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The Interpretation of Dreams is Freud's famous book; Published in 1900. In this book, the author cites a large number of dreams as examples, and takes a serious ** of the various aspects of the problem of dreams. He made the following observations.

1. Dreams are a kind of mental activity; "It is often motivated by a desire to be satisfied". Dreams arise from wishes, and their content is "the fulfillment of wishes." Dreams not only give the mind an opportunity to manifest, but also use the form of hallucinatory experience to express the fulfillment of wishes.

The author gives many examples of dreams as "the fulfillment of wishes". One of them is the dream of his 5-year-old youngest son. Once, the family arrived at the foot of Mount He.

The younger son was not content to play at the bottom of the mountain because he often used a telescope to see the Simone hut on the mountain. But his parents did not take him up the mountain, and he was not happy at the time. The author says:

The next morning, he came running to me in high spirits and told me; 'Last night I dreamed that we were walking to the temple and arriving at Simone's hut. I now realize that when I said I was going to Dach, he was full of thought that he would be able to go from Holstadt over the mountains to Simeone's hut, which he dreamed of with his telescope every day, and that he was disappointed and dissatisfied when he learned that he could only end at the waterfall at the foot of the mountain. But the dream made him compensate.

2. Dreams are the self-expression of the subconscious, and the subconscious mind is pressed into the deepest part of the human psyche, but it is very active, and it emerges in every possible way to break through the realm of the preconscious. When the "self" relaxes its guard when it wants to rest and does not get full breath, that is, the self is "in a state of confusion", the subconscious mind starts to move, and dreams appear. Since many of the dreamer's desires are immoral, the subconscious mind makes it appear in the form of a makeover.

The strange and incomprehensible reason why dreams are made is due to the disguise of dreams. Dreams have been disguised many times and must be interpreted through psychoanalysis.

3. Freud believed that dreams and psychosis are similar, and he believed that "dreams contain a brief neurotic psychology". Because when he hears dreams and neuropathy, he bases himself on theories about the unconscious. He concluded that both dreams and psychosis conform to the laws of subconscious activity, and came to the following conclusions:

The subconscious mind prefers to relate to preconscious notions that are unnoticed, ignored, or just thrown into the cold. "In this way, the cunning subconscious can sneak into the realm of consciousness. Freud rejected the old claim that dreams were revelations from supernatural ghosts, emphasizing that dreams are part of people's mental activity and come from the subconscious.

Dreams are neither the manifestation of the soul nor the revelation of God, but the condensation and precipitation of the practical activities of the early years of man.

Through the appearance of dreams, the psychoanalytic theories and methods of the subconscious are carried out.

By chance, or by coincidence, I borrowed Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams" from the library and went home to read it.

To tell the truth, he may return to the title of the founder of the psychoanalytic school or the controversy caused by his three theories of sexuality.

Just reading this book gave me a big impact, a feeling of empowerment. Because I have always had a lot of dreams since I was a child, and because I wake up in the morning, I feel confused, confused, frightened, regretful, regretful and other negative emotions, but there has never been an explanation that can relieve me.

The book says, "Dreams are the disguised satisfaction of unconscious desires and childhood desires." Through the case analysis he described, all kinds of dreams in the past have obtained a plausible statement, but they can face up to their own inner desires in order to be satisfied through hard work in the reality of the group. Make dreams come true.

I always dreamed that I was swimming freely in the water like a fish, and I thought it was because my heart was forever young that I wanted to be free. After reading this book, I seriously peeled back the camouflage of dreams layer by layer, and found that I just wanted to learn how to swim.

To be continued.