Not Premonitions

[wisp]

Logic,

quote:I think a lot more people would benifit from trying to interpret they're dreams for themselves and to understand them, as opposed to telling they're "friend in danger". Because, if someone were to die and you were conscious of it in your dream, it would appear under some sort of symbol or metaphor, not the direct thing.

This is the way I see it too. On the other hand, it's also good to explore and express what may be a premonition. Sometimes feedback can help by telling the experience. In some ways, the bad things which may happen in dreams can be learned about by the very fact, what was possibly thought as a premonition, is actually something else.I can't think of any examples of this right now, but dreams have multi-purposes, and carries more than one message, in my opinion.

Superstition and fear are common things to conquer. I think facing fear is good, though easier said than done. I'm sure that's why growing and learning the unconscious of oneself is such a gradual process.

[Logic]

I've started to notice alot more "premonition" dreams being posted up here latley, which slightly bothers me.

People don't go posting all over the forum when they have a dream about winning the lottery or something, claiming that its going to come true. But, when they dream that their best friend or sibbling gets run over by an automobile, its instantly regarded as a premenition.

I think a lot more people would benifit from trying to interpret they're dreams for themselves and to understand them, as opposed to telling they're "friend in danger". Because, if someone were to die and you were conscious of it in your dream, it would appear under some sort of symbol or metaphor, not the direct thing.