Encyclopedia of Dreams
by Michael and Elizabeth Thiessen
To dream that you are dreaming is usually the effect of excessive worry and in one dream the dreamer wakes up to find that things are all straightened out until, lo and behold, the sleeper finds it is yet another dream.
It is not uncommon to have more then two levels to a dream, the main reason hear is fear, and worry, over life’s circumstances. There is no interpretation for this dream as it is not a symbol, it is condition of the state of the emotions of the dreamer.
A Guide to Dreams and Sleep Experiences
by Tony Crisp
one is paralysed is similar. It depicts the paralysing effects, either of fears we have or of what we have imagined as real in the way described, we may be ‘paralysed’ by feelings of guilt or inadequacy; internal conflict paralyses us.
The healing of the paralysed man by Christ represents this removal of guilt, shame or fear by contact with the self.
The Language of Dreams
by Patrica Telesco
A type of lucid experience or an OBE.
(See Part One: Programmed and Lucid Dreaming).
A memory. Dreaming that you’re dreaming can be an alternative way of recalling images from past dreams. Watch, and let this vision play itself out like a good movie, then recall the details like any ordinary dream.
