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The Introverted Personality Type – What Are the Benefits of Having an Introverted Personality?

Wednesday, May 9th, 2012

Shy, socially awkward, boring at times, alone and often lonely – these are the traits that are usually related to introverted people. In reality, introverted people are engaged in deep and meaningful friendships, vigorously discussing the things they are passionate about; they are alone because they want to be, and lonely because they are most commonly misunderstood. Now, these two descriptions are completely different from one another, yet they both describe introverts. How come our perception can vary so greatly that the same type of personality is described so diversely?

Having an Introverted Personality – an Advantage or a Drawback?

There has been a lot of discussion about whether being an introvert is a good thing or not. The truth is that there are a lot different opinions on this subject. There are introverts who believe that their personality is their biggest advantage; there are, on the other hand, introverts who are not glad to have an introverted personality; and there are extroverts who, being different in nature, don’t understand the whole concept of ‘turning to your own inner world’. So, is being an introvert a drawback? Actually, it is not.

The Benefits of Having an Introverted Personality – Solving Problems

Having great observational skills and being a very good listener, an introvert is considered to be a great thinker. Most commonly, a person with an introverted personality will easily recognize the core of a problem, and having a great, open mind they will easily approach the problem and solve it. The fact that introverts can step into the shoes of extroverts proves that they can think and act in two opposite ways, which is one of the most efficient techniques in solving problems. People with an extroverted personality, on the other hand, are not prone to turning to their ‘introverted side’ and acting upon it.

Higher Quality of Life

People who are turned to their inner world are in most instances characterized as people who don’t make friends effortlessly. This is sometimes true, but the friendships and all the other relationships introverts form are long lasting and meaningful. This means that a person with an introverted personality will do everything that is in their power to form a relationship that they’ll be able to rely on. They will invest their time, their affection, and devote their whole being to a person that they want to include in their lives. Would you like a friend like that? According to a definition, this makes introverts highly accepted by the society, rather than making them shy and lonely.

In conclusion, some of the greatest minds ever were introverts. Now, is being an introvert really bad?

Ana is a freelance writer, and she enjoys writing on any topic.

Being an Introvert – Tips for Opening Up to Others

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

There are basically two types of personality when it comes to the way in which we observe the world around us. You can be either an introvert or an extrovert, and as the prefixes suggest be turned to yourself, which is the case in first instance, or you can be turned to people around you as it is the case with the latter. If you are an introvert, you’ll probably be given a lot of things to think about. For instance, there are numerous articles all over the Internet that deal with the question of whether children with an introverted personality should be brought up as extroverts or should their nature be left unchanged. The reason for this is the fact that introverted people are usually faced with a lot of challenges that the world has placed before them – the biggest of which is to fit in it.

Stay True to Yourself

Regardless of whether you are an introvert or an extrovert, a teenager or an adult, stubborn in nature, emotional or anything else – you should always be true to who you are. If you don’t accept yourself for who you are, how do you expect the others to do the same? If you have an introverted personality you should widely accept it, and be proud to be that 25% percent of people who are introverts.

Introverts – Should You Change or Your Fellow Extrovert?

Being different in nature, introverts are often misunderstood by extroverts. However, you should always keep in mind that being an introvert is a great thing, despite that there is a lot of content on the subject that defines introversion as something to be changed. The logic is that being smaller in number, introverts should approach extroverts, but in reality, both sides should make efforts in order to understand each other.

How to Open Up to Others?

Introverts are generally more interested in their inner world than the world around them, and this allows them to be thoughtful, sharp-minded individuals that are in most cases very creative, and unique in their perception of things. Unfortunately, introverts are often misunderstood, and left alone. So, how do you approach people, without changing your nature? Well, you start by changing the little things.

In order to open up to others and still be comfortable, introverts ought to engage in conversations more, if this is what they want to do. The problem is that introverts don’t like to talk without a reason, and are generally not quick to share their personal things with people who aren’t close to them. So, in order to have small talk with someone without getting into details you are not comfortable sharing, you should spend some time learning about the things that are great for light conversations, yet won’t invade your privacy.

You can talk about holidays or weather for instance. Don’t let these questions surprise you, but think about the possible answers before you’re asked. In return, an extrovert will learn to appreciate your efforts, and try to make a conversation more pleasant for you, by asking you questions and listening carefully to what you’re saying. Naturally, a conversation can easily become entertaining for both you and your new friend.

Ana is a freelance writer, and she enjoys writing on any topic.

Dream Interpretation – The Meaning of a Flood in Dreams

Monday, May 7th, 2012

The unconscious mind that produces your dreams is your natural doctor, your teacher, and your spiritual guide. When you learn the meaning of dreams you enter into contact with God’s wisdom. This is an extraordinary privilege you must be grateful for.

Your contact with God will make you pay attention to numerous details that today you disregard because you don’t know their meaning. Everything in your reality has a symbolic meaning, which fits with the meaning of dreams. This is why you can have information about your reality when you know the meaning of dreams. You can interpret the facts of your daily reality the same way you translate the meaning of dreams.

For example, if you’ll see a flood in a dream, and the next day you’ll face a flood in your house, this means that you are observing the phenomenon of synchronicity. This coincidence indicates that you must be careful because you are materialistic. You don’t have faith. You are far from the spiritual reality.

Synchronicity represents a serious warning because you are making a serious mistake. Your lack of sensitivity is bothering you. You cannot evolve if all your attention is concentrated on your daily life, your problems, your obligations, your plans, and so on. You must pay attention to your evolution as a human being.
 
Synchronicity is a serious warning that denounces the formation of a mental disorder. If you won’t stop making a serious mistake, you’ll surely become mentally ill in the future.

Therefore, the coincidence of facing a flood after dreaming about a flood (which represents lack of faith and materialism in dreams) indicates that your mental stability is in a dangerous position. This is something that you can understand if you’ll face a sudden flood at home, even without having had a dream about this situation. You can read the symbolic unconscious messages in your daily reality when you know the dream language.

You must believe in the existence of the spirit and in a deeper meaning of your life. You don’t live only in order to be a rational animal, and then die forever. Your spirit will remain alive, even after the death of your body. So, you have to care about transforming your spirit, by transforming your personality.

This is also how you will be able to live peacefully and happily on Earth. Your own dreams will guide you all the way.

So, don’t be materialistic. Believe in God’s existence and in the religion lessons you had when you were a child. All religions were created by the same God and have a basic intention: help you learn how to be good. All religions work like psychotherapy, because they transform your evil nature into human nature, so that you may attain perfection by purifying your spirit.
 
The same way, the divine unconscious mind helps you discover the power of goodness and peace in your dreams. You understand how to conquer the world by being a humble and sincere human being. You also learn how to use all of your brain power, which right now goes wasted because it belongs to the wild side of your conscience. After transforming your personality, you’ll use your hidden capacities and discover that you are a true genius.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at: http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

Click Here to download a Free Sample of the eBook Dream Interpretation as a Science (86 pages!).

The ABCs Of Handwriting Analysis

Thursday, April 26th, 2012

For those of you who are not aware about Graphology here is a brief introduction to the subject. It is ‘the study, or art, of inferring character from handwriting’, and its elementary principles were known and understood many thousands of years ago. Books have been written on the subject since the seventeenth century and it was in the nineteenth century that the famous French graphologist J. Crepieux Jamin wrote the first book dealing formally and methodically with the subject, outlining for the first time what is now a cardinal rule: that handwriting must be studied as a whole and not just as a number of isolated features.

Handwriting has also been termed brainwriting, as each and every action required to form letters begins with an impulse from the brain. Without these commands the pen could not even be picked up and held, let alone used to construct the complex lines and curves which together comprise handwriting. If the impulses never varied then a person’s writing would always be the same, but the mind is affected by feelings of fear, love, excitement, hatred, tiredness and elation, among many others, and those feelings are transmitted to the fingers holding the pen. Check your own writing at different times of the day and you will find that just after you awaken from your night’s rest your writing will be different from that which you pen just before going to bed after a tiring day’s work.

Similarly, a person’s state of mind is reflected in their handwriting. You would not expect a confident man to walk with the same gait as a frightened and timid person. Confidence breeds a brisk approach, jaunty and on the balls of the feet, whilst timidity can be shown by a scurrying nerv­ous walk, with shoulders hunched. Granted some of the characteristics of one can be attributed to the other, but not all of them and that is why J. Crepieux Jamin’s first principle – that no feature of a handwriting should be taken in isolation is so important.

To compose a personality profile from handwriting is not unlike painting a portrait. First, the features have to be isolated and given meaning, and then they have to be reconstructed in such a way as to make the dominant parts lead. The less dominant features are then fitted in such a way as to create a recognizable whole. As with a photograph it is not necessary to show each and every blemish on the skin to make someone recognizable, so with handwriting it is not necessary to reveal each and every psychological blemish if all one wishes to do is to make a profile recognizable and interesting.

Various external and internal factors such as emotional, physical, environmental, health problems or medications such as drugs or alcohol may affect a person’s handwriting causing it to change. However most people have a basic core that is stable, making handwriting analysis a very accurate and effective personality assessment tool.

For guidance on graphology I advise you to visit the following websites:

http://atozhandwriting.com

http://handwritingfoundation.org

Kathleen is a certified handwriting analysis expert from the International Handwriting Analysis Foundation which offers guidance to all students of graphology worldwide.

The Psychotherapy of The Unconscious Mind in Your Dreams and Your Mission

Tuesday, April 17th, 2012

The best psychotherapy you can find is the natural treatment of the wise unconscious mind that produces your dreams. You only have to:

* Learn the meaning of the dream language according to Carl Jung’s method of dream interpretation, which is the only right one. His method helps you understand the hidden unconscious messages in dreams.

The dream language becomes simple when you follow the dream logic. I teach you everything you need to know. This part is simple.

* Obey the unconscious mind.

The unconscious mind is God’s mind. This is why you can trust the guidance you have in dream messages.

God exists. We indispensably need his existence for many reasons. This is a truth already scientifically proved numerous times, but the atheistic and materialistic modern civilization doesn’t let you pay attention to many facts.

When you’ll learn the meaning of dreams according to the scientific method of dream interpretation you will simply verify by yourself that the unconscious mind has a divine origin. Many atheists have changed their mind after following dream therapy.

Some people dislike the relationship between science and religion. They dislike religion so much that they don’t want to understand that all religions work like psychotherapy.

Dream therapy is the best treatment you can find on Earth exactly because it comes from God, and not from ignorant human minds. The divine unconscious mind knows how to cure a mental illness and how to help you eliminate your satanic anti-conscience, which is your idiotic primitive conscience. This part of your brain works against your conscience, trying to eliminate your capacity to think logically.

The biggest part of your brain belongs to your anti-conscience, which didn’t evolve like the human side of your conscience. The unconscious mind works like a psychotherapist who saves your sanity by giving you information and guidance in dreams.

However, you are lazy. You don’t want to attain perfection.

You have to be humble and understand that the divine unconscious mind is protecting your peace of mind. You cannot find happiness in life if you act like an animal. You must develop your intelligence, and become more sensitive.

The divine unconscious mind demands perfection, purity, generosity, and a lot more from you. The impression that God forgives your sins because of His goodness is totally wrong.

God doesn’t forgive any sinner before seeing that he or she stopped doing what was bad. God doesn’t close His eyes before any sin. This means that the unconscious mind is a demanding psychotherapist.

However, the unconscious psychotherapy is perfect.

If you are intelligent you will understand that you make so many mistakes in life that God must urgently save your sanity before it is too late. This is why He demands so much from you.

You have to become a better person, until you’ll attain sanctity. This is your mission in life, even though you ignore this fact.

You probably disagree that this should be the purpose of your life. Of course, the truth cannot please under-developed primates.

You want to live your life without having to care about anything. You want to have fun, rest, and dance.

However, you have to work and transform your personality if you want to save your sanity and find authentic happiness in life. The unconscious mind is your savior.

You should be grateful for being protected and corrected. Without superior guidance you would merely repeat the sins of the human race, without evolving and without finding peace. Thanks to the unconscious wisdom you have the chance to follow a different path and escape suffering because of the consequences of numerous mistakes and sins.

You may need to suffer in order to become a better person, but this suffering will surely become a big victory when you’ll achieve this goal. After transforming your personality and becoming wise, you won’t need to be corrected. Thus, you’ll be able to live peacefully and happily, without fearing unexpected problems and dangerous situations.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at: http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

Click Here to download a Free Sample of the eBook Dream Interpretation as a Science (86 pages!).

How to Develop Your Strengths As an Introvert

Thursday, April 12th, 2012

Being an introvert is not an easy job. Many people who have this type of personality strongly believe that they would be a lot happier if they were extroverts. Introverts are born as introverts – you don’t become an introvert over night. Being introvert in nature is based on a person’s beliefs, attitudes and perception of things. An introvert cannot change all of this only to fit into the world around them, and they should never change because of other people. They can try to adjust to people around them, but only to a certain level. Everything that exceeds this level will become unpleasant for an introvert, so try to set your limits.

How to Develop Your Strengths as an Introvert? Get to Know Yourself

The first thing every introvert should do is get to know themselves and accept themselves for who they truly are. The vast majority of people usually spend a lot of time trying to fit into the society before they become aware of their nature. Therefore, you should first determine whether you are an introvert or an extrovert, and then explore the world of opportunities that will open its doors for you. However, you should always keep in mind the things that make you feel comfortable, and make choices and changes in this department accordingly, if there should be any.

Career and Social Activity

When it comes to developing your strengths as an introvert, the best way to develop your strengths it to find a career that will allow you to develop them. You should browse through the list of career choices that are ideal for introverts, and choose some of the many options: writers, poets, philosophers, musicians and so on. Choosing a profession that goes well with your personality will enable you to be great at what you do, and reach your potential. A dream career will certainly help you discover your attributes and strengths, and gradually develop them to perfection.

When it comes to social activity, you shouldn’t force yourself to become that person who leads the conversation, while everyone else’s listening, and you shouldn’t really be sad because you have few friends. Friends shouldn’t be many, but worth your time and attention. What’s better quality or quantity? Surround yourself with people who care about you, and the other way around.

Try to Balance Your Nature with the World

Everything in life needs to be in perfect balance with everything else, and so, being an introverted person, you should try to approach extroverts and their point of view. This doesn’t mean that you should run away from yourself, and become an extrovert. Instead of doing this, you should try to accept just a fraction of an extroverted point of view. This means that you should occasionally make an effort and chitchat about unimportant things if you need social contact, and maybe try to become a bit more approachable. This will certainly make extroverts approach you.

Your biggest strength will always be your personality, regardless of people around you. If you don’t feel the need to change anything – don’t change it! Introverted people are not less important or different in a ‘bad’ way. The only ‘less’ about them, is they are less in number.

Ana is a freelance writer, and she enjoys writing on any topic.

Defense And Adaptive Mechanisms Of The Dissociation

Monday, April 9th, 2012

Dissociative protection, like other defenses is the best possible adaptation of the immature organism to the particular situation. Then in later circumstances, they become automatic and therefore maladaptive (by influencing the formation of a neurosis or depression). Some dissociative individuals, according to psychology and psychotherapy, and adulthood keep dissociation forever – after the initial injury, the other in the event of termination abuse, reach for a long time or a fine collaboration of different personalities, and their dominance in the subjective world of one’s own “I “(“host personality”).

The typical (for a psychologist) is to stop the apparent dissociation (dissociative neurosis) when the patient leaves his family, which was brought up, and display it again when their son or daughter reaches the age at which parent is the first time subjected to violence. (This connection is not recognized.) Another common trigger of dissociation in adults is the meeting with any circumstances that enliven children’s trauma. Carefully gathering a history, a psychologist can find a lot of small examples of dissociation throughout adult life of the patient. But in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis he is usually led to some dramatic and maladaptive dissociative reactions – the loss of significant periods of time, the stories of others on matters about which the patient does not remember anything, and so on. Phenomena such as these allow the psychologist-psychoanalyst Klaft to talk about “windows that contribute to the diagnosis” (on the advice of a psychologist) in the dissociative states.

Dissociation – a strange “invisible” protection. When one “I” or other system of “I” speak in a gentle way, none of those around the patient notices the dissociative process. Many therapists believe that they have never come across “multiple” personalities, as they expect a client psychological counseling he will announce its multiplicity, or show a dramatic alien to the other part. Sometimes it happens (in fact, it happens more often as the demystification of dissociation), but usually indicate the multiplicity is much thinner. Even when therapy appears quite another part of the identifiable person (such as a frightened child), the therapist ignorant, honestly trying to provide psychological support, will tend to read the changes in a patient not in terms of dissociation (as, for example, as a transitory phenomenon of regression).

The exact assessment of dissociation hinders its discretion. Psychoanalysts have to advise the spouses of people with dissociative psychology, who, with full awareness of the diagnosis of his partner, made comments like: “Yesterday, she said the opposite”. Knowing the fact that the last person said, as she was someone else completely pales against the backdrop of her own perception, both yesterday and today I spoke with the same individual. If even an intimate partner does not notice signs of dissociation in humans with recognized, diagnosed disorder in the form of multiple personality, it is easy to understand how blind can be ignorant professionals. Dissociate people know how to “cover up” their standard deviation. Even in childhood, they develop a technique of evasion and fraud, and are constantly accused of “lying” – there are things that they do not remember. They suffer from the terrible violence (causing stress and depression) at the hands of people who would have to defend them, and therefore do not trust the authorities and do not come to the office of a psychologist with the expectation that full disclosure will only benefit them.

The assessment of the circumstances depends on the method of determination of dissociation. In addition to the “classical” multiple personality, a condition called now “DDNOS” (dissociative disorders, nowhere else does not differentiate, DSM), in which the other person is, but does not grab control of the body. There are also other dissociative phenomena – depersonalization, the third frequency of psychiatric symptoms after the depression and anxiety (fear). Depersonalization or presumably can be quite frequent and lengthy to be characteristic.

Therapist B. Brown offered an useful conceptualization – BASK (an abbreviation of the English words: Behavior, Affect, Sensation, Knowledge – behavior, affect, sensation, knowledge). With it, Brown has given the status of the concept of dissociation rather super ordinary category than the peripheral protection, as it is conceived by Freud. His model includes many of the processes, which often occur together, but not always treated as family. According to Brown, the dissociation occurs at the level of behavior – as in paralysis or self-inflicted in a trance, at the level of passion – as in the action “with a charming indifference,” or when you save the memory of the trauma, without any feelings, at the level of experience – both in the conversion of anesthesia and “body memory” of the abuse or at the level of knowledge – as in the states ‘fugues’ or amnesia (cf. Freud’s ideas about early childhood amnesia).

BASK model considers repression auxiliary to dissociation, and places a number of phenomena that were considered particularly hysterical (as did Freud), the dissociative domain (level). It also binds to the historical trauma, many problems that were considered exclusively an expression of intrapsychic conflict. Therapists engaged in counseling with patients with dissociative character, these formulations are very useful clinically, and those who work with other people, believe that they increase their sensitivity to dissociative processes occurring to each of them.

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The Meaning of Your Clothes in Dreams

Thursday, April 5th, 2012

The seriousness of the scientific dream translations and the importance of your dreams are proved by the fact that all mental illnesses can be cured through dream translation. The unconscious mind that produces your dreams works like a psychiatrist and psychologist. This means that the unconscious mind is a font of trustful information.

The unconscious words in dreams seem to be incomprehensible to your eyes because you ignore the unconscious logic, and you ignore the meaning of the most important dream symbols. When you’ll learn the dream logic and the meaning of the basic dream symbols, you’ll be able to understand the basic meaning of any dream.

The possibility to have lessons directly from the wise unconscious mind is an advantage that surpasses all the advantages you could have in life. The unconscious mind is God’s mind. This is a scientific and religious truth that the under-developed modern civilization has to accept.

However, our civilization is atheistic and materialistic. Now that we can easily understand the meaning of dreams and have a direct communication with God through dream translation, the absurd modern civilization will come to an end because it is totally contrary to the truth. The formation of a new civilization will mark the human history.

Of course, this transformation will take time.

If you want to save time and surpass your historical time right now, you have to study the scientific method of dream interpretation for a while, or submit your dreams for a professional dream translation. Dream therapy is a magical solution that is not based on the mindset of the hypocritical world. You enter into contact with God. You learn the bitter truth. Then, you are transformed, and you become really superior; you become a wise human being.

The unconscious mind criticizes your attitude, giving you many clues, and helping you understand your mistakes. The poetical and philosophical dream language speaks to your heart.

I will give you an example, so that you may see how the unconscious mind sends you important messages in dreams. Here is a paragraph of a dream dreamt by a divorced woman:

‘I wanted to try on a beautiful dark blue dress, but I didn’t dare to try it on because it was so beautiful. Then, the man from work encouraged me to try it on. While I was starting to put the dress on, my ex-mother in law was watching me with disapproval, so I decided not to try the dress on, but promised myself that I would wear the dress no matter what anybody said. I’ve had several other dreams about this man.’

Dream Translation

‘I wanted to try on a beautiful dark blue dress, but I didn’t dare to try it on because it was so beautiful.’

The clothes you wear in dreams represent your social image. They represent what you show to the world about yourself.

The blue color represents understanding in dreams. You wanted to seem to be a person who understands how the man you love feels, but you were afraid to do so.

If you would wear the blue dress, then you would show him that you are a comprehensive person. You would show him that you understand his interest and that you are interested on a having a relationship with him too.

However, you are afraid to show him that you understand what is happening between you. You are polite but you are distant, without being friendly.

‘Then, the man from work encouraged me to try it on.’

You have to tell me how you characterize this man so that I may understand what part of your personality he represents. He seems to be a positive part of your personality, which understands that you must help the man you love feel confident by showing him that you love him too, and you understand how he feels.

‘While I was starting to put the dress on, my ex-mother in law was watching me with disapproval, so I decided not to try the dress on, but promised myself that I would wear the dress no matter what anybody said. I’ve had several other dreams about this man.’

The mother in dreams represents the wild and primitive side of the human conscience, which is totally absurd. If this was your mother she would represent a negative part of your personality that belongs to your wild side. Your ex-mother-in-law has a similar meaning, with the exception that since she is the mother of your ex-husband, this means that she represents the negative side of your husband’s personality.

In other words, you are still afraid to show to another man that you want to have a love relationship with him because you are still afraid of the negative side of your husband’s personality. You are afraid to face the same problems again in another relationship.

This is why you don’t wear the blue dress that represents comprehension and understanding. You are afraid to show to the man you love that you want to have a relationship with him and you understand how he feels.

The fact that you had many dreams about him indicates that the unconscious mind is giving you information about him in your dreams. He is a very important person for you; he could be your perfect match. Your next dreams will give you more information about him.

The unconscious mind is very generous and it sends us many dreams about the person we love, especially before we have a relationship with them. You can learn many things about the man you love only for translating the meaning of your dreams. You should keep a dream journal and write down all your dreams. This is an important period of time for you.

As you can see, in a simple dream scene the main problem of this dreamer is clearly visible: she is afraid to show to the man she loves that she loves him too because she had traumatic experiences in her first marriage. She is afraid to face similar problems again. So, she doesn’t have the self-confident behavior she should have in order to encourage this man to approach her.

This is a part of a long dream, but I’m not allowed to publish the entire dream. I’m only giving you a lesson in order to show you how the unconscious mind opens the dreamer’s eyes.

The unconscious mind speaks with images and scenes. This way, it shows many things at the same time to all dreamers.

The same way that the unconscious mind showed to this dreamer that she is not helping the man she loves in any way, the unconscious mind will help you learn how to successfully solve your problems.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at: http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

Click Here to download a Free Sample of the eBook Dream Interpretation as a Science (86 pages!).

Dream Interpretation – The Meaning of Dreams About Children

Monday, April 2nd, 2012

All dreams basically work like psychotherapy because you have to transform your wild nature into human nature. This is why you have many behavioral lessons and numerous explanations about all matters.

The unconscious mind that produces your dreams helps you participate of your psychotherapy and understand what is happening to you. You understand how your brain works and what influences your behavior.

The scientific dream translations help you feel safe because you understand the wise messages of the unconscious mind. You have an internal vision of what is happening in your brain. You understand how you can control your behavior and become strong. You also understand that the information you have is true and fits with many other factors.

For example, when you have dreams about children you ignore or about children you know but who are not your own children, they represent various immature parts of your own personality. If you are an adult, a dream about children is a warning. The children who appeared in your dream are parts of your own personality that didn’t evolve with time. This means that your behavior is immature in many ways.

After having a dream about children, you will understand your immaturity and pay attention to your reactions. You’ll stop acting like a child.

Then, you’ll have a positive dream about intelligent and sensitive people who have helped you in life. These people represent parts of your personality that are intelligent and sensitive like them.

If after having a dream with a negative meaning you have a dream about the same topic with a positive meaning, this means that you are evolving.

Your progress is visible because you see mature and positive people in your second dream. This means that you stopped being immature like you used to be when you had the dream about children. You understood that you have to be serious in order to be respected. You also understood that you must always be very careful and pay attention to all dangers. Now you are not a child.

The wise unconscious mind always shows you the truth in your dreams. You are cured from a mental illness, or you learn how to prevent a mental illness thanks to the unconscious guidance. You learn how to pay attention to all dangers, and how to avoid what is bad.

The unconscious mind is your natural protector. You also learn how to avoid diseases, accidents, and other misfortunes.

You verify that you are always protected thanks to the unconscious guidance because you are saved from trouble numerous times. You recognize your salvation when you see many unexpected problems happening in your reality, and you remember that you could avoid being in a bad situation only because you had a dream warning about this matter. The unconscious mind doesn’t let you fall into hidden traps.

You can trust the information you have in dreams more than you can trust any information that comes from ignorant and selfish human minds. Your safety is guaranteed because the unconscious mind is your natural protector.

Now, let me tell you the meaning that your own children have in dreams. Your children represent your moral image.

Your moral image is the image you give to the world about who you are. This image shows to the world if you respect your moral principals or not; it reflects your attitude before life’s challenges.

The people who appear in your dreams, as well as the animals and objects you see in a dream have a symbolic meaning. Unknown children represent immature parts of your personality. Your own children represent your moral image. Your house represents your psyche. Your car represents your life. You have to learn the meaning of the dream symbols and understand the dream logic in order to translate the meaning of a dream.

This is a simple matter now that I continued Jung’s research, clarifying all the obscure points in his work. Today you have a road map with a big cross showing you exactly where you’ll find the treasure of wisdom.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

Learn more at: http://www.scientificdreaminterpretation.com

Click Here to download a Free Sample of the eBook Dream Interpretation as a Science (86 pages!).

The Psychotherapy of The Unconscious Mind and Extroverted Psychological Types

Thursday, March 29th, 2012

Carl Jung discovered that all human beings belong to a certain psychological type, which is defined by an introverted or extroverted attitude. Each psychological type works based on only one psychological function completely developed, and on another one half-developed.

Our four psychological functions are: thoughts, feelings, sensations, and intuition.

All psychological types are absurd and must be corrected. They must develop both attitudes; introverted and extroverted. They also have to learn how use their four psychological functions at the same time.

Extroverted types are very superficial and materialistic. They don’t easily become mentally ill like the introverted psychological types, but they are ridiculously materialistic in all matters. They cannot understand that there is also a spiritual reality, and that there are more important issues in life than the material ones.

Extroverted psychological types based on feelings simply follow the opinion of the world. They are people without a clear personality. They are unable to make logical conclusions independently of their feelings.

Extroverted types based on thoughts are true guardians of the laws already pre-established by the knowledge of the world.

You simply have to agree with them because there is no way you may ever make them agree with you. In case you have a different opinion, a different knowledge, or another vision of the world, you have no chances to ever convince someone who belongs to the extroverted psychological type based on thoughts that you could be right and he/she could be wrong.

The extroverted psychological type based on sensations is a predominant one in our world. Those who belong to this psychological type care only about having material pleasures. They are immoral and indifferent.

Their indifference to justice is disgusting. They are unable to understand the meaning of spirituality or abstraction. Everything for them has a material and obvious explanation. Those who belong to this psychological type rule our world, along with those who belong to the extroverted psychological type based on thoughts.

The extroverted psychological type based on intuition is a constant pursuer of new opportunities. Those who belong to this psychological type cannot work long in the same project. They have to constantly look for something else.

This is why they don’t reap the benefits they could have from their initial effort. For example, they build a successful new business, but they have no patience to keep working on it. They are always looking for better opportunities, and never developing their initial projects.

Those who are extroverted seem to be balanced according to the judgment of the absurd modern civilization, which works based on selfishness. However, the truth is that extroverts are too far from sound mental health.

The fact that they don’t become neurotic as easier as those who are introverts doesn’t mean that they are more balanced. It means that they their immune system is more resistant to craziness than the immune system of the introverted types.

However, since everyone inherits craziness in their brain, as I could discover after continuing Carl Jung’s research, all psychological types are absurd. In a few words, everyone needs psychotherapy. This is why the divine unconscious mind that produces our dreams and possesses undoubtable wisdom sends us information and guidance in our dreams.

If you want to acquire sound mental health and also protect the mental health of those who are around you, you must pass through a process of psychotherapy through dream translation. You only have to write down your dreams in a dream journal and translate their meaning according to the scientific method of dream interpretation. Carl Jung discovered the only right method of dream interpretation as I prove with my work, and I simplified his method for you.

Now you can understand how to triumph over life’s challenges without making mistakes and suffering. The unconscious guidance in your own dreams will help you understand how to successfully transform your personality and achieve your goals. The unconscious psychotherapy is safe because it is based on sanctity. You are cured by eliminating your wild nature and learning how to be wise.

Christina Sponias continued Carl Jung’s research into the human psyche, discovering the cure for all mental illnesses, and simplifying the scientific method of dream interpretation that teaches you how to exactly translate the meaning of your dreams, so that you can find health, wisdom and happiness.

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