Are you having a hard time remembering your dreams? Or maybe when you do dream… do you often wake up wondering what your dream meant? You’re not alone as yes. everyone dreams but some people have better dream recall than others.
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Dream Journalism
One way to help improve your dream recall is to keep a dream journal. Buy a journal and keep it on your bedside table with a pen or pencil. Or if you’re more tech savvy, record your voice recalling your dream. After a night of dreaming, try to recall what you remember in your dream journal upon waking. The more you do this, the easier it will be to recall your dreams. Just give this process three weeks and you will start to remember more of what is in your dreams.
Record Every Detail
No matter how you choose to keep track of your dreams, make sure you record every detail you can recall. Even the most minor details have meaning. Be sure to consider your senses and think about the following questions: What did you see, hear, feel, taste and smell? Where were you? Were you nearing water, in a forest, in a house or in the desert? Who was there? Did you recognize anyone? How did their presence make you feel? Have you had this dream before?
A Deeper Meaning
Each detail leads to a deeper meaning. Sometimes dreams answer questions or offer solutions. Sometimes they help us deal with stressful situations. Some dreams even tell us what’s about to happen. So, when you record your dreams, think about what’s going on in your life (at home or at work) and see if there is a connection. You may be surprised to know that there is usually a connection.
The Astrology Connection
Be sure to include the date of your dream. Often, there is an astrological or neurological connection. Astrology and numerology are fun ways to take your dream interpretation to the next level. As a numerologist, I can add that deeper level of analysis to your reading.
Dream Dictionaries
You may have seen a dream dictionary in the bookstore. A dream dictionary often includes common dream elements and explains them. If you lose teeth in a dream, the dictionary explains what that means. If you fly in your dream or if you are near a river or ocean in your dream, the dream dictionary can tell you what all those symbols mean. However, what’s true for one person may not be true for you.
I love dream analysis! It’s one of my most-favorite requests from my callers. It’s really rewarding for me when I make a connection between a caller’s dream and something they’ve been struggling with. Then I give them next steps, if appropriate. I also really love tying numerology into a dream analysis reading, because dates and numbers play an important role too! If you’re stumped by a dream, call me! Let’s figure it out together.
The mention of minor details holding significance in dreams is fascinating. It makes one consider how much we might overlook in daily life.
The idea of keeping a dream journal is quite intriguing. I wonder how the process of writing down dreams can affect one’s ability to recall them.
Indeed, the brain is a fascinating organ. The act of journaling may reinforce memory pathways, making dream recall more vivid.
I agree. It would be interesting to see if this method also helps to improve overall memory retention, not just dream recall.
I find the concept of dream dictionaries intriguing but also limiting. Personal context might be crucial in interpreting dreams accurately.
Including astrological or numerical elements in dream analysis is a unique approach. I’ve never considered how stars and numbers might influence our dreams.
The idea of dreams offering solutions or answering questions about our waking life is thought-provoking. It suggests our subconscious mind is more active than we realize.