Dream Interpretation: Secret Language of Your Psyche

Dream Interpretation: What Consciousness Keeps Silent About

Dreams are the “royal road to the unconscious,” as Sigmund Freud said. Every night, our psyche processes experience, fears, and desires, clothing them in bizarre images. Understanding this language gives a key to resolving many internal conflicts.

Three Main Approaches to Dream Analysis

1. Symbolic Approach
This is the most ancient method, based on searching for universal meanings. For example, water often symbolizes emotions, and a house — the structure of personality. However, this method is limited, as symbols can have different meanings for different people.

2. Sigmund Freud’s Psychoanalysis
Freud considered dreams an encoded fulfillment of repressed desires. In this approach, it’s important to seek hidden meaning behind the manifest content of the dream, paying attention to details that seem strange or out of place.

3. Jungian Analysis
Carl Jung viewed dreams as the psyche’s attempt to restore balance. He introduced the concept of “archetypes” — universal images common to all humanity. The Jungian approach offers not just to decipher symbols, but to enter into dialogue with them.

How to Interpret Dreams with MetaCards

MetaCards are ideal for working with dreams. If you had a vivid or frightening dream, you can:
• Choose a card that maximally resembles the dream’s atmosphere.
• Through the MetaCards app, examine image details — this helps extract associations you missed upon awakening.
• Ask the card: “What message does this dream carry for me today?”

Conclusion

Dreams are letters from yourself. Paying attention to them establishes a deep connection with your subconscious, making your life more integral and conscious.