Despite their seemingly random and bizarre content, your dreams are actually full of advice, solutions and warnings that you are giving yourself about your life right now. The only problem is that they are being given to you in a different language... dream language! Don't worry; it really isn't that hard to learn how to translate this language.

When looking at your dreams, you’ve got to keep in mind that you can’t take anything for face value. Your dreams don’t speak in a literal language. They speak in a symbolic language. A dog, even your own dog, to your dreaming mind is not a dog but rather represents your loyalty towards someone or something. That dream about your childhood home isn’t about that house but rather about who you were when you lived there, that point in time in your life. Your car isn’t your car; it’s your drive and determination to get yourself where you want to go in life.

When trying to figure out your dream, don’t look AT your dream; look INTO your dream. That’s the key. Once you are able to understand your own dream language, you’ll discover that your dreaming life is just as important as your waking life because all the answers you need while you are awake are being given to you at need when you dream.