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DreamingSigmund Freud was on the right track. Dreams and sex are inextricably linked. Sex, in humans, is a complex and unique behavior that can allow us, through the harness of enormous emotional and physical energy, to touch God. But Freud was wrong about some things. He believed that dreams represented a form of sexual repression. He would have been more accurate if he’d said that dreams represent parts of your own psyche that are trying to reach you to give you information about yourself that you desperately need. In Freud’s Victorian, repressed world, this was very often sex. Probably, the dreams his patients had were more sex-heavy than dreams today because it was that part of themselves that so desperately needed expression. Today, you can learn to understand yourself through dreams and learning about what they mean. To tell you everything about dreaming would take many, many books. So start with these basic pieces:
A few of the universal human motifs (the elements that make up dreams) you may find in yourself in dreaming include these sex-related ones:
There are many, many other common motifs that recur in all human dreaming, but you are best off looking at your own mythology of dreaming. What do your metaphors mean? What things keep repeating, and how do you feel about them in your dreams? Slowly, an examination of your own dreaming will give you a better understanding of yourself, which is critical in your search for personal enlightenment. » 2151 reads |
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