We know that our subconscious is always running in the background, scanning our surroundings, keeping our bodies working and picking up the patterns of the environment around us, but does that mean that we are always dreaming in the background? Jung thought so, he not only observed that the unconscious is continuously active but is also speaking to us through the language of symbolism, at every waking moment, saying that, “dreaming is a continuous process, one which does not cease when we wake.” and, “the psyche is constantly at work, creating symbols day and night.” This idea would explain why we daydream when we slip into a relaxed state.

Hi..I am finding that I am dreaming a lot more from wearing a night mask that covers my eyes at night when I sleep..your thoughts

Once you learn to understand your dreams and value their insight, you can begin to see yourself in a new way. Dreams are invaluable on helping a you to gain introspection, and grow and move through the stages of individuation. Is there a dream that you've recently begun to pay attention to? It might help you understand yourself in a deeper way 🙏🏾

Welcome @Blessing Grace feel free to go through the content at your own pace (under the classroom tab); and when you are ready to, share a dream or dreams that you (or someone else has had), that you wish to dive into deeper! And of course let me know if you would like me to hone in a particular theme, symbol or subject matter so we can decode it together! ❤️

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