Brief History of Interpreting Dreams
In ancient Egypt thousands of years ago, ancient Egyptian priests even act as dream interpreters, interpreting messages in dreams in order to cure illnesses, make important state decisions, and even in deciding where to build a temple or when to wage a battle. There are even hieroglyphics evidence that depict dreams and their interpretations.
Considered to be divine predictions of the future as similarly seen by psychics of today, dreams were seen as messages from the gods that could be foretelling of impending disasters or, conversely, of good fortune;
Dreams and their meanings have been held in considerable importance through history by most cultures.
In their attempt to fully understand dreams, dream interpretation has undergone an evolution, from the techniques, meanings and types of dream.
Dream Classifications and Its Meanings
Currently, here are major classifications of dreams and their meanings:
- Ordinary Dreams. This type of dream is said to often be a reflection of real life experiences but can also include fantasies. Studies on dreams reveal that about three quarters of dream content or emotions are negative.
- Daydreams. This type of dream is classified as a visionary fantasy experienced whilst in a level of consciousness between sleep and wakefulness, as a result of the brain thinking over important, but not immediately relevant, issues when their circumstances do not pose interesting and engaging problems. Studies show that we have the tendency to daydream an average of 70-120 minutes a day. This type of dream occurs during our waking hours, when we allow our imagination to get us carried away that our minds start to wander, resulting in a drop in our level of awareness as we lose ourselves in our imagined scenario and fantasy.












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