The Meaning of Dreams and Your Life – Carl Jung’s Dream Theories and Real Love Challenges

Carl Jung was the only one who managed to discover the real meaning of dreams. I continued his research, proving that his theories were important discoveries. All the other methods of dream interpretation are misleading attempts to understand the meaning of dreams based on suppositions.

You may think that I'm exaggerating. There are many other scientists in our world who have seriously studied the meaning of dreams. How can I despise the value of their work and declare that only Carl Jung was correct?

I’m more than sure that only Jung was correct because he cured my neurosis with his knowledge. After finding sound mental health, I cured many other people with his method of dream interpretation.

Only Carl Jung cared about understanding the dream logic, without distorting the meaning of dreams with his personal opinion. He made a very arduous research, analyzing the symbolism contained in dreams, religious manifestations, and artistic expressions of many different people from various civilizations. He related this knowledge to the mysterious chemistry of the alchemists. Then, he related his findings to his experiences as a psychiatrist.

Dreams follow the unconscious logic, which is not based on selfishness, like the logic followed by our conscience. We are very selfish creatures, and this is why we protect our ego more than anything else. However, our ego is absurd because it is ignorant and insatiable.

Dreams are basically warnings and lessons that protect our mental stability and correct our behavior. For example, the figures of the animus or anima, which represent our perfect match, protect our mental health from many traps. Love is near craziness because it makes us become even more selfish than what we usually are.

The animus or anima are archetypes because they represent human experiences that belong to humanity in general. Archetypes represent the repetition of the same life situations in the lives of all human beings.

Everyone looks for his or her perfect match. This is why the animus and the anima are very important archetypes that frequently appear in young people’s dreams. Through their images, the unconscious mind teaches all dreamers all the aspects of a love relationship, giving them many lessons and warnings.

The animus or anima are not merely symbolic representations. They represent a real human being who is the dreamer’s perfect match. Some day the dreamer will meet his or her perfect match in real life. Dreams prepare all dreamers for this meeting.

Thus, the unconscious lessons in dreams are not theoretical. They prepare all dreamers for facing the challenges of love with caution.

The dream symbols are the same for everyone in our world, in all civilizations and historical times. However, dream symbols are definitions that depend on the way they are used in order to give a certain message to someone. This is why you must always relate all dream symbols to your life in order to perfectly translate the dream messages.

I greatly simplified Jung’s method of dream interpretation for you. This means that now you can immediately understand the important messages that preserve your sanity. In other words, now you can avoid repeating common human mistakes, and find true happiness in life.