Dreams
Have you ever wished you could have stayed in a dream? During a dream hypnosis session, you can actually re-enter a dream and let it fully run its course. Sometimes, we wake up during a critical moment in the dream, and we wish we could enter the dream again. A dream hypnosis session can take you back into the dream to discover what didn't occur.
Your subconscious mind always communicates to you through your dreams. It is like a unknown part of you that is introducing itself to you. You must get to know your subconscious self. When you dream, you are actually finding out who you are underneath the surface of your conscious ideas about your identity. You may identify yourself by your race, sex, class, education, job, relationships, beliefs, values, etc., but this identity doesn't include your subconscious self. The subconscious contains all your memories, habits (patterns), and fixations (points of focus), and all these subconscious energies emerge in dreams and hypnosis. A dream hypnosis session allows you to go straight to all the memories and emotional fixations that live in your subconscious mind.
my third dream was me in a car in the middle of an ocean in a tornado with all the windows and doors of car locked . And still i managed somehow to save myself and reached on the safety mark, amkit mahajan
Water frequently shows up in dreams and can have many different meanings depending on its form, clarity, etc. Typically, water symbolizes emotions, intuition, and that which is 'below the surface'--the unconscious. OceanDreams of the ocean can have several different meanings. Oceans are places of limitlessness, when standing on seashores, the ocean appears to stretch into eternity. Oceans are deep and may represent deep emotions. Ocean tides are controlled by the moon--a symbol of intuition and the unconscious--and dreams of oceans are often symbolic of the same. The seashore is a meeting place - place where the ocean touches the sand, washing over it, sometimes bringing gifts of the sea. The ocean can therefore be a kind of metaphor for the conscious and unconscious coming together. The action of the sea can tell you more--turbulent seas may indicate emotional upset or deep, uncomfortable stirrings in the unconscious. Calm, rhythmic seas may be symbols of a relaxed state of being, of being in touch with your intuition, or of being in harmony with the Universe. Dreams of oceans can also indicate a deep emotional longing.Carl Jung was one of the pioneers of dream interpretation. This book is one of my favorites because unlike most of Jung's other work, this one is easy to read, understand and use in one's daily life.
Your subconscious mind always communicates to you through your dreams. It is like a unknown part of you that is introducing itself to you. You must get to know your subconscious self. When you dream, you are actually finding out who you are underneath the surface of your conscious ideas about your identity. You may identify yourself by your race, sex, class, education, job, relationships, beliefs, values, etc., but this identity doesn't include your subconscious self. The subconscious contains all your memories, habits (patterns), and fixations (points of focus), and all these subconscious energies emerge in dreams and hypnosis. A dream hypnosis session allows you to go straight to all the memories and emotional fixations that live in your subconscious mind.
my third dream was me in a car in the middle of an ocean in a tornado with all the windows and doors of car locked . And still i managed somehow to save myself and reached on the safety mark, amkit mahajan
Water frequently shows up in dreams and can have many different meanings depending on its form, clarity, etc. Typically, water symbolizes emotions, intuition, and that which is 'below the surface'--the unconscious. OceanDreams of the ocean can have several different meanings. Oceans are places of limitlessness, when standing on seashores, the ocean appears to stretch into eternity. Oceans are deep and may represent deep emotions. Ocean tides are controlled by the moon--a symbol of intuition and the unconscious--and dreams of oceans are often symbolic of the same. The seashore is a meeting place - place where the ocean touches the sand, washing over it, sometimes bringing gifts of the sea. The ocean can therefore be a kind of metaphor for the conscious and unconscious coming together. The action of the sea can tell you more--turbulent seas may indicate emotional upset or deep, uncomfortable stirrings in the unconscious. Calm, rhythmic seas may be symbols of a relaxed state of being, of being in touch with your intuition, or of being in harmony with the Universe. Dreams of oceans can also indicate a deep emotional longing.Carl Jung was one of the pioneers of dream interpretation. This book is one of my favorites because unlike most of Jung's other work, this one is easy to read, understand and use in one's daily life.
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