6. Dreams give you clear direction Dreams present you with options and choices … point out opportunities and potential obstacles … give you a chance to re-evaluate direction you are taking with a particular issue and alter your course for a smoother ride. Your dreams are of full of symbolism relating to DIRECTION … look out for symbols like: - Up or down - Left or right - Forwards or backwards - Exits and entrances - Ascending or descending - Open or closed - Light or dark - Crossroads, forks in road - Bridges - Stairways and ladders

When you evaluate these direction finders within context of your dream you’ll find some crystal clear messages and solutions.

7. Dreams are a dialogue, a two-way conversation Dreams are a dialogue between your inner self and your waking self … your sub-conscious and your conscious self. And it’s a two-way street. You receive messages and answers and you can ask for guidance and assistance in solving problems that you have right now. You can create your own Dream Meditation to explore a different aspect of yourself or issue you may be dealing with right now that you’re looking for guidance on.

8. Dreams are great problem solvers Would you like to know if one of your dreams is providing you with a crystal clear solution? I had a dream recently which clearly showed me that taking on a certain work project would be disastrous. So I didn’t. I discovered later that work was not quite what it seemed and that I would have been pretty miserable had I taken it on.

You’ll find that your dreams can provide you with amazing solutions to your current life situations and problems too.

9. Dreams remind you of important issues in your life When you are avoiding something important … or putting it off … or are really stuck with something in your life … your dreams are just itching to show you a possible answer or a better way. Your dreams will hassle and harass you by sending recurring messages or you’ll have dreams with a recurring theme until you take notice. It’s like having your own personal Alert System.

10. Dreams give you edge You can be totally “in know” with regard to any circumstance in your life right now. Is somebody around you not being totally honest or giving you true picture? What is really going on? What outcomes could you expect and what opportunities and obstacles are there ahead of you? If you really take time to write your dreams down and interpret them you’ll have edge over others who don’t have this powerful information. And you’ll be able to better navigate your journey and solve your problems to give you best possible outcome.

How to use Dream Symbols

I’ve collected over 1000 dream symbols in my 10-year dream quest and have validated them all for myself. Most of them are universal in nature and I’ve noticed time and again how same meanings appear for same symbols in reputable research works … from dream therapists to psycho analysts, psychics, mystics, shamans and other metaphysicians.

For example: Water - signifies your emotional self, your intuition and sub-conscious Fire - signifies spiritual and psychic energy; purification; passion and creativity Earth - signifies your physical self; reality and practicality; groundedness Air - signifies your intellectual self; your thoughts and plans

Taking this a step further, certain “transport vehicles” relating to Water [emotion], Earth [physical] and Air [thought] signify how you are coping with these aspects in your life.

For example, if you’re in a boat in your dream this represents how you’re coping emotionally: are you gliding smoothly through water indicating that your emotions are smooth and calm or are you being tossed on waves of a stormy sea indicating abnormal emotional turmoil that is negatively affecting your life? You see what I mean?

Your dreams aren’t trying to trick you! All you have to do is learn to understand language of your dreams and to translate imagery you see with your “dream eyes” into useful information you can use in your waking life.

I like American writer, Gail Godwin’s thought on dream symbols: “Dreams say what they mean, but they don’t say it in daytime language.”