According to the Continuity Theory, dreams are not a separate mode of consciousness based in symbology. Instead, dreams are continuous with our waking cognition and emotions. You can interpret your dream as if it had happened in waking thoughts.
1. Which themes in this dream have you dreamed about before/regularly?
ex. Space setting.
ex. Dragon Ball
ex. Battle
If this dream was new in all respects, it might just be a random scenario that doesn't really deserve further exploration. Let's say it's your first time in space amongst planets, well, maybe that part of the dream is not particularly interesting. This is not a rule.
What's most important is for you to reflect on these different themes and see if you can make any connection to your waking life. What's the value for you?
If you often dream about Goku, maybe that is simply representative of how much of a fan you are of Dragon Ball. That's maybe the end of it. But maybe, you want to continue and reflect on why you are a fan of Dragon Ball.
If you often dream about battles, how does that relate to your waking life? Are you often in conflicts? Or are you competitive? Let's say you realize "Hey, I do have a trend of finding trouble and getting into fights," this would be an instance of you looking into your dreams as a mirror of your waking life, seeing something you didn't fully realize before. And you can finally properly focus your energy to work on that. But maybe, you are not often in conflicts. Maybe you're just competitive. Maybe that's an invitation for you to consider joining a competitive sport or activity. Simply because, you figure out you enjoy that. Or maybe, that's not particularly true. Maybe you're just a Dragon Ball fan and like stories about high stakes battles and you decide to watch Godzilla.
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