The value of Zhou Gong's interpretation of dreams does not lie in what is the dream? It lies in its enlightenment to the dreamer and what value it has for the perfection of the dreamer's life. It is also under this premise that we say that the interpretation of dreams with different theoretical backgrounds may be correct, but whether it is correct is not important, the most important thing is what enlightenment we can get from these explanations and what significance it has for the growth of the dreamer's soul.

Any interpretation of dreams is guided by a psychological theory. Or more broadly, it is based on an understanding of human psychology, physiology, mind-body relationship, and even the relationship between man and the universe. Just as any theory is gradually approaching the truth, the theoretical truth behind the interpretation of dreams has a process from imperfection to perfection.

A dream is like a stone in a lake, and the ripples around it are its echo. We start from different theories, some understand and see clearly one of its ripples, and some understand and see clearly another.

So for the same dream, the Freudian solution is true, and the Jungian solution is also true. But according to the author's many years of dream interpretation experience and psychotherapy experience, we are more inclined to Jungian interpretation of dreams, because the latter is more constructive than the former.

Jung said that dreams are enlightenment, the effort of the subconscious mind to make the whole mind more harmonious and rational. Freud said that a dream is an uncontrollable impulse like a wild horse, whose desire is to reach itself. Freud's dream interpretation is to tell you that you are like this, and this is so that your consciousness does not know. Jung's dream interpretation is to tell you: what you can do to make it better.

Maybe Jung saw it. And the ripples I heard weren't the last. Only in the process of constantly exploring the mind can we become more comprehensive. Grasp dreams accurately.

A 30-year-old woman dreamed that her childhood neighbor's uncle had killed his wife, and the uncle suddenly asked her to marry him.

On a Freudian level, this is a classic wish-fulfillment dream. The dreamer hopes to replace the position of the aunt and become the wife of the uncle. This makes perfect sense, and the dreamer admits that she has dreamed since childhood that this uncle is her father, because he is elegant. Gentle.

But on the Jungian level, the dream is an integrated dream, and the uncle in the dream is the Animas archetype of the dreamer. This 'solicitation' implies the integration of the animas of the dreamer with the existing personality of the dreamer. The death of the dream aunt means that an old personality mask of the dreamer will be replaced by a new one.

Through analysis, the dreamer thinks that the character of the afraid mother is traditional and conservative. Therefore, the meaning of this dream is that the primitive man reminds the dreamer to change the traditional and conservative character and integrate the elegant and gentle character that he longs for. This explanation is also reasonable. Because this woman's character is both conservative side, but also because of anxiety and often lose her temper.

From my point of view, I prefer to explain it from the Jungian level, because it would open the door to her personality perfection.

(Editor in charge：naturally)