Answer the following. And here's a very iportant tip ... keep it to yourself! Hearing about someone else's dream is about as interesting as hearing what their cat did the night before. The goal is to identify what often turn out to be trivial anxieties ... or not.
1: Who are you in the dream?
2: Who are you with in the dream?
3: What details stand out?
4: What do you feel about these details?
5: What are the various actions in the dream?
6: How are you acting and behaving in this dream?
7: What relation does this dream have to your personality?
8: What does the dream want from you?
9: What are the various feelings in this dream?
10: What relation does this dream have to what is happening right now in your life?
11: Why did you need this dream?
12: Why have you had this dream right now?
13: What relation does this dream have to something in your future?
14: What questions arise because of this dream work?
15: Who or what is the adversary in the dream?
16: What is being wounded in this dream?
17: What is being healed in this dream?
18: What or who is the helping or healing force in this dream?
19: Who or what is your companion in this dream?
20: Who are your helpers and guides in life as well as in your dreams?
21: What symbols in this dream are important to you?
22: What actions might this dream be suggesting you consider?
23: What can happen if you work actively with this dream?
24: What is being accepted in this dream?
25: What choices can you make because of having this dream?
26: What questions does this dream ask of you?
27: Why are you not dealing with this situation?
28: What do you want to ask your dream spirits?
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"The dream is a little hidden door in the innermost and most secret recesses of the soul, opening into that cosmic night which was psyche long before there was any ego-consciousness, and which will remain psyche no matter how far our ego-consciousness extends." — C.G. Jung