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The Meaning of Dreams According to the Method of Dream Interpretation Discovered By Carl Jung

Written by Christina Sponias

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Carl Jung discovered that all dream images have a symbolic meaning. These images must not be interpreted as if we were analyzing images that belong to our daily life. The images we see in dreams have a totally different meaning from the meaning they have in our environment when we are awake.
Many times the symbolic meaning of a dream image can easily be related to what it represents. However, most dream symbols have a meaning that we cannot understand. We must learn the logic of our unconscious mind.
The unconscious logic is a very complicated matter. I took two decades to simplify Jung’s method of dream interpretation because I had to completely understand this logic. Jung was not able to immediately translate a dream. He had to study the meaning of the dream symbols many days or months before being able to really understand the meaning of a dream.
My instant translations are the result of many cures through dream therapy. I continued Jung's research, discovering the roots of human absurdity.
Logic is a system based on thoughts and conclusions. I’m going to show you the difference between the unconscious logic and the logic of your conscience.
Your conscience is:

* Ignorant – When you think based on your conscience, you think based on the poor knowledge you have as a human being who ignores the meaning of life and death. Your knowledge is based on the knowledge of today, and on your personal studies. You are very far from wisdom.

* Selfish – When you think based on your conscience all your thoughts are automatically centered towards your ego. You instinctively believe that you must protect your ego more than anything else. However, your ego is absurd because it is selfish. It leads you to craziness and terror with its absurd desires.

* One-sided – Your conscience was not completely developed. You have four psychological functions, based on:

1. Thoughts,

2. Feelings,

3. Sensations and

4. Intuition

However, you use only one psychological function, and a little bit of a second one. Two psychological functions are completely wasted in your psyche. They are not helping you solve your problems. Thus, when you think based on your conscience, you see only one side of what you are analyzing: the side that your favorite psychological function can see. However, your reality is complex. You must see everything.

* Under-developed – Your conscience must be developed through consciousness, so that you may become really intelligent. You must use all your psychological functions, instead of judging everything based on only one psychological function.
The unconscious mind is wise, and saintly. It has a divine origin. It possesses infinite wisdom.
Thus, the unconscious mind cannot follow the thoughts of your ignorant, selfish, one-sided, and under-developed conscience. You must learn how the unconscious mind thinks because the unconscious mind is balanced and not absurd like you. You have to follow the unconscious logic, and understand the unconscious thoughts and conclusions.
The unconscious logic is based on sanctity. This is why it leads you to sound mental health and happiness. When you follow the unconscious logic in dreams you understand the meaning of your actions, and the meaning of your life.

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Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung's research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to accurately translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

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http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

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