Not remembering your dreams simply means that you haven't placed a value on remembering them before you get out of bed in the morning. Even for people that are very good at remembering their dreams, if they rush out of bed too quickly before reviewing their dreams in their mind's eye, then the drawbridge connecting the "Land of Nod" and the "real world" is lost, and so is the memory of the dreams.

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Dream recall can be drastically improved by using a few simple techniques such as keeping a dream journal. In fact, this is usually the first step towards lucid dreaming - see the lucid dream techniques section.

Many of the popular devices we dream about today, like blackberries, cell phones, blogging, pod casts, etc... are about communication and a desire to connect. So, for example if you dream of being on your cell phone, then this dream can denote a desire to connect with someone over a distance, or it can be about telepathy. See Some of the 21st Century Dream Symbols from the book... If your question is not on this list, please e-mail your question to: Kelly@ihadthestrangestdream.

The soul speaks to the mortal consciousness through Symbology in both the awakened state and the dream state. However, it is important to remember than some dreams are simply frustration dreams and hold no symbolic value. It is as if your brain is blowing off steam. The only way to differentiate between frustration dreams and symbolic dreams is to keep a journal next to your bed and as soon as you wake up, right down everything you remember.

No, but if you CAN remember your dreams AND interpret them, you have the key to dramatically improve your life and your understanding of the world. Also see my answers to Q8 & 13.

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These questions are outside the scope of this book, but you can find several hypotheses in the Wikipedia article on dream interpretation. Lucid dreaming is basically dreaming while being aware that you are dreaming. If you are in a lucid dream, you will usually have some power over your dream - anything from being able to fly or making an object or room appear behind a door or inside a pocket, right up to being able to change into animals or create a whole world.

This is a controversial area in which the answer you get largely depends on who you ask. Some scientists today insist that dreams are merely the random or background noise of the mind during sleep and mean nothing at all. But almost everyone knows from direct experience of their own dreams that at least some of the time dreams are complex and personally meaningful, if often obscure creations.

You may have had several dream scenes within a single dream period or some memories could be from past nights. It is also possible that dream time doesn't strictly correspond to real time. Days may pass in a dream during a single night's sleep. Dreams which seem to last for hours while you have them have sometimes been found to actually have a duration of only a few minutes.

Some people remember their dreams very clearly and some people hardly remember them at all. Most people remember dreams occasionally. There is apparently a monthly cycle for many people so that they remember their dreams more at one time of the month. When one is going through an emotional crisis (like the death of a loved one) one is more likely to remember one's dreams.

Dreams, with a capitol D, are messages from your soul, or sub- conscious, or whatever you wish to call it. Not everyone Dreams.... scientists say that everyone has dreams; but not everyone remembers them upon waking. The Dreams that we're talking about here are dreams that are exceptionally vivid and memorable, that make a strong impression upon the dreamer, and seem to have something to impart of importance. A lot of my experiences with therianthropy are through my Dreams.

In extreme cases of excessive dream recall, or no dream recall at all, there may be chemical imbalances at work. We think we know this because some medications lead people to report to physicians that they are remembering more dreams, and that the dreams are very vivid and realistic, and sometimes very scary. In extreme cases of no recall, still another thing may be going on. These people may be dreaming very little or not at all.

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In our Western culture the two best known theorists on dreams are Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. Many Jungians believe that you are every person in your dreams. It is often useful to employ this concept to help a person interpret a dream, but I think dreams use a variety of techniques to achieve their ends and this is just one of them.

You do most of your dreaming at the end of the night, and it's the last stage of our sleep, so if you wake up naturally, without an alarm clock, you should remember. Lingering in the memory of the dream and writing it down helps. Women are more likely to remember their dreams than men, in part because they tend to be more interested in their inner lives. You are more likely to remember your dreams when you are emotionally upset because you sleep more lightly.

Once you've done this, see my *6-Step Dream Interpretation Formula for instructions on what to do next (you receive it for FREE when you sign up to become a member of the DREAM TEAM).

All people dream, during a phase of sleep called REM sleep. REM stands for Rapid Eye Movement. Whether or not you remember your dreams depends on a multitude of factors varying from your personality type; to when and how you wake up; to, probably the most important factor, how interested you are in recalling and understanding your dreams.

If it is green, they have either had no requests (everyone starts as green) or they have always acknowledged their requests. If it is yellow, they have acknowledged some requests but have not acknowledged all requests. If it is red, they have never acknowledged a request.

Dreams often reflect our experiences and life concerns. For this reason, children's dreams are different then the dreams of adults. The dreams of young children (3-5 year olds) usually have no real story line or any strong emotional content. Children around this age also frequently experience nightmares relating to their fears (strangers, monsters, loud noises, etc.) By the time children reaches their teen years, their dream patterns are matched closer to that of adults.