Anatomy of a Dream
Dreams often present themselves in three steps:
First:
They give the time reference for the problem, situation or program you are
running. For example, if you are shown a house you lived in when you were
a child, the house represents an old program or awareness of self that started
way back then.
Second:
They will show you how the problem is manifesting now in your life and
present awareness - what is surrounding it.
Third:
They will present the solution to the situation, or how to learn from and
move beyond the program or problem that is limiting you.
Most teaching dreams will follow this format. If you remember seeing a car, house, school or person of your past, that is usually part of the first phase of the dream.
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