Waking up in the morning and remembering the haunted dream, we begin to worry: what would it be for? Do not rush to get into the dream book! After all, not every dream portends the future. But there are no dreams without a reason.
Actual dreams are mostly memories and re-experiences of events that have already happened. Any sound of the surrounding world that we perceive during sleep can "trigger" the memory mechanism - the ticking of the clock, the noise outside the window, the creak of the door … But such dreams usually do not carry any meaning, unless they are repeated over and over again.
The content of physiological dreams depends on external conditions. So, if a person is cold, he may dream of snow, if it's hot - fire. If in a dream we feel hunger or thirst, then we may dream of tables filled with various dishes, or a spring with clean water.
In compensatory dreams, we succeed, we defeat our enemies, we get everything we needlessly dream of in real life. Such dreams balance our mental state, compensate for the feeling of inferiority that haunts us in reality. If, on the contrary, everything is fine in our life, but in a dream we experience negative emotions, we find ourselves in a difficult situation - do not worry that the dream is “not good”: it’s just our subconscious mind decided to pour a fly in the ointment so that life does not seem like honey !
Recurring or continuing dreams may indicate problems that we need to resolve. The key to them lies in the content of the dream. You should carefully "look" at it in order to find the right solution.
Warning dreams are not predictions, but an attempt to convey information to consciousness that we have already perceived on a subconscious level. For example, we dream that we are driving a car and suddenly the brakes fail. This means that we have long subconsciously guessed that it was time to check the brakes, but everyday worries all the time pushed this thought into the background.
Sometimes we see in a dream the place where the lost thing lies. There is no special mysticism in this - just our subconscious mind "remembered" the moment when we lost it, and fixed exactly where.
And finally, prophetic dreams, the origin of which is still a mystery. These dreams describe future events that are about to happen to us or someone else. They usually dream in the second half of the night, closer to morning. If dreams do not belong to any of the above categories, then you can take up the dream book. But remember - you can rightfully call a dream prophetic only when it comes true!
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