A dream presents us with emotions or information we may be avoiding while awake. Usually a dream within a dream is a ploy one uses to explain away the impact of the feelings met—which is all the more reason to understand the dream.
[1]J.A. Hadfield, in his book Dreams and Nightmares (Pelican 1954), puts forward what he calls a biological theory of dreams. He says the function of dreams is that, by reproducing di...
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Discover MoreWhile the concept of archetypes dates back to Plato, it is most widely recognized today through the work of Carl Jung, the influential Swiss psychotherapist. Unlike his mentor Sigm...
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