Curiosity is surely the main reason why you want to understand the meaning of dreams.
You want to be able to decipher what your dreams are trying to tell you.
However, dreams are mysterious.
They seem to be incomprehensible.
On the other hand, there are many dream interpreters in the world, and each one interprets the meaning of dreams in a different way.
How can you be sure that the interpretation of a dream is accurate? You are afraid to trust dream interpretations.
Another reason why you surely desire to decipher the meaning of dreams is fear.
Most dreams are intriguing, unpleasant, or terrifying.
You are afraid that the horrible things that happen to you in your dreams may happen in your daily life.
I had these reasons to care about the meaning of dreams too since I had many vivid dreams and nightmares, but the main reason why I cared so much about the meaning of dreams was the fact that I had serious psychological problems.
I noticed that all psychologists considered our dreams important.
I believed that dreams had a healing power.
So, I started reading many scientific books about the meaning of dreams.
I was passing through postpartum depression, while dealing with a depressing situation in my life because my young cousin Efi and my mother-in-law had died in the same week, four months before I gave birth to my son.
I always was depressed, angry, and afraid.
I had read Freud's book about the interpretation of dreams when I was 18-years-old (in 1979).
I borrowed it from a library in Pacific Beach (California) when I was studying English there.
In the beginning his method seemed to make sense, but later I saw that it couldn't be applied to all types of dreams.
I abandoned this matter.
I remembered my interest for the meaning of dreams again after deciding to live in Greece and after getting married, when I was pregnant and Efi died because of a train accident (in 1984).
She had traveled from Athens to Patras (the city where my uncle and my aunt were born and she was registered) in order to vote for the first (and the last) time in her life.
The accident happened when they were going back to Athens.
The train went off the rails when it was passing through Corinth because the driver was going too fast.
Many people died.
This tragic train accident reminded me the car accident I had to face when I was a 15-years-old (in 1976).
I lost the friend who was next to me in the car.
I almost died too.
The five friends who were with me in the car had fractures and went to the hospital like me, except the driver.
I wanted to be able to prevent accidents, or at least get prepared to bear someone's death without having a shocking surprise.
However, this was impossible.
My mother-in-law had a stroke and died two days after Efi's death.
These two deaths in the family at the same time made me understand that this was not a coincidence.
These deaths seemed to be God's decision, but I was not so sure of God's existence at that time, especially because I became an atheist after the accident.
I started believing in the possibility of God's existence a few days before getting married, in January of 1983.
I remembered the two deaths of the pope in 1978, the last year I studied in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where I was born.
One pope died after another for health reasons.
Since I studied in a catholic school, we didn't have school because the pope had died, and a few days later we didn't have school again because his successor had died too.
I understood that nothing happened by chance, but I didn't know where to find explanations.
Something made me believe that perhaps I could find answers for my questions in dreams.
I studied Carl Jung's method of dream interpretation, after studying many other methods that didn't help me understand anything.
Only Jung's method could be applied to all types of dreams and give us real insights about our psychological content.
I studied so hard and I was so obedient to the unconscious guidance in my dreams that in 1988 I became a dream expert.
To my surprise, I had information about the reasons why Efi had died in my dreams, and I learned the meaning of life and the meaning of death.
I was impressed with all the knowledge I found.
God listened to my prayers and gave me the answers I was looking for.
I couldn't imagine that I would learn so much by translating the meaning of my dreams based on Carl Jung's method.
I learned how to prevent accidents and predict the future, but I saw that I couldn't always predict everything that would happen or prevent all catastrophes.
For example, I didn't predict my husband's death (in 1989).
I believed that God had to send me a dream preparing me for his death, but this was not possible.
However, I managed to prevent the death of my husband's niece Helen thanks to a dream prediction in 1986.
Her parents hated my prediction, but thanks to my courage on telling them what I had predicted they changed their attitude and their daughter didn't die.
I had a dream telling me that Helen would die like Efi.
So, I told her parents to let her develop her personality without imposing their desires.
Until today they don't believe that she was miraculously saved thanks to the warning I had in my dream, but if you knew her story you would surely understand why this warning was so important.
After having a series of dreams with explanations about why Efi had to die, I could understand why Helen was in a similar position.
Sometimes we can prevent a premature death thanks to a dream prediction.
Other times, this is not possible.
God is the only one who knows when we can do something in order to change the development of our reality.
You want to be able to decipher what your dreams are trying to tell you.
However, dreams are mysterious.
They seem to be incomprehensible.
On the other hand, there are many dream interpreters in the world, and each one interprets the meaning of dreams in a different way.
How can you be sure that the interpretation of a dream is accurate? You are afraid to trust dream interpretations.
Another reason why you surely desire to decipher the meaning of dreams is fear.
Most dreams are intriguing, unpleasant, or terrifying.
You are afraid that the horrible things that happen to you in your dreams may happen in your daily life.
I had these reasons to care about the meaning of dreams too since I had many vivid dreams and nightmares, but the main reason why I cared so much about the meaning of dreams was the fact that I had serious psychological problems.
I noticed that all psychologists considered our dreams important.
I believed that dreams had a healing power.
So, I started reading many scientific books about the meaning of dreams.
I was passing through postpartum depression, while dealing with a depressing situation in my life because my young cousin Efi and my mother-in-law had died in the same week, four months before I gave birth to my son.
I always was depressed, angry, and afraid.
I had read Freud's book about the interpretation of dreams when I was 18-years-old (in 1979).
I borrowed it from a library in Pacific Beach (California) when I was studying English there.
In the beginning his method seemed to make sense, but later I saw that it couldn't be applied to all types of dreams.
I abandoned this matter.
I remembered my interest for the meaning of dreams again after deciding to live in Greece and after getting married, when I was pregnant and Efi died because of a train accident (in 1984).
She had traveled from Athens to Patras (the city where my uncle and my aunt were born and she was registered) in order to vote for the first (and the last) time in her life.
The accident happened when they were going back to Athens.
The train went off the rails when it was passing through Corinth because the driver was going too fast.
Many people died.
This tragic train accident reminded me the car accident I had to face when I was a 15-years-old (in 1976).
I lost the friend who was next to me in the car.
I almost died too.
The five friends who were with me in the car had fractures and went to the hospital like me, except the driver.
I wanted to be able to prevent accidents, or at least get prepared to bear someone's death without having a shocking surprise.
However, this was impossible.
My mother-in-law had a stroke and died two days after Efi's death.
These two deaths in the family at the same time made me understand that this was not a coincidence.
These deaths seemed to be God's decision, but I was not so sure of God's existence at that time, especially because I became an atheist after the accident.
I started believing in the possibility of God's existence a few days before getting married, in January of 1983.
I remembered the two deaths of the pope in 1978, the last year I studied in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where I was born.
One pope died after another for health reasons.
Since I studied in a catholic school, we didn't have school because the pope had died, and a few days later we didn't have school again because his successor had died too.
I understood that nothing happened by chance, but I didn't know where to find explanations.
Something made me believe that perhaps I could find answers for my questions in dreams.
I studied Carl Jung's method of dream interpretation, after studying many other methods that didn't help me understand anything.
Only Jung's method could be applied to all types of dreams and give us real insights about our psychological content.
I studied so hard and I was so obedient to the unconscious guidance in my dreams that in 1988 I became a dream expert.
To my surprise, I had information about the reasons why Efi had died in my dreams, and I learned the meaning of life and the meaning of death.
I was impressed with all the knowledge I found.
God listened to my prayers and gave me the answers I was looking for.
I couldn't imagine that I would learn so much by translating the meaning of my dreams based on Carl Jung's method.
I learned how to prevent accidents and predict the future, but I saw that I couldn't always predict everything that would happen or prevent all catastrophes.
For example, I didn't predict my husband's death (in 1989).
I believed that God had to send me a dream preparing me for his death, but this was not possible.
However, I managed to prevent the death of my husband's niece Helen thanks to a dream prediction in 1986.
Her parents hated my prediction, but thanks to my courage on telling them what I had predicted they changed their attitude and their daughter didn't die.
I had a dream telling me that Helen would die like Efi.
So, I told her parents to let her develop her personality without imposing their desires.
Until today they don't believe that she was miraculously saved thanks to the warning I had in my dream, but if you knew her story you would surely understand why this warning was so important.
After having a series of dreams with explanations about why Efi had to die, I could understand why Helen was in a similar position.
Sometimes we can prevent a premature death thanks to a dream prediction.
Other times, this is not possible.
God is the only one who knows when we can do something in order to change the development of our reality.