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The best time to interpret your dreams is while you are still having them. Our program strengthens your dreaming brain to make your dreams incredibly vivid and lucid.

DreamsInterpretation.org and VividDreams.org are both one community with the common goal of learning to interpret their dreams as well as have more vivid, lucid, and exciting dream experiences.

Our Vivid Dreams program is a must for the interpretation of dreams because we teach you how to interpret your dreams while you are having them. Dream interpretation is a very personal endeavor in the sense that what means one thing for a certain individual may mean something entirely different for someone else. At DreamInterpretation.org we do not believe that there are common dream meanings, such as water in your dream, or dreaming about being trapped; instead, we feel that each dreamer needs to delve into themselves in order to figure out what their dream means. There are many dream interpretation books on the market. As far as I am concerned, the only one who can figure out what your dream means is you.

Our program will have you Interpreting your dream while you are still in the dream! Our lucid dreaming technique can be found nowhere else in the world! And best yet, the program is free! Have you ever had a lucid dream? A dream so real you couldn't tell the difference from reality? What if I told you that you could have dreams like this every night by training the parts of your brain that create the dream world? Our program will show you how!

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Dream Interpretation After Completing The Vivid Dreams Program

Once you have completed the Vivid Dreams program you are ready to begin interpreting your dreams. Hopefully you have a pretty substantial dream journal at this point. The journal will be used to isolate themes in your dreams so that we can gain a deeper meaning from them.

I'm always amazed by dream interpretation books that come up with all kinds of ideas as to what a particular dream could mean without realizing that themes between multiple dreams can be much revealing.

For example; lets say your having a dream in which you are falling. A typical dream interpretation book may relate this to feelings of being anxious, or some other stressor in your life; perhaps you feel out of control with your job or family. A look back at your dream journal may reveal that it was the only dream in which you were falling. Futher inspection may show that before you went to sleep you were watching a show about bungie jumping. Thanks to your dream journal you now know that the dream was probably nothing more than the incorporation of a television show into your dream.

The idea here is that patterns are much more useful in the interpretation of your dreams than any one dream alone. Examine your dream journal and isolate any reoccuring themes between dreams. Where are you typically at in your dreams? What people are in them? Are your dreams completely random and obsurd or are they grounded in reality? These are the types of questions you need to ask while trying to interpret your dreams.

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