Film

What kind of movie are you watching and with whom? If this is one of the most memorable moments of the dream, perhaps you are trying to give a boost to the relationship or solve a problem at the level of relationships by looking at their image. The main idea of ​​the film most often indicates how to do it.

Even if the film is absurd or a picture full of scenes of destruction, your subconscious mind, guided by some of your constant desires, has chosen exactly this version of the development of events. Perhaps you are in a state of searching in your daily life that you find too mundane. Who is shown the most attractive (repulsive) events of the film and how do such events relate to your real life?

A dream in which you see yourself on the screen causes conflicting feelings. You occupy two places at the same time — you are both a spectator and an actor. Sometimes dream logic tells you, "Yes, it's me in a movie," other times it just leads you to that conclusion. Sometimes events are shown that enrich us with EXTERNAL EXPERIENCE. In both cases, there is a sense of "derealization" of everything that happens in the film. There are a number of reasons for this. One is reducing the psychological morbidity of sleep. Since you are dreaming yourself, you can strengthen the defense mechanism even in the subconscious state, telling yourself: "It is only a dream." On the other hand, you try to evaluate the events taking place objectively. Intuition requires introspection, and introspection requires the ability to consider the power you have in the real world and see the actions you take. Motion pictures make power and action more obvious. According to another version, a dream with your participation in a film is a simple wish fulfillment. "Hey, you should be in a movie." That's where you take off. Is your life so good or so bad that you sometimes wonder when this dream will end? Such feelings in real life can lead to "derealization" in terms of perception of dreams.