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Carl Jung couldn’t clearly and immediately translate the meaning of dreams, even though he discovered the right method for a perfect dream interpretation. Thanks to his discoveries we can understand the wise unconscious guidance in the dream images. However, his work is obscure and incomplete.

I could simplify the dream interpretation process mainly because I discovered that we can completely trust the unconscious mind that produces our dreams due to its saintly nature. Thanks to my obedience to the unconscious mind, I could discover the existence of our wild conscience (anti-conscience) that generates mental illnesses within our conscience. Therefore, I understood exactly why we dream, while Jung couldn’t understand the real importance of the unconscious psychotherapy.

The unconscious mind works like a psychiatrist and psychologist because we have inherited too much absurdity into the biggest part of our brain. Our animal and absurd anti-conscience keeps trying to destroy our human conscience and control our behavior.

Since I could discover this basic truth, I could clarify Carl Jung’s method and help you immediately understand the meaning of dreams. Now you don’t need to wait for more information in your next dreams, the same way that you don’t need to compare this dream to your previous dreams like Jung used to do. You can instantly understand the meaning of any dream without analyzing other dreams of the same dreamer.

* I discovered that we can easily translate a series of dreams if we’ll translate only the meaning of the most important dream symbols that appear in each dream, and we’ll relate this information to the dreamer’s life.

I also discovered that long dreams without many dream symbols can be translated into only a few words, while the translation of short dreams with many dream symbols is quite long.

I understood that I had to define the meaning of the most important dream symbols in a few words, since they are so important for the comprehension of the meaning of a dream. Carl Jung wrote many pages about the meaning of each important dream symbol.

This was a big complication. If I had to tell an entire story in order to explain the meaning of just one dream symbol to a dreamer, what would happen with the rest of the dream? When would we have time to talk about the importance of this dream in the dreamer’s life?

Thus, I simplified the definition of each dream symbol, besides discovering the meaning of numerous dream symbols that Jung couldn’t understand. I learned how to make fast dream translations without paying attention to all the details of each dream because I had to translate many dreams for the same dreamer in a short period of time.

However, many times the details of each dream are revealing. These details are very important. Thus, I had to find a way to easily identify the important details of a dream, besides translating the meaning of the dream symbols. 

I discovered that the important details of each dream are the ones that appear in many dreams, in similar forms.

I will give you a real example by analyzing three dream scenes from a series of dreams of one of my patients.

In one dream the dreamer was very sleepy; she hardly could open her eyes.

In the next dream the dreamer was afraid of darkness.

In the third dream, a part of her personality was blind (The dreamer dreamt that she was helping a blind girl walk. This blind girl was a part of her personality that was not able to see many things).

Therefore, the fact that the dreamer cannot see her reality is a detail that appears in three dreams, in a different form. This is an important detail.

Here is the meaning of each dream image:

Being sleepy = She was not fighting her absurd anti-conscience; she was resting accommodated instead of paying attention to the dangerous truth. Her anti-conscience was taking advantage of her indifference and destroying her human conscience while she was resting.

Being in the dark = There are many things that the dreamer ignores about herself and her reality.

Since this dreamer was afraid of darkness in the dream, this means that she was afraid of the truth she ignores about herself and her reality. This truth has a painful effect on her psyche.

Being blind = She was not seeing many things. She was acting without understanding what she was doing.

The dreamer of my example is neurotic, but I cannot give you more details about her case. I’m only using the dream images that appeared in her dreams in order to give you a practical lesson.

Therefore, when you’ll perceive that a certain detail repeatedly appears in your dreams, this means that this detail is very important, even though it is not a dream symbol.

* After understanding the importance of certain details I made a research about this matter, looking for all the important details found in each series of dreams of the same dreamers. I discovered that the important details in a dream are the ones that indicate danger.

This information should help you in your dream translations. You can easily translate the meaning of your dreams if you’ll learn the meaning of the most important dream symbols and you pay attention to the important details of a dream.

However, you must also follow the dream logic. This is a very complicated matter that I could clearly understand only after fighting craziness and winning the battle thanks to the unconscious guidance.

The anti-conscience uses craziness in order to destroy our human conscience. Craziness is evilness, but in a camouflaged form. The unconscious mind tries to help us preserve our sanity and show resistance to our anti-conscience’s attacks with a logic based on sanctity. This comprehension helped me understand what to look for when translating the meaning of dreams. 

The fight between our evil anti-conscience and our human conscience (which needs the guidance of the saintly unconscious mind) is the fight between Satan and the human being. This is why most dreams present dangerous situations to the dreamers, they are nightmares, or they are bad dreams not as scary as nightmares, but that make the dreamer feel uncomfortable and sad.

* The unconscious words are the words of a spiritual guide for our human conscience. When we fight absurdity, we are basically fighting evilness.

This knowledge helps you directly understand the unconscious intention when you look at a dream. Therefore, you don’t waste your time with suppositions that are far from the truth.

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.

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

According to Wikipedia, cyberpsychology “encompasses all psychological phenomena that are associated with or affected by emerging technology “. The Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design & Technology define cyberpsychology as “the study of the human mind and behaviour in the context of human-technology interaction”. Increasing interest in cyberpsychology has meant that institutions like Dun Laoghaire are now offering cyberpsychology-related qualifications. For example, a unique BSc in Psychology with Interactive Entertainment and a continuing professional development course in cyberpsychology are available from Glasgow Caledonian University, and a small number of PhD programmes also sometimes crop up, which can be found advertised on websites like findaphd There are also courses for counsellors, reflecting the need for suitably qualified individuals in the field of cyberpsychology.

Cyberpsychology is still in its infancy, although there are a number of researchers and clinicians out there who could be called cyberpsychologists. Professor Mark Griffiths of Nottingham Trent has been called an expert in cyberpsychology and has interests in online game addiction, in addition to being a professor of gambling studies. Dr. Monica Whitty of Leicester University has published books on online relationships, while others like Kimberley Young were exploring problematic Internet use before the turn of the century. In the UK anyone can call themselves a cyberpsychologist, as there are appear to be no legal restrictions on individuals who wish to do so. The British Psychological Society (BPS) and Health Professions Council do, however, protect a number of titles such as “Clinical Psychologist”, “Health Psychologist”, and “Practioner Psychologist”. Perhaps in the coming years “Cyberpsychologist” will too become a protected title, but it could be quite a long time before this happens, if at all.

So how do you become a cyberpsychologist? There are many people, like myself, who train for many years in order fulfil their ambitions of becoming a psychologist specialising in cyberpsychology. However, it is important to do some research and planning to reach this goal. Firstly, it is of paramount importance that you check your degree and/or masters degree is accredited by the BPS if you want to train as a psychologist. If you are planning advanced study after your masters degree, so that you can offer psychological services to the public as a practitioner psychologist, you must also check whether completing the course will allow you to register with the Health Professions Council (HPC). If you don’t want to be a Psychologist, but you are interested in cyberpsychology, then you could simply take a cyberpsychology course offered by a university.

When you start out at degree level you will probably be undertaking a straight psychology degree, or a degree in something like clinical psychology or applied psychology. Once you buckle down and start studying you are likely to have one of two experiences. Either you will have fixed essay titles and assignments with no freedom to write about cyberpsychology until your final year project, or you will be given a little freedom in your second and/or third years to write about something of your choosing as well as having your final year project to look forward to. Some essay titles that are heavily aligned to cyberpsychology may even come up for one or two of your modules, so don’t think that there will be limited opportunities to write about cyberpsychology in your first two years. Before you apply you could even e-mail a member of staff who has research interests in cyberpsychology-related areas to ask if they plan on basing any essays around cyberpsychology.

Your final year project will offer the greatest opportunities to write about cyberpsychology, provided that your proposed project is aligned to the research interests of your supervisor. This means that you should do some research and think about how your project is aligned to your supervisors interests. For example, my supervisor was interested in perfectionism and I was interested in video games, so my final year project looked at whether perfectionism was involved in video game use. I later went on to write about health and well-being in video game play for the final year project of my masters degree, again dovetailing with the research interests of my supervisor and the general course content for health psychology. Be aware that a percentage of the final mark for your project may lie in the research proposal, for me it was 20% proposal, 80% project. A good proposal will help guide your project, so make sure you work hard at both. You are looking at around 1500-2500 words for the proposal and around 8000-11000 words for the project

When planning your final year project you will find some areas of cyberpsychology are still developing, meaning that there is a lot of room for original contributions. Though be warned, you should conduct a thorough literature review before beginning significant pieces of work like the final year project, as you may well find there is a lack of research in certain areas that could make it very difficult to provide rationale for your study. On the other hand you may have been reading around various Cyberpsychology topics before you arrived at university or while you were studying, so you may be aware of well researched areas that you could look at from a different angle. Play to your strengths if possible and stick to what you know. If you get too ambitious you risk being overwhelmed by a large data set and the statistical analyses you have to run on your data. This could make the write-up incredibly difficult and time consuming (I made this mistake and paid for it later).

When writing you should also do your best to avoid abandoning the formal, scientific writing style you have spent so much time developing. One of the biggest mistakes I made while writing in my first year was to put in unsubstantiated personal opinions, which is a big no-no. You should avoid getting carried away while writing about cyberpsychology in your second and third year, by remembering that any arguments you make should be evidence-based. If you get carried away you could end up presenting statements or arguments without providing references. It is also easy to be lazy and fall into the trap of not bothering to find the reference for something you read about months ago. Doing either of these things will affect the quality of your arguments, so keep a level head, follow a logical progression in your writing, and hunt for those references. Not only will this help to improve your work which can result in higher marks, but you will be honing your research skills by learning the types of search terms you need to use to find what you are looking for. In cyberpsychology this is important, as there may only be few articles exploring the area you are writing about. Hopefully you will find the experience of writing about cyberpsychology a satisfying process, and one that gives you insights into the type of research you might be conducting in the future.

When you have completed your undergraduate degree you can then move on to your masters degree. If you want to offer psychological services to the public as a practioner psychologist with a specialty in cyberpsychology you must first complete a BPS accredited stage 1 masters degree in a broad area you are interest in. There are seven types of HPC-regulated practioner psychologist roles, each one requiring a corresponding masters degree (e.g. MSc health psychology to be a health psychologist, MSc clinical psychology to be a clinical psychologist). Completion of these stage 1 masters degrees allows you to gain access to the various stage 2 professional doctorates, as well as the BPS’ own stage 2 training course. Entry requirements for professional doctorates differ between universities, so be sure to check before you apply. Most, if not all, will require you to be doing a relevent job, voluntary work, or a combination of both. Some will require you to have achieved at least a merit at stage 1 in order to gain entry to the course. If you choose a professional doctorate you must ensure that the course is accredited by the BPS and will allow you to register with the HPC; you can check the accreditation status of courses on the HPC and BPS websites. Stage 1 courses are generally 1 year of full-time study or 2 years of part-time study. Stage 2 courses tend to take 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time.

The other option is to complete a PhD, which will require you to submit a research proposal to a university that employs staff with research interests in cyberpsychology. To ensure you apply to an appropriate university you will need to engage in some independent research before applying. Some universities have specialist cyberpsychology research groups, such as the University of Bolton and Nottingham Trent University, so look out for research groups while applying in order to better tailor your proposal to departmental strengths. For a PhD you will produce an original contribution to the field of cyberpsychology, which will require you to produce a substantial piece of research of around 80,000 words. This might seem daunting, but a PhD takes 3 years of full-time study to complete, so you should have adequate time to submit your work if you manage your time properly. That is as far as this guide goes, I can’t give further advice as I have not yet completed doctoral level study. Hopefully I will be able to add to this article in a couple of years and give better feedback about the doctoral level training.

I otherwise firmly believe that there will be many opportunities in cyberpsychology in the future. Although it is likely to take you an average of 7 years to become a fully-qualified psychologist you should not be discouraged, as the potential rewards are great. With dedication and hard work you could become one of a handful of experts worldwide with a speciality in your field, producing groundbreaking work over the course of your career. Stay positive, you will get there in the end if you work hard enough.

If you need to find any of the resources discussed here you can find them at http://www.cyberpsych.co.uk, one of the few portals for cyberpsychology-related resources. Bookmark the site and show your support for cyberpsychology by joining the Facebook community group and Twitter. Thanks for reading, and good luck in your training.

Matt Harvey

The unconscious mind speaks with images that have a specific meaning, which many times is totally different from the meaning that the same images have in your daily life. For example, your mother is a person who loves you and protects you in real life. However, in your dreams she represents the primitive nature of the human being, which is satanic, violent, immoral, and cruel like an animal.

Therefore, when you translate your dreams you have to remember that the image of your mother has nothing to do with your real mother. Your mother is an important dream symbol. No matter how good-hearted she may be in your daily life, when she appears in your dreams she represents your evil anti-conscience.

If your mother frequently appears in your dreams, this means that you are mentally ill. Your primitive conscience controls your human conscience. You need psychotherapy. Otherwise, your anti-conscience will manage to completely destroy your conscience.

Write down your dreams in a dream journal and translate their meaning according to the scientific method of dream interpretation. I can translate your dreams for you in the beginning, since you have an urgent problem.

The unconscious mind will help you get rid of your anti-conscience. You’ll learn how to identify the absurd thoughts it sends to your conscience, and never follow these thoughts. Therefore, you will oblige your wild conscience to stop sending you absurd thoughts thanks to your resistance.

When your mind will become clear, you will be able to evolve without being bothered by the craziness imposed by your anti-conscience, which is your primitive, evil, and absurd conscience that didn’t evolve like your human side.

The unconscious mind will show you in your dreams what the anti-conscience is doing, and how you can make it stop controlling your mind and your behavior. You will be able to easily perceive its influence, until you’ll completely eliminate it through consciousness.

This means that this unknown content will become known. Then, your anti-conscience will be transformed into a positive content that will have human characteristics and help you in your life. It will stop being in a primitive form, and cause you many problems.

In case you saw your mother only once in a dream, this means that your anti-conscience is influencing your behavior in a certain way. It is not constantly sending you absurd thoughts yet. It doesn’t’ control your behavior, but it is influencing your attitude in certain situations.

The influence of your primitive conscience is the influence of your animal personality in your mind and behavior. This means that your reactions become violent, or you accept immorality without criticizing your actions. The anti-conscience generates numerous abnormalities in your mind and behavior because it is constantly trying to destroy your human conscience and steal the place of your ego.

For example, if you’ll have a dream about eating a meal with your mother, this dream has a negative meaning. The food in dreams is psychical energy that feeds your psyche, and not your body. If you are eating something with your mother in a dream, this means that you agree with your anti-conscience, and you are feeding your absurdity.

If you’ll have a dream about being at your mother’s house while she is not there, this dream is a lesson. The unconscious mind is showing you how your anti-conscience influences your behavior, even though you are not controlled by your anti-conscience because you are not with your mother in the dream.

The appearance of your mother in a dream must always alarm you. You must be afraid of your anti-conscience and fight its craziness, instead of listening to its absurd thoughts.

Follow dream therapy with seriousness, and the unconscious mind will show you what to do. You have clear guidance and real support from the unconscious mind when you translate the meaning of your dreams with the right method; the scientific method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung and simplified by me, who continued his research, discovering the anti-conscience that he couldn’t see with the knowledge he had.

This is why I could simplify his complicated method. I clearly understood that the unconscious mind sends us secret messages in dreams in order to protect our mental stability from the anti-conscience’s attacks. This is the main reason why we dream. If we didn’t have a wild conscience constantly bothering our evolution and trying to destroy our conscience, we wouldn’t need the unconscious help.

Now that we know the main purpose of the unconscious mind, dream translation became a simple matter. Everyone can learn how to accurately translate the meaning of dreams, independently of their educational level.

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!)

Your backpack or travel bag in dreams represents your past, which you are carrying with you. This means that you are carrying with you your old ideas, your conclusions, your traumatic experiences, you impressions, and everything that belongs to your past.

You may believe that this content is positive. However, it has a negative meaning because your past conclusions were based on your ignorance, and you believe in many false concepts. You surely passed through many traumatic experiences, which created abnormal reactions due to your fears. You also had many false impressions of your reality because you are ignorant and your human conscience is one-sided.

This doesn’t mean that you should forget your past and never analyze it. It means that in order to analyze your past you need the help of a psychoanalyst. Fortunately, the unconscious mind that produces your dreams is the best doctor you could find.

You will get rid of your past traumas through dream translation, and acquire new ideas, which will be based on real knowledge. The unconscious mind will give you new life, based on wisdom.

I will show you in this article two parts of two dreams where the backpack appears. I cannot publish the entire dreams because my translations are private, but I can publish two sentences of two different dreams from two different dreamers without exposing the dreamers in any way in order to give you a practical lesson, since both of them had a dream where the backpack appears.

Here is a part of the first dream, which was dreamt by a mentally ill woman who is 30 – 40 years old:

‘There is a back-pack in front of me whose color is ocher. (I am looking for its zipper.)’

Dream Translation:

This back-pack is the content that belongs to your past. The ocher color indicates support and goodness.

You are looking for its zipper in order to open your past and remember the old content. This means that you are attached to your past, and you believe that your past contains support and goodness.

This is a false impression.

This dream was showing to the dreamer that she was eluded for believing that her past could give her something good and help her in her life. She had many traumatic experiences in the past and she is constantly controlled by her anti-conscience. I cannot explain the details of this case, but I can tell you that the dreamer is far from balance.

Since you know this detail you can understand how really wrong the dreamer is for believing that her past reactions and conclusions can help her in any way. The backpack’s color is misleading. It reflects what the dreamer thinks about her past conclusions and her past ideas, while she is mentally ill and she cannot trust her own thoughts. Her mind was invaded by her anti-conscience.

She is now carefully analyzing her past through dream translation. The unconscious mind is gradually eliminating the pain caused by her traumas, and showing her what had really happened to her.

Therefore, the fact that she had a backpack was negative. This backpack is a burden on her shoulders. She must get rid of this backpack instead of believing that her old ideas and conclusions can help her in her life.

The translation of this part of the dream clearly shows you the negative meaning of the backpack.

Now, I’m going to translate a few sentences of a dream dreamt by a 35- 45-years old woman where the backpack appears in a dream scene. She is not mentally ill. Her basic problem is related to a love relationship.

‘Then the class ended and I couldn’t find my blue backpack, which had my keys and my books. How was I supposed to get back to work?’

Dream Translation:

The backpack is what you carry with you from your past. It represents your past ideas, your memories, and everything that connects you with your past behavior and your past life.

The blue color represents comprehension. Thus, everything that comes from your past makes you have the behavior of a comprehensive person.

Since you lost your backpack, this means that you lost the content you are carrying in your personality and in your mind from the past, which gave you a comprehensive character (blue color). In other words, you are a person who understands everything very easily and has the reactions of average people. You lost this content that was influencing your behavior because now you understand that you cannot be like average people are. You have to be superior.

The keys represent a solution in dreams. Since you lost your keys, this means that you lost a solution you had found. In other words, you forgot a solution you had found in the past, and this is why you lost your keys. Or, you are in a situation that demands a lot more from you and you cannot use the same solution you usually use when you are in a difficult situation. Now you have to face a new situation that demands a different tactic.

Your books represent the knowledge given by human beings, which is a false knowledge, limited by the human ignorance.

Therefore, the fact that you lost your backpack is not negative, as it seems to be. You lost your old ways, which were based on misconceptions. What you carry with you in your backpack in dreams is the collection of erroneous concepts you have from the past. You got rid of this collection now that you are studying the meaning of your dreams and you have to face a different situation. Now you have to deal with the complicated case of the person you love.

You must pay attention to the unconscious lessons in your dreams because the solution you used to use in order to solve your problems in the past (keys) and the knowledge you have from studying what human beings have taught you (books) cannot help you in the situation you are now.

As you can see, the backpack (or travel bag) always has a negative meaning in a dream. It represents your old ways to deal with life’s challenges, which are based on erroneous conclusions, even if you are not mentally ill and you didn’t have serious traumas in the past.

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!).

After continuing Carl Jung’s research into the unknown region of the human psyche through dream interpretation I discovered that we are basically evil from birth. This means that we are crazy from birth. Evilness and craziness are synonyms. We are crazy because he have inherited an evil wild conscience into the biggest part of our brain (anti-conscience).

When you follow dream therapy you pass through a process of psychotherapy, which also works like spiritual purification and mind empowerment. You can become a true genius after getting rid of your dangerous anti-conscience if you’ll keep following the unconscious guidance.

Your evil anti-conscience is always down in dreams. It represents Satan. However, the anti-conscience keeps fighting against your human conscience and trying to get to the conscious surface.

Your human conscience is always up in dreams. It lives on the conscious surface, ignoring the content of the bottom of the human psyche. It is like a ship on the water, which ignores the content of the sea under it.

Therefore, when you go upstairs in dreams, this means that you are carefully bringing the content of your anti-conscience to the conscious surface. The stairs indicate that you are going up slowly.

If you’ll go up by elevator, this means that this content will arrive to the conscious surface too fast and therefore, this absurd content will control your behavior.

Going up in dreams means that you bring with you the content of the bottom of your psyche. If you’ll go up slowly, you will bring the absurd and evil content that lives in the bottom of your psyche in a careful way, as you should do. You’ll be able to understand the meaning of the negative content you have inherited in your brain and psyche. Then, you will correct your behavior.

If you’ll go up very fast, this means that your anti-conscience will control your behavior because something will suddenly oblige you to have a strange reaction. For example, you’ll meet a very impressing person that will make you pay attention to them (and forget other obligations), or you will face a tragic experience that will put your mental stability in danger.

When you go downstairs carefully, you have the right attitude. Downstairs you’ll find your evil anti-conscience. This is a very dangerous research that requires caution.

If you’ll go down by elevator in a dream this means that you’ll arrive too fast to the bottom of your psyche. This means that you will be imprisoned there. This dream scene indicates great danger. You will lose your mental stability.

If you have dreams where you are going up and down by elevator, this means that you are facing a dangerous life situation, which can dramatically affect your mental health.

You must be careful and stop making serious mistakes. Follow dream therapy and the unconscious mind will show you how to get out of trouble and find peace. The unconscious mind not only sends you warnings in dreams; it also gives you explanations and answers for all questions. Through dream translation you’ll find solutions for all problems, and perfect mental health forever.

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!).

Most people think that dreams have no meaning at all, or that they are merely reflections of our emotions and fears. Even those who believe that our dreams contain certain information about our psychological condition cannot believe that the importance of the meaning of dreams must be respected above anything else.

On the other hand, dream interpretation has been distorted by so many impostors for so many years that nobody can completely trust any interpretation. Even psychologists who try to find information about the psychological issues reflected in their patients’ dreams have distorted the real meaning of the dream language with their suppositions.

My work puts an end to all doubts. I prove that only the psychiatrist and psychologist Carl Jung could decipher the hidden meaning of the symbolic dream language after arduous research.

While all psychologists relate the meaning of their patients’ dreams to the scientific knowledge they have (since they try to cure their patients based on their studies) Carl Jung was the only one who understood that we have to look for the meaning of the dream language by following a totally different route.

Jung understood that he had to discover the meaning that the dream images found in everyone’s dreams had for various civilizations, in different historical times. Therefore, he looked for the way that each civilization interpreted a dream about the same images.

He discovered that there was a repetition of images. For example, the snake is a very important dream symbol for all the civilizations of the world. Then, he saw that the snake has also a religious meaning for many civilizations and that it appears in many artistic representations. Therefore, he started looking for the meaning of the dream images reflected also on artistic and religious manifestations by all civilizations.

His research was too complex. Only a very meticulous and patient scientist like him could make such research and discover the truth.

The snake represents the intervention of divine providence. The dreamer who has a dream about a snake will be punished for making a serious mistake, and face a bad event in his or her life. This bad event will put a definitive end to the mistake that the dreamer is making, but in a painful way.

The punishment is bitter because the dreamer shouldn’t make this mistake, but it will help him/her stop making a mistake that would ruin his life. This is why the snake represents the intervention of divine providence. God saves the dreamer’s sanity by sending him a bad event that will make him stop doing what is negative for him (and would make him lose his mind).

This means that if you want to prevent suffering after having a dream about a snake, you must seriously follow dream therapy and obey the guidance you have in your dreams. You can understand which mistake you are making and stop making it by following the unconscious guidance, without having to be punished by a bad event.

This also means that your dreams are as important as your religion, since they save you from what is bad.

Jung didn’t want to mix science to religion. He didn’t have a religious attitude after discovering that the unconscious mind that produces our dreams is God’s mind.

I had a religious attitude because I recognized that I was saved from craziness through dream interpretation, the same way that the symbolic meaning of the literary book I wrote after suffering from a tragic car accident saved my mental stability by showing me the truth.

Jung discovered that the unconscious mind was God’s mind before me, but he didn’t perceive the unconscious sanctity. My literary talent and my religious education in a Catholic school helped me understand the religious importance of this scientific discovery.

I completed the religious part of the research made by a psychiatrist. I’m a literature writer who is also a prophet, even though I ignored the fact that my literature contained wise messages sent by the divine unconscious mind thanks to my magical inspiration.

I discovered that God sends us secret messages in dreams because He protects us from our evil nature. We are basically demons, since we have inherited a huge absurd conscience, which occupies the biggest part of our brain.

I precisely followed Jung’s steps up to the point where he accepted ignorance and he stopped his research. He was afraid of finding craziness in the human brain, and he was right.

I had to continue his dangerous research and face craziness. I had to see how I could completely eliminate all the craziness contained in my brain in order to help everyone get rid of all mental illnesses.

I had no alternative. If I wouldn’t be a hero, I would become schizophrenic like my father. I had to discover the existence of the anti-conscience, and fight its craziness before completely losing my human conscience.

My real example proves that Carl Jung did discover the real meaning of dreams, since I could continue his research based on his method of dream interpretation, and clarify all the obscure points in his work.

My work doesn’t contradict his discoveries in any point. In the end I had to disagree with Jung’s last conclusions and follow the unconscious guidance, independently of his lessons, because he ignored the existence of the anti-conscience and he didn’t completely trust the unconscious mind. However, my work is basically a continuation of his work.

This means that you can trust the dream translations based on Carl Jung’s discoveries and based on my discoveries after continuing his research. These translations really translate the unconscious words.

You can also trust the guidance you have in your dreams because the unconscious mind has a saintly nature. The divine unconscious mind always saves your mental stability and always helps you evolve.

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!).

I transformed the complicated method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung into a simple, fast, and clear method of instant translation from images into words. However, in order to simplify his complicated method, I had to translate numerous dreams for two decades, and compare many different cases.

Thanks to my simplifications, understanding a dream today is not the big challenge it used to be in the past.

I’m going to give you an example by translating a dream scene dreamt by a 30 – 40 years old woman. She is divorced.

I cannot reveal more details about the dreamer’s life or tell you the entire dream because this was a private dream translation. I’m only using the translation of this dream scene from one of her dreams in order to give you a lesson, without exposing the dreamer in any way.

Here is the dream scene that I’m going to analyze:

‘Mr XY would come to swim meets with me to watch my children swim.’

Mr XY is the dreamer’s perfect match.

Dream translation:

Here is the first important dream symbol in this dream. Your children were swimming in a swimming pool.

When you have a dream about swimming in a swimming pool this means that you are looking for an unknown truth.

However, you should be swimming in the ocean if you wanted to learn the truth. The swimming pool is too limited, and it doesn’t contain the real truth. In the swimming pool you find a false and superficial truth.

Therefore, swimming in a swimming pool in dreams means that you are wasting your time; you are looking for the truth in the wrong place.

Your children represent your moral image. They are the moral image you present to the world.

Since your children are swimming in a swimming pool while Mr XY is watching them, this means that your perfect match is observing how your moral image is trying to discover the truth about him and his life.

In other words, Mr XY is observing you pretend that you are looking for the truth about him, while in fact you are not. You are only wasting your time.

Why are you merely pretending to look for the truth about him? Because your moral image is looking for the truth (your children), and not you.

In other words, you are showing to the world (and therefore, also to Mr XY) that you are looking for the truth about him because your moral image is looking for the truth. However, you are not really looking for the truth because this is a research that you should make, and not your children.

You represent your ego in dreams.

Therefore, this is a research that your ego should make, and not your moral image.

Since Mr XY was observing your moral image make a research in the wrong place, this means that you are showing him that you are looking for the truth about him in the wrong place: the swimming pool, and not in the sea, where the truth really is.

In other words, Mr XY understands that you are only superficially trying to find out more about him and his life.

You should look for true information about him in the sea, where the truth is hidden, and not in the swimming pool.

Why is your moral image researching the truth in the wrong place? Because you are not making a serious research. For example, you are simply looking for information about Mr XY’s family online, while this is not the type of information you should be looking for.

You let your moral image look for the truth about Mr XY instead of looking for the truth yourself because you are not having a responsible attitude. You should care about finding out who Mr XY really is, and the issues that he is facing now. You have to learn more about his life and his feelings.

This part of the dream indicates that Mr XY probably had traumatic experiences in the past, which had a negative impact in his life. You are not trying to understand what really happened to him. You must investigate this matter.

There are many things about him that you ignore.

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This dream scene may seem to be complicated to your eyes because it follows a different logic. However, I could easily discover the intention of the unconscious mind by translating the meaning of the dream symbols that appear in this scene, and by relating this information to the dreamer’s life story.

If I would directly translate this dream scene without giving explanations to the dreamer, the translation will simply be:

‘Your perfect match is observing you while you pretend to investigate more about him and his life. However, you are merely wasting your time.’

The translation of this dream scene seems to be complicated for you only because you ignore the dream language.

The complication is caused by the way that you look at the dream images. You have in mind the meaning that these images have for you in your daily life. You don’t identify their symbolic meaning.

For example, you could believe that this dream was giving information to the dreamer about what her perfect match thinks about her children, since he was watching them swim. However, her children have a symbolic meaning in dreams. They represent the dreamer’s moral image.

This dream was criticizing the dreamer’s attitude and showing her that she was making mistakes. It was not giving her information about the man she loves. This dream was showing her that she was looking for superficial information about her perfect match, while she should care about his personal life, his past, and his traumas.

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!).

In the beginning you have to study the meaning of dreams according to the scientific method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung, and simplified by me, who continued his research, clarifying all the obscure points in his work. I transformed the complicated dream language into a comprehensible language that everyone can understand.

After studying the meaning of the symbolic dream language made only by images for a while (the same way you study any foreign language made only by words) you will easily understand the meaning of all dreams. Of course, some dreams are simple, while other dreams are complicated, but you will be able to easily translate the meaning of any dream by following my simplification of Carl Jung’s method of dream interpretation.

For example, here is a very simple dream. If you know the meaning of the dream symbols discovered by Carl Jung and by me, who continued his research explaining the meaning of numerous dream symbols that he couldn’t explain, you will easily understand the unconscious messages:

‘Richard was walking in the dark street, when he saw three snakes crawling on the sidewalk. He manages to go to the other side of the city, where he found a beach. There was a policeman there, looking for a thief. Someone had stolen a house near there.’

We must learn a few details about the dreamer’s life story and the issues he is facing now in order to properly translate this dream. Richard is a 30 – 40 years old unmarried man who has a low self-esteem. He recently met an interesting woman he liked very much, but he is afraid that she didn’t feel the same for him. She was simply very polite and professional with him.

Dream Translation:

‘Richard was walking in the dark street’

The street indicates that the dreamer is in a dangerous life situation.

He ignores many things about himself and about his reality. This is the meaning of darkness in dreams.

‘when he saw three snakes crawling on the sidewalk.’

The number three indicates that the dreamer is not using three of his four psychological functions (thoughts, feelings, sensations, and intuition). He is making his decisions based on only one psychological function.

This means that he is making wrong decisions because his conscience is one-sided.

The snakes in dreams represent bad events that will put an end to the dreamer’s mistakes. In other words, he will have to pass through bitter experiences in order to stop repeating costly mistakes originated by his one-sided conscience.

‘He manages to go to the other side of the city, where he found a beach.’

The city indicates a dangerous environment, which indicates a dangerous life situation, like the street.

This means that the dreamer managed to abandon one danger (the city) to find another danger: the beach. The beach is near the sea, which represents craziness in dreams.

Therefore, in order to avoid certain danger about a reality that he ignored (the dark street), Richard found another danger. The sea in dreams represents the unknown content of the human psyche where craziness is hidden.

‘There was a policeman there, looking for a thief.’

The policeman in dreams represents the dreamer’s self-defense.

The thief is a negative part of his personality that belongs to his anti-conscience (the wild side of his conscience).

Therefore, his self-defense is looking for a part of his personality that belongs to his absurd and evil anti-conscience because the dreamer understands that he lost his psyche (the house in dreams) because certain part of his personality fell in love with the wrong person.

His anti-conscience is misleading him and making him believe that the woman he met is the ideal one for him.

In other words, he tried to avoid certain danger, and this is why he accepted the absurdity of his wild conscience. The danger he tried to avoid was to look for his perfect match. He preferred to accept the absurdity of his anti-conscience. In the end, his self-defense had to look for the part of his personality that let the wrong woman steal his psyche.

‘Someone had stolen a house near there.’
When a house is stolen in dreams this means that the dreamer loses his psyche because he falls in love with someone who is not the right person for him.

Therefore, his anti-conscience made him fall in love with a bad woman who will only make him suffer. This is how the anti-conscience will manage to destroy his human conscience and control his behavior.

This dream was a warning. The woman he met was not the ideal one for him. He will pass through many bitter experiences trying to conquer her heart, while she is not the right partner for him. Even if he will manage to have a love relationship with her, she won’t make him happy.

The fact that he is unmarried and insecure is making him accept the absurdity of his anti-conscience. He is desperately looking for a partner, while he is too afraid of a love relationship.

Richard must keep following dream therapy in order to stop being influenced by his anti-conscience and develop all his psychological functions. This is how he will overcome his fears and become self-confident. When he will transform his personality, he will find his perfect match.

His dreams and his life work in parallel, and are strictly connected. When he will become mature enough, he will meet the ideal woman for him. First of all he must learn how to behave.

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!).

When you translate the meaning of dreams according to the scientific method of dream interpretation you understand the wise messages contained in all dream images, even if they seem to be mere repetitions of what happens to you during your daily life. All images in dreams have a symbolic meaning, even when they seem to be mere reflections of your daily actions.

The known dream symbols show you the basic meaning of each dream. For example, the baby in dreams indicates a moral mistake. The baby represents a sin related to a love relationship, like betraying your partner with someone else, or having a relationship with someone who is already married.

Only by seeing a baby in a dream you already know that the unconscious mind is warning you that you must be careful and avoid making a serious moral mistake.

However, the dream story is also very important, so that you may understand why the unconscious mind is sending you this message and what you have to do. The dream story will give you explanations, based on the dream symbols.

For example, you had a dream where:

‘You saw a baby at your living room. Then, you were wondering how to feed the baby because you had never done it before.’

The dream story shows you that there is a moral mistake in an important part of your psyche (the living room). In other words, you are ready to make a sin.

You represent your ego in dreams. Your ego doesn’t know how to feed your moral mistake because you have never betrayed your partner before. However, you are about to make this sin.

In a few words, this dream is showing you that even though this is the first time that you are thinking about betraying your partner or having a relationship with someone who is already married, you are making a moral mistake the same way. It doesn’t matter if you were innocent up to this moment. Right now you are about to make a serious moral mistake that you must avoid.

At the same time, this dream is showing you that instead of avoiding what is bad, you are thinking about how to effectively make a sin (feed the baby).

Now, you have to think about what is happening to you and relate the unconscious messages to the issues you are facing in your daily life.

In this dream, the details of the dream story are represented by the fact that you were wondering how to feed the baby. This means that you don’t understand that you are ready to make a serious moral mistake, which you shouldn’t make.

The dream story is criticizing your attitude. You cannot see how wrong you are for desiring to make a moral mistake. You are thinking about how to effectively make a sin (without leaving clues), while you should think about avoiding it.

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!).

Light represents the truth in dreams. This meaning was discovered by Carl Jung. The light is represented by two different dream symbols: the sunlight, and the light of a lamp.

I continued Jung’s research, discovering the meaning of many dream symbols that he couldn’t translate. Today you can immediately understand the hidden unconscious messages in all dreams. The vision I’m giving you about the meaning of dreams surpasses the limited vision of my teacher. Jung taught me everything about the meaning of dreams and our mental health, but the unconscious mind that produces our dreams gave me more lessons.

At a certain point I had to abandon Jung’s psychotherapeutical method and disagree with his last conclusions. I started following only the unconscious guidance. The unconscious mind has a divine origin and works like a doctor. The unconscious psychotherapy surpasses any psychotherapy that comes from ignorant human minds.

The lessons I’m giving you don’t come from my ignorant mind but were taught by the unconscious mind that works also like a teacher. This means that the unconscious mind showed me the meaning of many dream symbols, giving me lessons about the dream language in my own dreams.

The unconscious mind will give you many lessons about the matters of your interest the same way. You only have to learn the dream language in order to reap all the benefits you can have for being guided by the unconscious wisdom.

The light of the sun is the light of truth because the sun is a powerful source, which enlightens our planet. Whenever you see the sunlight in dreams, this means that you can see the real truth. You are not eluded by illusions. This is a positive dream symbol.

You will see the light of the sun in a dream whenever you’ll pass through a process of psychotherapy through dream translation and better understand your reality.

You will usually see yourself wearing sunglasses in a dream with the sunlight, what this means that you are protected for facing the real truth. The sunlight hurts your eyes. Your eyes need protection. The sunglasses complete the positive meaning of the dream scene where you see the sunlight, in other words, the real truth.

The truth many times is painful. This is why you need protection when you learn the real truth. The truth is ugly, but it brings salvation. Only after facing the truth as it is can you correct your mistakes and stop doing what is negative for you. When you ignore the truth you are eluded by dangerous lies and misleading suppositions.

Now I’m going to show you the meaning of the light of a lamp by using a part of the dream submitted by a 35- 45 years old man for a professional dream translation. I cannot show you the entire dream or tell you more details of the dreamer’s life biography. However, the translation of this part of his dream will give you a practical lesson about the meaning of the light of a lamp:

‘Somebody it looks like my aunt goes to turn off the lights’

Dream Translation:

You must tell me how you characterize your aunt so that I may understand what part of your personality she represents. Your own opinion about her is what matters, not what other people think about her.

The darkness in dreams means that there are many things that you ignore.

The fact that the part of your personality represented by your aunt turned off the lights indicates that this part of your personality is trying to show you that there are many things that you ignore.

The lights of a restaurant are the lights of a lamp. The light of a lamp in dreams represents the false truth based on the ignorance of our under-developed and one-sided human conscience. Therefore, this part of your personality put an end to the false truth you were seeing, because you were seeing only what was enlightened by the lights of the restaurant’s lamps.

You represent your ego in dreams. Your ego is the center of your conscience and controls your behavior, unless you’ll let your anti-conscience (wild conscience) control your behavior for accepting to do what is bad.

This part of your personality that turned off the restaurant’s light was showing you that you must not lose your faith because you think based on what your idiotic human conscience knows. You see only the false truth of the ignorant human conscience.

Now you know how to translate the meaning of light in dreams. Whenever you’ll identify the dream symbols represented by the sunlight, the sunglasses, or the light of lamps, you will be able to understand the unconscious message in this part of the dream. You should learn the dream language, so that you may be able to understand all the hidden messages contained in a dream.

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!).