JayMark said:On another note loreta, I would suggest that you consider reading the material presented on the website. Lot of infos about dreams, crop circles and virtually every aspect of our 'reality'. Amazing stuff.
Dreams in my opinion are literally the reflect of what's going on with your life. Both positive and negative things. As one member have already said here, it represents the 'dynamics of your life'. So it includes you own inner feelings, struggles, difficulties, fears but also your interaction with other people and such. It can be obvious within the dream or more symbolic hence the utility of interpreting it. Just a piece of advise here.
I'm not trying to tell you what to do here but I think you might find it pretty interesting and especially useful.
Once you peak into the world of the unknown, it can become literally 'addictive'. :P
Learning sure is fun!
Yes, you are right. I have to learn so much!
What a mean is this: for example I dream about a turtle. I can say: the turtle maybe is there because I am slow, or I feel old, etc. this is for me interpret a turtle in my dream. But if I look just a the turtle and ask: what this turtle is telling me? Without analyzing this turtle mentally but just looking at her, her colors, her form, her presence and asking her: why did you come in my dream? What are you telling by your presence? And maybe if I silence my mind and just ear in a respectful silence, maybe the turtle will talk to me during the day, of during the week, or give me an insight ad then I will know why this turtle has come to my dream, this part of me that is a turtle.
It is true when I say looking for symbols is a sort of interpretation. But I have the impression that looking a symbol is more looking at something very profound, something as profound as humanity. So if I see a crop that seems to me a spider or a snake I can look what this symbol of a snake means for humanity through history before trying to analyse why there is a crop with the form of a snake and why now and try to find reasons or situations, etc. The crop by itself is a beautiful image per se, what it is saying to us? What is this snake doing here? Why a snake?
Maybe I confuse terms, English is always very complicated for me to express my ideas that are also questions that I ask myself.