25/05/2026
[Unveil the Mystery of Dreamwork]
Ever since I was a child (and until now), my dreams always revolves around interacting with relatives and friends who have already passed on. Their presence felt incredibly vivid — exactly the same as when they were alive. In that state, I often could not tell the difference between dream and waking reality.
Sometimes, I even found some life solutions through dreams. For instance, when my body was unwell, there were dreams offered me a remedy that helped to ease the symptoms. Amazing, isn’t it? Usually this would happen after I communicate innerly to myself before sleep, asking my unconscious mind to tell me the answers through dreams.
In recent years, music has also begun appearing in my dreams, making the entire dream experience feel even more multidimensional and alive.
This shows that the meaning of dreams exists on many different layers and dimensions, rather than following a single linear interpretation. From a psychological perspective, the more vividly one remembers dreams, the more connected one is to the unconscious mind. In a sense, this also means becoming more awake in life itself. The hidden parts of you are no longer remaining buried in the unconscious — they are ready to become more conscious.
Because of this, interpreting dreams intellectually can be too rigid and biased, as the critical mind tends to distort their deeper meaning. Only through proper guidance and psychological processes — especially when dream scenes are being acted out through role-play and embodied processing — can one be more deeply experience the true emotional reality behind the dream, allowing its healing function to fully unfold.
For example, through this process, you may release emotions that you never even realized had been suppressed for a very long time.
Or perhaps you finally digest and let go of unresolved matters from the past, ready to move on.
And nightmares are not necessarily bad omens either. Once processed deeply, they may instead a rebirth and transformation of new parts of us.
With dreamworks, you might begin noticing the unknown aspects within yourself, raising your awareness and preventing certain accidents to happen from your destructive patterns.
At times, this process may even strengthen intuition — what some call the sixth sense — opening different potentials within you. It allows the mind and spirit to become more flexible and open, instead of relying solely on rigid logical thinking. Because of this, some people may even feel connected to multidimensional forms of insight, resonating more deeply with nature and the universe, moving in synchronicity with life itself and avoiding unnecessary detours.
It is even said that Albert Einstein discovered certain physics equations through dreams rather than through logic alone.
Written by Meeka
Re-post a Facebook article
on 20.02.22