ve (Williams 99). Dream interpretation has helped hundreds of people to overcome their lifelong problems as well as daily problems. Through therapies such as hypnosis and psychoanalytic therapy, people who have suffered great emotional, mental, and physical stress have moved on to live happier, fuller lives. Dreams do, in fact, represent many different areas of people’s lives in physical, emotional, and mental ways. Dreams can relay things to a person about his or her life that he or she are not even aware of. Interpreting one’s dream is a method of self-discovery that lets one in on parts of his or her life that he or she never could have imagined. Dreams can help cure different physical, emotional, and mental problems in one’s life. People have depended on dreams to guide them in their actions and also for self-discovery for hundreds of years. People will continue to depend on their dreams as a means of guidance, just as their ancestors have done for years to come. Bibliography Works Cited Antrobus, John. Dream Theory 1997: Toward a Computational Neurocognitive Model. 16 Feb. 2000 . Beck, Henry W. What is Psychoanalytic Therapy? . Cartwright, Rosalind, and Lynne Lamberg. Crisis Dreaming: Using Your Dreams to Solve Your Problems. Harper Collins Publishers: New York, 1992. Churchill, Randal. “The Transformational Nature of Hypnotherapy.” Become the Dream: The Transforming Power of Hypnotic Dreamwork. Transforming Press, 1997. 16 Feb. 2000 . “Dream.” Collier’s Encyclopedia. Vol. 8. 1984. “Dreaming.” Microsoft Encarta 96 Encyclopedia. Microsoft Corporation. Funk & Wagnall’s Corporation. CD-ROM. 1996 ed. 1993-1995. ---. “Psychoanalysis.” Microsoft Encarta 96 Encyclopedia. Microsoft Corporation. Funk & Wagnall’s Corporation. CD-ROM. 1996 ed. 1993-1995. Freud, Sigmund. The Interpretation of Dreams. New York: Macmillan Company, 1923. Freud, Sigmund. Modern Cri...
