a dream. Your dream may be either scary or pleasant and it may contain many

different people, places, or things. The content of your dream doesn't matter, does it?

One question--- do you know what your dreams are trying to tell you?

There are many different types of dreams. They can range from fear dreams,

wishful-thinking dreams, sad dreams, happy dreams, and even sexual dreams.

Truthfully, there are as many different types of dreams as there are adjectives in our

modern vocabulary. Every dream that we have in our lifetime will fall into its respected

category or classification (Dee 72).

The first major classification group of dreams is the literal dream. Literal

dreams reflect the outside world in a practical, intellectual way that is very

unemotional. The scenes they usually depict are problems where the solutions can be

seen and sorted out logically--- using the head and not the heart. You can find great

literal content in the dreams of children. This is a direct result of children being taught

to think clearly and ignore silly images. Some people don't recognize literal dreams.

They, consequently, try to make what is act

Language of Sleep. New York: Bell Publishing Company, 1984.

some people, dreaming comes natural just like breathing or eating, but for others,

use words as symbols. Since we use this picturesque language, our minds are more

attention to what your dreams are trying to tell you...it might come true one day.

According to Nerys Dee, dreams have their own "unspoken" language. The

symbolic, but there are no symbols in literal dreams. Literal dreams, however, do

dream. Symbolic dreams reflect inspiration or intuition, because most feelings cannot

are to intellect (75-77). Gustavus Hindman Miller once said: "To dream that you feel

the lighter side of life. Passionate dreams are the most welcomed type of action-replays.

dream someone is singing a song, you will get good news and your troubles will soon

mindreading lovers, Nerys Dee comments, "All the world loves a lover...when we're in

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