Scientific Dream Interpretation 2: Dream Interpretation – Why Do Dreams Present Dangerous Situations to the Dreamer?

Dreams are secret messages inside images, which are sent by the unconscious mind in order to protect and teach the human side of our conscience basic truths concerning our personality and behavior.

We have to decipher the unconscious secret messages in order to understand the guidance we receive in dreams, according to the discoveries of the psychiatrist Carl Jung at the end of the last century.

Continuing his research I could verify that the unconscious messages are very precious, and that our conscience has to precisely follow the guidance received in dreams, because we inherit a wild conscience in the biggest part of our brain that lives constantly trying to control our behavior.

If most dreams present dangerous situations to the dreamer, this is because the unconscious mind is reflecting in the dream scenes the fight existent between the human conscience and the wild anti-conscience, the primitive part of our conscience that didn’t evolve like our human side and is still active inside us. As a matter of fact, it is too active, exactly because it occupies the biggest part of our brain.

This means that our brain has to pass through an indispensable process of development so that we may transform the wild region into a positive part of our human conscience, preserving forever our mental health.

Dreams are very important lessons sent by the ancient unconscious mind, which works like a natural doctor and teacher for us.

When we learn the dream language we see dreams predicting the future, and we can even avoid negative future events by correcting mistakes in our behavior or actions after predicting that something bad could happen to us. This way we can change our destiny.

Dream predictions and warnings are therefore very useful, since they give us the chance to transform the reality we observe.

We dream everyday because we need protection and guidance. We see around five dreams per night, which give us information about the same subjects, since all the dreams we see in the same night are related.

This happens because the unconscious mind tries to show us all the consequences of our mistakes, and because there are many things that we ignore, so we need many examples in order to understand everything.

The importance of the dream messages is basic for us, even though until today many people have ignored this fact.

After continuing Jung’s research in the human psyche through dream interpretation, I saw that if one doesn’t follow the wise guidance of the unconscious mind in dreams they are in great danger, because the anti-conscience can very easily manipulate their human conscience and control their behavior.

The anti-conscience is our animal self, our primitive personality. We ignore its content, but it is part of our psyche and it constantly interferes in our thoughts.

I transformed the complicated method of dream interpretation discovered by Jung into a very clear and simple method of fast and immediate dream translation, after studying the meaning of dreams, and curing many people that suffered from grave mental illnesses through dream translation for 19 years.

This means that today you can easily learn the dream language, as if it was a simple foreign language, with the difference that it is made by images instead of words, and immediately have a direct communication with the wise unconscious mind that produces your dreams, answering all your questions.

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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 exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

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