Dreams & health clues (Depression)

[Guest guest]

> Victoria - thank you for this. i have had recurring bad dreams with

> themes of rotting etc for my whole life. I also have intestinal

problems

> - which of course am always trying to address, but never realized

they

> cd be influencing the dream world

 

You're welcome.

 

Dreams often can provide important clues regarding health problems.

 

If a lot of symbolism of rottening and decay turn up, these can point

to digestive system problems. These can be some real nightmares that

leave you feeling shaken and creepy. (At least, they did me.)

 

Dreams of a series of righthand turns can be symbolic of the large

intestine. The large intestine takes a series of righthand turns. (I

used to have a lot of these too.)

 

Dreams of winding roads with a lot of hairpin curves can symbolize

the small intestines. Dreams involving plumbing can indicate

problems with the urinary system or digestive tract.

 

Dreams of blizzards sometimes will be a clue that there are problems

with dairy intolerence or allegies.

 

Trees sometimes can be symbolic of the lungs because the passageways

of the lungs look like an upside down tree. (In the dreams the tree

may be right side up.)

 

Dreams sometimes can give clues into foods that are not good for the

individual. I remember a dream in which I was standing in the

bathroom, I tasted coffee in my mouth, and I immediately felt very

nauseous and my attention was drawn to the commode. I stopped

drinking my morning cup of Swiss mocha after that dream. The nausea

did start to improve after that.

 

Others can probably add a lot to this list of dream clues into health

problems. These are just the ones I'm familiar with.

 

Long tubes may represent long bones in the body and possible blood or

immune problems.

 

Victoria

[Guest guest]

This is a little 'off topic', but does anyone have a good link to

interpreting dreams, this is fascinating.

 

Thanks in advance,

Deborah

The NL