Do these images haunt your dreams, a little, a lot, your nights? The story they tell you belongs to you, but each has a universal root that will give you keys to grasping its meaning.
All our dreams revolve around a main image. This one, springing from the history of each one, but also borrowed from the great library of our collective unconscious, symbolizes the needs, desires and most significant concerns of the moment. Hélène Renard, author of a Little Method to interpret your own dreams (Albin Michel), has developed a technique nourished by psychoanalysis and symbolism. For this, she invites you to say to yourself when you wake up: “I had a dream of…” And the key image imposes itself spontaneously – train, house, garden… If several are in competition, she recommends, to decide between them, to give a title to his dream, as if it were a film. For example, if you dreamed of a dog, a lake, and money, and you title it “the dog of the silver lake” (and not “the lake of the silver dog”), it is obvious that it is the dog, not the lake, which is your dominant image. Among the signs that appear most often during sleep, we have chosen those that Hélène Renard considers to be the seven most frequent themes. These keys do not lead to unequivocal interpretations, but they constitute the starting point for questions and associations specific to each person.
You dreamed of a body
The dreamer generally represents a part of the body (the hands, the legs, the throat…), and this one emphasizes a difficulty. The first question will therefore focus on the function associated with this area (the hand and relationships, the legs and evolution, the throat and communication, etc.). Then observe the role and the state of this part of the body in your dream. Is the hand used to caress or to strike? Is she cured or mutilated? So many indications that will allow you to better identify your difficulties, your shortcomings or your contradictions. Among the most frequent “scenarios”: tooth loss. If they are healthy, this may indicate a lack of aggression in the dreamer; if they are spoiled or bare, it can be a release and a passage to a new cycle.
You dreamed of a car
It symbolizes how you conduct your life and how you conduct yourself in life. Hence the interest of questioning your behavior in the car from all angles. Are you careful or are you taking risks? Are you courteous or do you act as if you are alone in the world? Are you driving or are you being driven ? Do you have any accidents or not? If so, are you the victim or the perpetrator? If you are a passenger, are you in the front or the back?… So many elements that can shed light on your degree of independence, responsibility and maturity. The vehicle as an object is also worth considering: is it new, well maintained, dented or neglected? Is it a luxury car, in which you parade, or ordinary?
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You dreamed of death
Contrary to popular belief, death in its various evocations (cemetery, coffin, burial, etc.) frequently symbolizes rebirth. It should therefore be considered as a strong incentive to evolve, to break with the behaviors and habits that make us stand still or that make us regress. The metamorphosis of being passes through losses, renunciations that are more or less easy to accept, but in a conscious journey: this symbolic death is the promise of a truer, fairer life. The cemetery, which is an in-between, halfway between the world of the living and that of the dead, represents a place of regeneration: it invites you, before choosing to get rid of it, to carefully examine everything that hinders you, reduces you and prevents life from circulating in you.
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