by Ana » Thu Jan 10, 2019 7:31 pm
When it comes to dreams, I am a little bit skeptical. I agree with Fraud in some issues as dreams bring together the concious and unconcious world. However, practicing therapies to patients or trying to understand something through dreams is to give too much importance to them, or at least an importance they don't have, from my point of view. When we have to take an important decision or something worries us, we spend a lot of time thinking about those issues and sometimes we can't take them out from our head, so, it seems to me quite logical being reflected in our dreams, even if they are in a completely meaningless context.
When it comes to dreams, I am a little bit skeptical. I agree with Fraud in some issues as dreams bring together the concious and unconcious world. However, practicing therapies to patients or trying to understand something through dreams is to give too much importance to them, or at least an importance they don't have, from my point of view. When we have to take an important decision or something worries us, we spend a lot of time thinking about those issues and sometimes we can't take them out from our head, so, it seems to me quite logical being reflected in our dreams, even if they are in a completely meaningless context.
