On our Dream Prophesy Blog, we receive a lot of requests for dream analysis. Fortunately, as a dreamologist, analyzing dreams is somehting I love to do, so I never tire from the dreams that are submitted. Unravelling the symbolisms and mysteries behind dreams is, for me, what working a challenging crossword puzzle would be for a wordsmith, or a demanding golf course for a golfer.
One of the most important parts of dream analysis, however, doesn't lie in my hands. It lies in those of the dreamer.
In order to yield an accurate interpretation, the dreamologist requires several very important pieces of information.
1. First of all, the dreamer should include the people in the dream with them: their relationship to the dreamer, if any, and their names, if known.
2. The dreamer needs to make it clear whether they are a male or female. This is actually a very important piece of information and can, at times, alter an analysis a great deal.
3. The dreamer should list the colors that he/she remembers from the dream. Colors are profoundly important in dream analysis.
4. Every object that the dreamer can recall should be named. No matter how small or unimportant they seem, they are a piece of the puzzle - and puzzles can't be properly constructed with missing pieces.
5. Of course, the dream should be described to the best of the dreamer's ability....what happened, when it happened, how it happended and where it happened.
6. Oddly enough, the most important part of the mystery isn't any of the above 5. It's this: The dreamer should tell how the dream made them feel. As soon as they awoke, what were their emotions? They should always tell the dreamologist how they felt after the dream. I just can't tell you how important this is!
Amazingly, the dreamers who have submitted their dreams to us have done an incredible job of listing all of these very details.
