DREAM SYMBOLS The value of dreams cannot be overstated. Perhaps you have a problem to be solved and that night you dream of a wonderful solution. At other times, the dreams are entangled masses of events or thoughts you had that day or in the recent past. Dreams such as premonitions that come true, can be very profound. Flying, being naked in public places and other such “non-reality” dreams many times are symbolic and sometimes provide clues to intentions you have set in your conscious state. Some dreams are just plain fun, they may reflect how you felt after having a day where everything flowed well for you. Some dreams are just plain strange and may reflect several issues your busy mind is working on. Symbols are “archetypes,” or representations of emotions, objects or events. Look more deeply at the archetypes in your dreams and what they mean to you, personally. For some, roses are symbolic of Mother Mary. Perhaps for you, when you smell roses, it reminds you of a loved one who grew beautiful roses and has now passed away. In your dreams, it is possible that this loved one is trying to contact you. When your mind is relaxed while sleeping, it is sometimes easier for those on the Other Side to make contact. Dreams can help to solve problems and lead you to a life of abundance. It is important to pay attention to recurring dreams. It is also good to decode the symbols in your dream time. Once you understand the symbology, it is much easier to understand your dreams. Paying attention to your dreams and making notes of symbolic things, especially when they seem out of place in the dreams, can be beneficial for you to decode your dream symbols. For example, in a dream, you find yourself in a train that is flying. Two archetypes are represented here: a train and flying. Log your emotions in a dream book. These symbols are the catalysts and many times the true meaning of the dream. Happy dreaming! Men 9 To read this Message in its entirety, scroll to Day 35 at: http://mayanmessages.wordpress.com/days-27-39/ Please include this web address when posting and sharing with others. Many blessings, Theresa Crabtree
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