Guide To Dream Deciphering
                            You can use these points to decipher your own dreams.

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        Some dreams are simple, the meaning is clear and direct.  Others are more difficult, they have a deep subliminal meaning.  There are many theories on what dreams mean, here I have given you one theory I feel work well in deciphering dreams.
        The first step is to record your dreams (see Tips and Tricks-Keeping a Dream Diary, Remembering Your Dreams).  After that comes a bit of 'questioning'.  As you read over your dream, ask yourself the following questions:
    1. What are the main images in the dream? (a person, place or thing that is the dream's focus)
    2. What comes to mind when you think about these main images?
    3. If there are people in the dream, do they remind you of anyone, possibly even yourself?
    4. Do places in your dream remind you of anything/anywhere?
    5. How do you feel in the dream, and what is the overal mood?
    6. Have any recent events in your life occured that could be related to or triggered your dream?
    7. Does this dream remind you of any previous dreams you might of had?
        Look at your answers to these questions.  Do they relate to each other, and more importantly, do they relate to questions 6 or 7?  By looking at your answers, you can usually figure out what your dreams mean.  You can also refer to the Dream Dictionary on this site.  With this, you can take may objects, people or places from your dream and look them up.  The dream dictionary can tell you what these things could possibly represent.  After doing a bit of reading and writing, the meaning of your dream should start becoming more clear.  But if it isn't, you could email it to me, and I will decipher it for you.