Understanding dreams means we have to understand ourselves and 4 key areas - the id, the archetype, the ego and the super-ego

Jung said that the “inner us” attempts to communicate with the conscious mind in 3 interdependent ways. The first being through our dreams psychically, the second being through fate, that is, our experiences of events such as accidents and when we are ill, and thirdly through experiencing physical disorders and illnesses. So our dreams are key to our well being and returning a balance to our own lives as well as our experiences of negatives.

It can be said that the oldest source of dreams goes back to the dawn of time. Dreams have been carved on cave walls, set in stone, and every Roman Legion had a soothsayer to try and make sense of nocturnal visions. In ancient times, priests consulted oracles and shrines for guidance to try and make sense of dreams. Our ancestors believed that dreams were messages from gods and in days gone by interpreters of dreams were visited much as doctors are today.

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