Recurring dreams can refer to a traumatic time, which has not been resolved. Recurring dreams can also mean you are not understanding the message, therefore, it repeats until you are able to unfold the symbolism of the dream. This is where a dream diary can come in very useful.
“Want to get to know your Self better? Want to find solutions to your problems that feel right to your heart and spirit, not just your mind? Want your life to feel more fascinating and meaningful? Dreams can help you do it all!
But to engage in the magical world of dreams, you need a handbook. That handbook is your dream journal, and your dreaming self is the author of it.
Here are the easy steps to keeping a record of your dreams so you can embark on the nightly adventures of a lifetime.
Your dream journal is completely unique, private, and personal. To get the most out of the practice of recording your dreams in a journal, you should use it every day. Even if you do not remember your dreams at first, being prepared to record them is essential. Before long, you’ll be able to grab your journal and pen immediately upon waking and dash out more and more detailed images.
Here are the Daily Guidelines. Include some or all of them to help you remember your dreams:
Basics
Date
First reaction
Basic storyline
Details
What was the mood or atmosphere of the dream?
Who was in the dream?
Where were these people?
When did this dream take place?
What sounds do I remember?
What colors do I remember?
What smells do I remember?
Reflection
How did this dream make me feel?
What do these emotions mean to me at this time in my life?
How does this dream relate to any previous dreams?
Is this a dream prompted by something that happened recently?
What is my interpretation?
What remains to be interpreted?”
By J Reynolds, copyright 2011 @ World Mysteries & True Ghost Tales
Originally written by Annie B. Bond
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