Given the many letters that arrived in Anabel.al's Inbox and their dreams and their meanings, naturally the question arises: "Do dreams really tell something?"
Since the beginning of the history of mankind, special attention has been paid to dreams. In ancient Egypt, many people who remembered the dreams they saw and looked alike as living were considered blessed with an inner light. Even, many of their dreams are recorded in papyrus.
They believed that one of the best ways to get divine energy was through dreams and there were those who slept on beds called "dream beds", believing that they would thus get wisdom from the gods.
In the 19th and 20th centuries, experts abandoned these ideas. The new figures he believed were Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung who came up with the theory that dreams are nothing but an internal work that makes the human brain. In one of his books, Freud explains in detail the complex system of dream analysis.
According to him, when our minds are unconscious (during sleep), the figures that existed before in our subconscious are produced.
Whether dreams say or not something for the future, allow us to communicate with something divine or just help us to understand another part of us, their analysis has always been symbolic.
To discover their meaning, we must interpret them as though they were written in a secret code.
What if this secret code does not exist and we have spent all of our time trying to decode images and objects in vain? What if dreams have no meaning?
Modern experts believe that dreams are merely a side effect of a neurological process. Although many people believe that while sleeping, the brain does not work, experts know well that sleep is just a period where neurological activity is very intense.
One of the reasons why we sleep is to allow the brain to organize our memories.
Thus, there is no proof that dreams are warning about what will happen in the future, but allow us to communicate with something outside nature and give us signals related to our inner, subliminal, telling us something more for our emotions or feelings.
