The Psychology of Dreams - The Unique Interpretation that can be Verified in Your Daily Life

There are thousands of dream interpreters in this world, but none of them can prove that you can absolutely trust their method of dream translation even before they start translating the messages.

Dream interpretation is somewhat like astrology. Some people believe that there is a meaning in these sciences, while others don't even consider them as sciences that should be respected and seriously examined by everyone. This happens mainly because the several dream interpretation methods that exist don't really translate the dream's meaning exactly as it is and because the materialist mentality of our civilization despises what it cannot understand or explain.

The translation from one language to the other is very difficult. Depending on the document you have to translate, things can be very difficult! Now imagine how much more difficult it is to translate images into words. In your dreams, you see images and sometimes you talk or hear voices. Your dreams are like a movie and you have to translate the message contained in this movie into words, so that your conscience may understand what the dream is revealing you. This is very difficult indeed!

I had to conduct very serious research before I could find the unique method of dream interpretation that was absolutely correct and understand exactly how the psychology of dreams works. Then I had to delay present my work to the public by 19 years because I discovered that there is too much craziness in the human psyche and I had to simplify a very complicated method of dream interpretation so that it could be understood and followed by everyone.

In the beginning of my studies (1988) I even remember visiting the National Library of Athens, Panepistimiou Street (we didn't have the Internet at that time), looking for information about the Etrurians or Etruscans who disappeared with the Roman Empire. Something told me that their language would reveal something very important to the world, something that could be related to the interpretation of dreams. Here is some information about their story:

"In 396 BC, with the fall of Veii, the Romans resolved to conquer a section of Etruria but the Italian situation did not give them peace.

The Etruscans forces fought to regain the territory of Veii, but the Roman federation has no political cohesion and therefore, it was not involved.

The Celts invaded and conquered all Cisalpine Gaul right up to Gallic Sena (or Senigallia in the Marches).

Until then, Rome had never come in contact with the Celts and was not acquainted with their formidable impact; however, Rome was not concerned because it is separated from the Celts by Etruria.

Etruria was not politically hostile towards the Celts, but they were conciliatory and diplomatic. Etruria knows that it could not directly compete with the Celtic tribes who had taken the dodecapoli of Cisalpine Gaul".

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Here is some information about their language:

"Unlike Greek and Latin, Etruscan, which is the third great ancient cultural language in Italy, does not survive in any great literary works. An Etruscan religious literature did exist, and evidence suggests that there was a body of historical literature and drama as well. For example, the name of a playwright, Volnius, of obscure date is known, who wrote "Tuscan tragedies." Although there is no evidence of notation, it is possible that Etruscan music was in written form.

The Etruscan language is universally accepted as an isolated case. It cannot be shown conclusively to be related to any other language, living or dead, except for a couple of sparsely attested extinct languages.

Based on the few inscriptions that were discovered, Raetic, which is recorded in the Alps, was clearly related to Etruscan.

Lemnian, recorded on the island of Lemnos, also appears to have been related to Etruscan. A third language, Camunic, sparsely recorded in NW Italy and written in the Etruscan alphabet, may possibly also have been related, but the evidence is too sparse to allow any firm conclusions.

At the time of imperial Rome, Etruscan ceased to be spoken although it continued to be studied by priests and scholars. The emperor Claudius (death, 54 CE) wrote a history of the Etruscans in 20 books, now lost, which was based on sources that were still preserved in his day. The language continued to be used in a religious context until late antiquity; the final record of such use relates to the invasion of Rome by Alaric, chief of the Visigoths, in 410 CE, when Etruscan priests were summoned to conjure lightning against the barbarians.

There is a corpus of over 10,000 known Etruscan inscriptions, with new ones being discovered each year. These are mainly short funerary or dedicatory inscriptions, found on funerary urns, in tombs or on objects dedicated in sanctuaries. Others are found on engraved bronze Etruscan mirrors, where they label mythological figures or give the name of the owner, and on coins, dice, and pottery. Finally, there are graffiti scratched on pottery; though their function is little understood, they seem to include owners' names as well as numbers, abbreviations, and non alphabetic signs".

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As you can see, Etruscan language has been ignored until today. The Etruscans were happy people and they could make predictions by interpreting the weather. I was immensely curious to learn how I could translate their language when I learned about their existence.

I started caring for the correct scientific method of dream interpretation and concluded that only Carl Jung's method could be used in any kind of dream while other methods could be applied only in a limited number of cases. At this point, I dreamt that someone told me that I would discover the mysterious language of the Etruscans and would be able to translate their documents.

The symbolic meaning of this dream revealed that I would discover how Etruscans made predictions by observing the weather changes, just as I would be able to predict the future by interpreting my own dreams and those of others. This was because I continued Carl Jung's research through dream interpretation into the unknown region of the psychic sphere and discovered what really causes craziness to the human being: the anti-conscience, which is violent, primitive and evil and is responsible for the a priori existence of craziness in the human mind.

I could interpret dreams better than Jung himself because I have been a writer since I was 7 and by interpreting my own poetry, I could understand the meaning of the dream symbols much better. In particular, the literary book I started to write after a terrible car accident was full of archetypes: universal dream symbols that appear in dreams, religious manifestations and art works of all the civilizations of the world. Interpreting the symbolism of the strange romance I wrote after the accident I suffered when I was 15, I could understand exactly how to translate the dream symbols into words.

Of course, if you are a poet, you have to be able to interpret poetry and in the old days, the scientific method of dream interpretation was like interpreting poetry. Since I knew very well how to interpret the literary meaning of poetry, it was not difficult for me to understand how to apply this knowledge to the scientific method of dream interpretation discovered by Jung, which was the only correct method. I have verified this in my own life after precisely following the guidance of the unconscious through my dreams, which has helped me completely understand the psychology of dreams.

Besides this, a literary writer is usually also a philosopher and a psychologist who is constantly trying to understand human nature.

I felt that I could trust the unconscious because I understood that the magic inspiration of my literary works came directly from there. It was a gift that I received-a great talent in literature that would help me not only to understand the beauty of art and keep my sensitivity alive forever but also help me understand how to exactly interpret dream symbols. Thus, I could discover the anti-conscience that constantly tries to cause craziness to the conscience and I discovered how everyone could prevent and cure any kind of mental illness.

This is the importance of my work: the discovery of the anti-conscience and the necessity of indispensable psychotherapy in the human being so that one may eliminate the anti-conscience by transforming it into a positive part of the conscience.

The psychology of dreams is based on craziness prevention and cure. Everything you see in your dreams is always trying to protect you from your anti-conscience that can only destroy your life through craziness and despair.

Your dreams are very important lessons from the wise and saintly unconscious mind, which has evolved much more than our conscience because it is much older. Its age cannot even be calculated. It is a perfect mind, without ego and evil, but which has saintly characteristics and constantly tries to save the human being from terror, which is the result of the craziness caused by the domination of the anti-conscience.

The anti-conscience is a wild and sneaky creature like a shark. It has to be tamed by the conscience and transformed into a part that will bring balance to the psyche. This part contains many qualities that can be very helpful for the human being when tamed and developed like the conscience.

Wall Clock - Only in Your Dreams

It was a very wintry morning in the upper Midwest. The night before it had snowed about 8 inches of the white powdery stuff. It's 6:00AM and I'm out in my driveway shoveling the snow to clear the way for my car.

It took me about 2 hours to complete the snow removal job around the outside of my home. And like always, I shovel off the snow around my retired neighbor's house. Agnes is 78 years old and she just doesn't have the strength to handle the snow removal anymore. She always invited me in (after I shovel around her house) for a cup of hot coco.

Well this day was no different than the past. When I finished shoveling around Agnes's house, she stuck her head out the front door and invited me in. You know, hot coco always tastes best after a good workout in the winter snow.

During my visit with Agnes, she said that she had a wall clock in her living room that stopped running. She said that the batteries must have gone dead. So we both went into the living room and sure enough, the large wall clock in the living room was not running. I proceeded to remove the clock from the wall and changed the batteries with batteries Agnes had already bought. She was so pleased that the clock on her living room wall is now running again.

Next thing you know, my cell phone is ringing. It's my mother. She said that she had a dentist appointment and that when she went to start her car, the car would not start. I told her I would come over to her house and give her a ride to the dentist. When I got over to my mother's house, we had no time to spare, so we got in my car and drove off to her dentist appointment.

It was on the way to the dentist, my mother mentioned that the clock in her kitchen was not working. I told my mother that when we got back to her house, I would check to see if the batteries are dead and replace them if they are dead. When I mentioned batteries, my mother said that it would also be a good idea to pick up some new batteries at the hardware store on the way home from the dentist. She also said it would be a good idea to change the batteries in all her smoke and gas detectors. I said that I would do all the battery changing when we get back to her house. This put a smile on her face.

By the time I got home it was 4:00PM. I took my shoes off, put on my comfy slippers, put on the late afternoon news on my TV and sat down in my recliner to watch the news.

This is when it all started. I must have fallen asleep immediately. The adventure I went through in my dream had everything to do with what went on earlier in the day.

My dream started out with me shoveling snow in front of a retail store. I was on the sidewalk in front of the store clearing away the snow. The good part is that I was almost finished clearing the snow from in front of the store. This storefront sidewalk had to be as long as big city block. I'm feeling beat, as though I was shoveling snow for several hours in front of the store. A good feeling has come over me, knowing that my snow shoveling job has finally come to an end.

As I'm standing outside in front of the store, I look up to the front outside wall of the store and a big lighted sign reads "WALL CLOCKS MAMMOTH MART." I'm thinking to myself, "Where am I?"

My curiosity overwhelming me, I decide to go into the store and have a look. Well let me tell you that this is the largest store I have ever seen. It would probably take 5 to 10 minutes to walk from the front of this store to the back. This is how large this store is.

The second thing I notice, after the store size, are wall clocks. Walking down the main isle, I'm thinking that there must be every type of wall clock in the universe on display here. This is amazing!

There was a display for every type of wall clock imaginable. These displays seemed to be set up in random order. As I slowly walked from the front of the store to the back I saw wall clock styles such as Country, Children's, Novelty, Antiqued, Kitchen, Cuckoo, Modern/Contemporary, Rustic/Lodge, Retro, Traditional, Whimsical, Old World, Sports/Collegiate, Neon and the list went on and on and on...

On display along with the style of each wall clock was a sample of the different types of finishes these wall clocks came in such as Brass, Wrought Iron, Medium Wood, Dark Wood, Light Wood, Black, White, Silver/Chrome, Multi-Colored, Rattan/Wood, Blues, Bronze, Greens, Brass-Antique/Satin, Pewter, Stainless Steel and this list of finishes also went on and on and on...

As if this wasn't enough information for each wall clock display to provide, each display also provided samples of available features some of these wall clocks offered, such as Day Clock, Musical, Atomic Clock, World Clock, Single Chime Clock, Dual Chime Clock, Triple Chime Clock, Gallery Clock, Weather Clock, Neon Clock, Picture Frame Clock and With Pendulum. Like I said about style and finish, this list also went on and on and on...

There were themed wall clocks such as Animal, Educational, Floral, Food and Drink, Holiday, Retro, Scenic, Sports/Cars and Tropical/Nautical. There were clock types such as Indoor Clock, Outdoor Clock and Indoor/Outdoor Clock. There were clock number types such as Roman Numerals, Arabic/Standard and No Numbers. There were samples of display types such as Analog and Digital, not to mention sample of shapes such as Rectangular, Round, Square and Novelty Shapes.

I'm telling you, these wall clocks come in sizes from small to as large as 7 feet in diameter, for those who are interested in a wall clock in the size of their choosing.

By the time I reached the back of the store I was well educated in Wall Clocks. I was amazed at what was available to choose from when it came to these wall hanging time pieces. I thought to myself that not only do these wall clocks supply me with the time of day, along with other optional features, these wall clocks provide an artful and elegant touch to the room in which they hang.

And then all of a sudden as if it was the top of the hour all the chiming, musical, cuckoo, bell and electronic clocks rang out in one tremendous alarm. This woke me up as I jumped from my recliner. I realized I was only dreaming about this humongous wall clock store. I thought to myself what a wonderfully strange dream.

My afterthoughts of my dream were me thinking, "Is there really a store of that size dedicated to wall clocks?" After pondering over that thought for a few minutes, I came to the conclusion that the only place you could find the variety and selection of the wall clocks in my dream, would be to shop online.

If a new wall clock is in your future, don't just dream about it, go online and see all the endless options awaiting you.