Jayne Omojayne - Dream Interpretation and Dream Meanings Guide: The Ultimate Dream Psychology Psychoanalysis for Beginners Seeking Dream Meanings!

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T he fact that all humans and even animals dream every night or when they sleep cannot be over emphasized. Yes, interpreting such dreams by dream experts could equally be considered as old as Methuselah or dreaming itself.

However, the fascination of humans is to know what is actually responsible for dreams and indeed what these dreams mean!

Talking about dream interpretation, which can be traced to 3000-4000BC since clay tablets were used to record interpretation of dreams at that time and these tablets were later discovered by archeologists.

It was also thought that primeval persons had a hard time differentiating between the dream world and the real world as they were thought to believe that the dream world was just an extension of the real world. However, the dream world was reckoned to be more powerful than the physical world around them.

Nonetheless, the ancient Roman and Greek empires were so passionate about dream interpretation to the point of making sure that interpreters of dreams accompanied military leaders and generals to battle fields.

This is to the extent that dreams were no taken lightly as dreams where seen by these empires as warnings or messages from their deity.

The ancient Egypt was not also left behind in the quest for dream interpretation as they believe that dreams have religious connotations and so, their priests equally functioned as dream interpreters.

Yes, ancient Egyptians recorded dreams as part of important items in form of symbols or hieroglyphics.

Again, anyone whose dreams seemed significant were believed to be specially blessed people and given preferential treatment as well as were treated as gods.

Also, persons who could interpret dreams were believed to be specially endowed by their gods and were equally treated with dignity in these ancient societies.

However, if we are to refer to the bible, you will find that there are over 700 declarations of dreams and persons in biblical who eras equally held dreams in high esteem. Thus, the fact that dreams and their interpretations are cited in most books of the bible; both old and new testaments cannot be over emphasized.

In countless cases, dreams were time and again believed to be a form of prophecy, warnings or omens. These believe made people to adjust their routines or activities in line with their dreams in order to forestall any calamity.

Dreams were also seen as messages from dead loved ones or spirits and in some cases as messages from demonic spirits and Satan aimed at troubling or confusing the dreamer.

Besides, dreams were considered vital to the success of military and political leaders as they dictate their actions from the strategies used in battles to the result of a political decision.

In addition, dreams were used in the diagnosis and treatment of all forms of medical conditions as it was believed that dreams gives essential clues to the native doctors at that time.

Apart from the ancient believes, dreams are still being seen as a means of communication between the spirit world and the physical world in some cultures as we speak. Yes, several persons still believe that as we sleep our soul exists our body with the sole aim of communicating with the spirit realm.

One of such cultures is the Chinese culture, which strongly believes that the soul leaves the body every night we sleep. In fact, the believe also has it that in the event that the dreamer is unexpectedly awakened from his or her sleep, his or her soul may not be capable of returning back into the body.

Thus the person in question might be as good as dead. This explains why some Chinese native do not fancy the use of alarm clocks even in this modern times.

Besides the Chinese, a number of Native Americans and Mexicans share this ancient belief of the significance of dreams, with a dimension that their forefathers live in their dreams and so, they are able to relate to these forefathers that typically takes the form of plants and animals.

They believe that these forefathers show them how to be wise and live successfully in the physical world by furnishing them with vital information about their mission and purpose in life.

Nevertheless, dream drastically lost its relevance in the early 19th century as dreams were dismissed as mere reactions to indigestion, fear, bad nutrition and noises.

Yes, dreams were tagged as meaningless in this era and so, there was no need for dream interpretations and the interpreters of dreams were gradually driven out of business as they became irrelevant.

However, all this soon changed with the advent of Sigmund Freud in the late 19th century, who dazed the field of psychiatry by stressing that dreams are vital and virtually revived the almost extinct art of interpretation of dreams.

I t is only logical that understanding exactly what happens during sleep will be the key to attempting to know what causes sleep and how the interpretation can be obtained. The first step to doing this is to study and comprehend the cycle of sleep and the role of dream within these cycles.

The first thing to bear in mind is that sleep cycle comprise four different stages, with all mankind going through the different stages in a typical night sleep.