin...
Discover MoreDreams give us a doorway into a strange and wonderful world. Although it appears to have many of the features of our waking world, such as people, animals, objects and places, it...
Discover MoreAn approach suggested by Carl Jung. In essence it is to honour what the dream states. In the dream quoted above under amnesia, David is sleeping on a mattress, but it could have be...
Discover MoreLike any other animal, human beings have developed certain physical and behavioural traits. Some of these traits, such as a newborn baby attempting to suckle the breast, are root...
Discover MoreIf the dreamer is in the cage: frustration arising from a sense of social pressure restraining expression, or from one’s moral restraints imprisoning one; feeling caged by lack o...
Discover MoreFeelings of security or insecurity, our defensive attitudes; the way we defend ourself against ‘attack’; past attitudes which may have been necessary in childhood to defend...
Discover MoreThe restrictions we place upon ourself; our sense of duty and timing; realisation of urgency or having ‘lots of time’. Ticking clock: might be the hean. Big clock: one’s life...
Discover MoreIt refers to oneself, as in the word sorcxehxty. Although it includes the totality of our expenence, it seems to be most pointedly referring to our sense of identity. From this s...
Discover MoreExample: Three men with clubs were chasing me, but never actually caught me as I woke in terror. I was determined to tell myself it was only a dream, and the next night as they w...
Discover MoreExample: “I saw piles of French loaves. On picking one up I saw that although the crust was crisp, the inside was runny wet dough. I wondered if cooking would make them usable’...
Discover MoreThe shell of bnttle emotions we guard ourself with, grasping or hurtful attitudes. Being nipped by crab: physical or psychosomatic pain or even illness caused by being too tight or...
Discover MoreExploring dreams is like uncovering different strata of human psychological history, history we all share.The dinosaur represents our very basic urges of life such as fear, repro...
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