Keep a Dream Journal: Why Bother?Written by Patti Testerman
You have permission to publish this article electronically or in print, free of charge, as long as bylines are included and resource box is left unchanged. A courtesy copy of your publication would be appreciated. Keep a Dream Journal: Why Bother? Copyright 2004 Patti Testerman Journal Genie, The Website That Talks Back http://www.journalgenie.comKeep a Dream Journal: Why Bother? Want a key to unlock your inner wisdom? Try keeping a dream journal. Experts believe that our nighttime dreams deal with concerns, worries, or events that we experience during our waking hours. A study done in 2003 speculated that about 50-percent of people have work-related nightmares. In brief, dreams are like moves that streams through our minds, directed and produced by our subconscious. Dreams can help solve knotty problems, or simply give voice to ongoing issues. Some dreamers even implant a before-bed suggestion to dream a solution to a specific problem, like “tonight’s dream will help me overcome my problem with Jack.” The connection between dreams and our subconscious has been speculated on for centuries. In fact, Aristotle theorized that there is a definite connection between dreams, emotional needs and waking experiences. However, in order to take full advantage of our nighttime movies, we need to keep dream journals that record as much detail as can be remembered. To fully understand our dreams, experts like Carl Jung and Ira Progoff, believe a series of dreams must be examined, not just a single night’s images. To assist in interpretative process, following steps are suggested: 1. Date and time your dream. You may find that dreams you have just before waking have different themes than those right after going to sleep. When you date your dream, don’t forget to include year.
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