Dream Journal

Egypt and Mesopotamia were already interpreting dreams four thousand years ago. The Pharaoh consulted Joseph in Genesis. Artemidorus of Daldis wrote the Oneirocritica in the 2nd century. But the modern reading of dreams owes almost everything to Freud (The Interpretation of Dreams, 1900) and, above all, to Carl Jung, who saw in them the voice of the collective unconscious speaking in archetypes.

Dreams are neither random nor disposable. They process what you lived, integrate what you did not quite digest and, at times, point to things that have not yet happened but are forming inside you. A dreamed symbol does not translate one-to-one: it must be heard in its context, in relation to other symbols of the dream and to the moment of your life.

Sonia invites you to write the dream in its own images (not in quick interpretations). She keeps it in your private journal, links it to previous dreams when patterns emerge, and offers an interpretation that combines the classical symbolic tradition (Jung, Hillman) with the emotional context you provided. You decide how deep to go.