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This earlier to intermediate stages are
where skills in dream
analysis come in very handy. Oftentimes, we can only
be aware of certain reactions or behavioural patterns within
us when the reactions have been played out. Usually, there
is a dream event that corresponds to and is a symbolic representation
of the waking hour drama that unfolded these reactions or
behavioural patterns within us.
We can now see how understanding our dream can be of good
use. Dream serves as a pre-empt and when the event occurs,
it also serves as a mean for us to discover the patterns
within us that led to the reactive responses.
At this stage, a good practice constitutes the following:
1. Noting down the content of the dream. At the same time,
pay attention to the feelings and emotions during the dream.
These feeling and emotions will give further clues towards
the discovery of the reactive patterns and their underlying
rationale.
2. If a drama unfolds not long after the
dream has occurred, compare the reaction that one has during
the occurence to the content, feeling and emotion of the
dream. Harnessing one's innate intuition, the links from
waking hour drama to dream symbolism can be discovered.
Once the links are discovered, one can realise the rationale
within us that triggered certain emotions which in turns
triggers certain reactions and behavioural patterns.
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