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perhaps we interpret dreams wrong

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M
9/11/2012 12:42:50 PM | IP
M

male from Capritude  

**When I say apply, I mean dead-on-balls accurate :p
M
9/11/2012 9:36:33 AM | IP
M

male from Capritude  

Posted by CasperChief117
apple's an apple anywhere you go
Unless it's
-genetically modified-

Nice

I never put much faith in dream interpretation for that reason. Sure, sometimes so much of it could apply, but the moment everything has to be something... ridiculous.

Cars represent things like power and freedom yada yada. In a dream if I have to have to truck across a great distance, what am I gonna do, walk? :p

It depends I suppose what the focus of the dream is. If the whole dream you are in a car and it's a prominent symbol then by all means decode it. For me, I have lengthy elaborate dreams, kinda like movies. The movie isn;t going to make the protagonist walk for three days if it's not the plot, just to avoid stigma that a car brings :p
CasperChief117
7/23/2012 3:46:13 AM | IP
CasperChief117

20 years old male

apple's an apple anywhere you go
Unless it's
-genetically modified-
westside
7/18/2012 3:39:15 PM | IP
westside

19 years old male from Tennessee  AMERICA!  

an obvious gemini,i write poetry and rea

also, another thing i have wondered is why or how it makes any sense for another person to interpret your dreams, for they are what we most internally feel are they not?
westside
7/18/2012 3:37:47 PM | IP
westside

19 years old male from Tennessee  AMERICA!  

an obvious gemini,i write poetry and rea

this is taken from a book called The Twelve Caesers by Suetionius:

[Referring to the location of Julius Caeser on a assize]

At Cadiz he saw a statue of Alexander the Great in the Temple o Hercules, and was overheard to sigh impatiently: vexed, it seems, that at an age when Alexander had already conquered the whole world, he himself had done nothing in the least epoch-making. Moreover, when on the following night, much to his dismay, he had a dream of raping his own mother, the soothsayers greatly encouraged him by their interpretation of it: namely, that he was destined to conquer the earth, our Universal Mother.


 

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