Or one who goes to bed in anger may have a dream in which he quarrels with others. However, if one does not know how to interpret dreams, true dreams, which will be explained below, may be confused with or taken for such kind of dreams. For example, although the dream which the king of Egypt at the time of the Prophet Joseph, upon him be peace, had was a true one, his men described it a jumbled one. There is a kind of dreams which has nothing to do with the subconscious self. Those dreams, which we call true dreams, are very clear and the one who has them does not forget them.
True dreams have one kind in which man has news of impending events.
As the essence of a piece of writing, which is its meaning, has a prior to its written, visible form, everything has an essential form of existence in God's Knowledge before it appears in the world. Between the world of archetypes, where God's Knowledge has primary manifestation, and the material world, there is another world, which we call the world of immaterial forms or symbols, where things exist in ideal forms or as symbols and the concept and measure of time are completely different from in this world. Also, one who has dreams finds or receives those symbols all differently according to time, place and cultures and even according to one's national and individual characteristics. Therefore, while sometimes it may find itself experiencing a past event, it may sometimes witness a future one. However, since in the world of ideal forms or symbols things exist in ideal forms or symbols, the spirit usually receives symbols, which should be interpreted.