Dream a Little Dream

It is not a secret that we all dream, some may remember their dreams and some may not. Dreams actually serve two purposes, one is a natural and necessary function of the brain and the other is the mind relyaing messages to us, this is the subconscious mind. Our subconscious mind is always working, observing everything we do, think, feel or say in our daily lives and stores it away. Our conscious mind slips away when we go to sleep and our subconscious mind comes to the surface and begins to play. This is why we sometimes dream unusual things, like riding on a pig down the city streets. No matter how strange our dreams are they are reflections of our daily lives or how our subconscious sees it. Our dreams are brought to us in symbolic terms, in metaphors. Take the pig for example, a pig represents rude and boorish behavior, selfishness, so to this you may figure out that you are acting this way towards someone or about something or vise versa. Even though the scenarios are ridiculois, it help us see our situation in a different way and we can learn from them. We should all pay closer attention to what we dream; they are our tools to self-discovery and a way for us to learn.
If you have trouble remembering what your dream, try keeping a note book beside the bed as as soon as you wake up write down what you remember even if it is only bits and pieces of it. The more you do this the more you will remember from each dream. Your dreams are a gift from you to yourself, use them.

Information take from "So, What did you dream last night?" by: Lauri Quinn Loewenberg