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03-19-2007, 07:55 PM
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 Being able to interpret your own dreams is invaluable. But I don't recommend using a book or encyclopedia to find common dream symbols. They won't matter. it's like looking up your horoscope in the newspaper. no way that's going to apply to everyone born under that sun sign. Dream intrepreting has to do with how you feel in the dream. Dreams are symbolic represenations of what your subconscious mind wants you to know.
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03-20-2007, 12:51 AM
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| I can interpret my own dreams easily, Steve's dreams pretty well, and the dreams of people I know fairly well. Interpreting a stranger's dream is tougher since I don't know what the symbols mean to YOU as opposed to what they would mean if I were to dream them. It's best if you can learn how to interpret your own dreams.
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