Used to be curious as to interpretation when an Adrian Lear from the USA arrived hear close to 35 years ago and aroused my curiosity when I heard him interviewed on abc radio, to the point of attending a lecture to try to understand more. I concluded from lecture that one's interpretation could be variously construed depending on mood, what your self wanted to believe at the time, which seemed inconsistent. It still perplexes me as I believe we all dream, but place whatever meaning on it depending on subconscious experience, desire etc.

I don't dream much anymore, and l seldom remember them when l do.

I so very rarely remember my dreams. I think that is a blessing AND a curse. For now, I assume it's a blessing. When I was much younger I remembered my dreams and they were rarely happy. So I am good with NOW and not have those any longer!

During the day, you brain is actively working and it not able to today itsrlf of some of the byproducts of that work. When we sleep, those chemicals get cleaned out. In the process of cleaning, certain nerves get stimulated and your brain knows you are asleep so it has some fun. That's what dreams are. They don't mean anything.

Mine are fun.
I think it's just the unfocused conscious playing with subconscious to amuse itself.
When I can be partially aware during them, and sometimes am, it's all the better.

Dreams have been important to me! I used them to find myself, and sometimes, they allowed waking time anxieties to disapate! They warned me of dangers...and I paid attention when I realized that! They were sometimes affirmative, with my life’s journey!