Tuesday, August 7, 2007

Dream Interpretation – Wisdom, Science and Religion



The knowledge we have when we exactly translate the dream messages is more than pure knowledge: it is real wisdom, because the unconscious mind that produces our dreams is wise and saintly. It is responsible for the existence of religiosity in our psyche.


he superiority of the scientific method is evident when we compare the usual interpretations we find everywhere. Usually they are free interpretations, because they are based on personal opinions, with some knowledge about some aspects of the dreams.

These subjective interpretations only analyse the dream, they don’t exactly translate its meaning, as the scientific method does. The scientific method of dream interpretation is an accurate translation of the dream messages. The interpreter has to translate symbols in words.

This is a specific professional translation and it has tremendous value. The knowledge we have when we exactly translate the dream messages is more than pure knowledge: it is real wisdom, because the unconscious mind that produces our dreams is wise and saintly.

It is responsible for the existence of religiosity in our psyche. In fact, it created the various existing religions, so that the human being could learn the truth from different sources, because the entire truth about our existence and the meaning of our lives is too complex.

If I delayed almost 20 years to present my work to the public, it was because I had to simplify a very complicated and time-consuming translation that only intellectuals could learn, into a very simple method that anyone could understand and use everyday.

The truth though is that this part was not so difficult. The real reason for my delay was the discovery of the wild side of the human conscience, which came after continuing the research Jung abandoned, into the unknown region of the human psyche.

This discovery was so important that it completely changed my life. I had to discover the cure for schizophrenia, after having to face it myself. I won the battle against this worst kind of craziness only because I obeyed the directions I was receiving from the wise unconscious mind.

Today my enemies attack me and tell me that I cannot prove that my interpretation is really correct, because their subjective interpretations seem to be correct too…

They attack me when I dare to tell them that I, the humble and insignificant writer, continued the work of the famed psychiatrist Carl Jung, and in doing so, discovered the wild anti-conscience through dream interpretation.

And when I tell them that the unconscious mind is directed by God and that what I discovered also proves the existence and the sanctity of God, then the attacks are even worse.

However, the truth is that I have discovered many scientific proofs of His existence, not only by interpreting dreams but also thanks to several scientific discoveries made at the end of the last century.

These discoveries undoubtedly prove the need of a superior brain to organize the existence of life in our world and to create the various existing species, with so much diversity; besides creating the behavioural programs that allow the survival of all these species in a dangerous environment, since all animals are enemies and our planet is hostile to life in many aspects.

The wild world is dangerous and cruel, because it reflects our own cruelty, since we are wild animals too.

If we want to be free and live happily, we must, first of all, eliminate the dangerous influence of the anti-conscience in our lives.

If all of my enemies would stay silent and listen to me, instead of giving me lessons and trying to show me what is really right according to their opinion, they would understand that I am really too insignificant and I would really never be able to continue the dangerous research that a psychiatrist abandoned because he was afraid of craziness, if I was alone. However, I was guided by the unconscious mind.

The real hero is the wise and saintly unconscious mind that simply chose me, out of all human beings, the insignificant writer, that had only started learning something about psychology, in order to give to the world an example of how anyone can be cured of any mental illness and become geniuses, if they precisely follow the guidance of the unconscious mind in their dreams like I did.

Christina Sponias

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Your Journey toward Personal Growth



Personal Growth encourages proactive learning. Here’s a metaphor to describe it: you can water a plant or wait for it to rain. When you water a plant, you are proactively providing the resource required for its growth.


Everyone defines Personal Growth in his or her own terms. It is amazing how many people refer to it as a journey, while others look at it as an evolution.

I believe Personal Growth encourages proactive learning. Here’s a metaphor to describe it: you can water a plant or wait for it to rain. Each action or reaction has a very different outcome. When you water a plant, you are proactively providing the resource required for its growth. The same concept applies to your life. You can either create the life of your dreams or settle for what you get.

Personal Growth is a personal journey about becoming aware, obtaining knowledge, and learning from every situation in life. It is about being grateful, optimistic, and going after what you want.

There are many ways to experience Personal Growth, such as: attending seminars, reading books, listening to audio programs, watching inspirational movies, having a mentor or coach, spending time with supportive friends, meditating, journaling and especially finding lessons in everyday experiences.

Personal Growth speeds up the process of taking in and absorbing wisdom fully so you don’t have to learn through repeated trial and error. One of the quickest methods to accelerating your Personal Growth is to consider the company you keep: Surround yourself with people who believe in you and will hold you accountable to fulfilling your full potential and living your dreams.

But that’s just my opinion. Here’s what Lew Bronstein, business professional, considers Personal Growth:

“Learning something new and applying it each and every day gives meaning and purpose to our lives. Growth is the ability to learn how to take any situation either good or bad and get the most out of it, and then share what you’ve learned from the experience. Making progress in life is about taking responsibility for ourselves and being responsible to others. It is about using past pains as a motivator to embrace future pleasures. In summary it is about our stepping up to the plate of being all we can be and then striving for more!”

How do you define your personal growth? How do you define your personal journey?


Manny Goldman