The question of whether dreams are just dreams cannot be answered with a clear YES or NO.The human brain certainly processes events from the past during the night, which can be describedcan be described as irrelevant for the future or our existence. But this is certainly notthe case with all our dreams. Humans are a part of nature and therefore also a part of natural forces - whether these are now known or unknown to us. Through this participation in our environment, we are connected to what some would like to call fate. Whether we understand some connections or not, they are there and they are part of our very own self. Dreams can represent wishes, but they can also foreshadow actual future events without us, the dreamers, always recognising this. There is no question that there are so-called truth dreams, but not every dream should be seen outright as a preview of our future.A dream should be seen as a reminder and a sign - not as an inevitable fate in itself that 'nothing can be changed anyway'.A dream may show us the way to the well, but we have to go there ourselves to quench our thirst.It should also be noted that some symbols have different meanings for the dreamer in different cultures.different meanings for the dreamer.In European culture, for example, the snake is seen as a bad omen, whereas inIndia, for example, the cobra is an almost sacred symbol.
