Whether dreams appear to censor, compensate, motivate, or be experienced, their primary service is to enhance the self-understanding of the dreamer. Dreams are often perceived as mystifying and meaningless, perhaps because they confront the dreamer with unfamiliar or avoided perspectives. Dreams are relate to the style of life of the person, then the immediate issues or problems of the dreamer should be illuminated through the individual s dreams. Dreams that produce intense emotional reactions are compelling to the individual. D reams are science, art, and the unconscious mind is a modest, teasing exhibition that grapples with a large and weighty subject.
Dreams are organizes the unconscious and art about the unconscious.
Dream were the royal road to the unconscious, that they revealed in disguised from the deepest elements of an individual s inner life. There is an unconscious, and dreams are indeed the royal road to its understanding. The art critic, Donlad Kuspit, contributes some provocative thoughts on the diminishment of the symbolist vision into the surrealist s commodification of dream language. Dreams are like in a movie. They re produced and directed by a higher power, but the star is always that person.