Perhaps you dreamed of a house you loved as a child but were afraid to go inside. Tell the dream interpreter both parts. They can ask what the house means to you and whether anything in your life now brings up the same feeling. You can also discuss a recurring dream, an encounter with someone you miss, or a scene you remember without knowing why.
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As soon as you wake, jot down what happened and who was there. Add how you felt in the dream, how you feel now and any details you remember from earlier dreams. You can put a question mark beside anything you’re unsure of. If the dream returns, you can make a new entry. Leave the first one as you wrote it, even if you’ve changed your mind about what it meant.
Yes. You send the dream in chat, and the reader asks questions and discusses possible meanings with you. You can ask why they focused on the house rather than the person inside. There’s no need to wait until the end of the session to ask.
Whatever you remember, including the parts that don’t seem to belong together. If a man looked like your father but you knew he was someone else, that is worth saying. Tell the reader what those people mean to you outside the dream.
You don’t need a beginning and an ending. Tell the reader, “This is the only part I remember,” and describe it. Missing details should stay missing. Don’t add something just because it would make the story more logical.