DREams

For ten years I have daily self-analyzed my dreams.  Utilizing Freud’s method of free-association, which I still find to be the best method of interpreting dreams, I found dream-interpretation of night dreams to be very difficult and in most ways to be of little value.  Night dreams can be easily repressed and if they even remain in consciousness, they are typically long, complex and are made up of many elements .  At least for me, night dreams proved very hard to interpret and thus I received little insight. Then one day without purpose and not remembering truthfully the now or the when, I came across the Dominant Image Method. The Dominant Image Method creates what I call mini-dreams.  And from here, insights from my unconscious radically picked-up.  For five years now, I have practiced the Dominant Image Method daily and this analytic process remains incredibly fruitful.  It is not an easy method initially and takes a little training, but once achieved insights from the unconscious arise with strong frequency.

 

The Dominant Image Method can be practiced either through self-analysis or through the more typical two-person analyst/analysand relationship.​​