The Meaning of The Horse in Dreams – Scientific Dream Interpretation

All dream images have a symbolic meaning. All dream images contain hidden messages. The accurate translation of the symbolic meaning of the dream images is possible only thanks to the brilliant method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung. Nobody else could discover the real meaning of dreams and understand the unconscious guidance.

Jung’s method is very complicated and obscure, but I managed to simplify and clarify it for you.

I teach you how to directly look at the dream images the same way you look at symbols. For example, a stop sign in the street is a symbol. It means that no matter what, you have to stop your car before going ahead. Other cars have the right to keep running at this point of the street. You have to respect the stop sign for your own safety.

Exactly the same happens with the dream symbols. They are signs that give you certain information; they tell you that you must stop before going ahead, or they tell you something else that you can understand when you learn the meaning of dreams according to the scientific method.

Your dreams basically reflect the mistakes you make because you had traumatic experiences in the past and you are influenced by the wild side of your conscience (anti-conscience). Your wild anti-conscience takes advantage of your traumatic experiences in order to control your mind and your behavior. The unconscious mind gives you information about how much your anti-conscience is influencing your mind and behavior in the dream images.

When you follow the anti-conscience’s absurd thoughts, you also show abnormal behavior. The anti-conscience has the chance to control your body when you follow its absurd thoughts because it takes the place of your ego. In other words, you become a puppet of your anti-conscience, without understanding what is happening to you.

Through dream therapy you’ll learn how to eliminate your anti-conscience.

Let me give you an example:

Greg dreamt that he was in an open field and he wanted to ride a horse. However, he didn’t know if he would be able to make the horse follow a certain path and he was afraid to get lost. He abandoned the horse and he went to a bus stop. Then, he took a bus.

We have to learn a few details bout the dreamer in order to translate this dream. Greg is a young man who is in love with a beautiful girl he met in a business conference. However, he doesn't know how to approach her. He is very afraid to be rejected or humiliated.

The open field indicates a situation not well-defined.

The horse in dreams represents courage. The dreamer should ride the horse in order to have the courage to approach the girl he loves. However, he is afraid to be controlled by the horse and get lost instead of controlling the horse and follow a safe path.

He believes that if he will show courage he won’t be able to control his behavior (control the horse). This means that Greg is afraid to be too self-confident (controlled by the horse) and perhaps, show ridiculous behavior.

He is afraid that if he’ll show self-confidence he might do something extraordinary, like kissing the girl he loves. However, he believes that he has no chances to be successful if he will have the courage to clearly confess his feelings.

He has the false impression that those who show courage are humiliated (because he had traumatic experiences in the past, and his anti-conscience doesn't let him overcome his fears).

The bus is a vehicle that always follows a known journey, without giving new alternatives to its passengers. This means that the dreamer’s life follows a journey without new alternatives (bus) because he is afraid to show courage (ride the horse).

Greg’s fears, his negative thoughts, and his absurd behavior are generated by his anti-conscience. The anti-conscience takes advantage of his previous traumatic experiences and the mistakes he makes for being one-sided, misleading his conscience.

Dream therapy will help him stop making mistakes. The unconscious mind gives many important lessons to all dreamers.

As you can see, all dream images give a message to the dreamer. Once you master the dream language, you learn how to look at the dream images the same way you look at traffic signs in the streets.

For example, when you’ll see a horse in a dream, you won’t think that the horse is an animal. You’ll immediately remember its symbolic meaning; courage.

This means that when you’ll look at the dream images, you’ll immediately understand the symbolic messages of the unconscious mind. The unconscious messages will help you understand what causes abnormalities in your mind and behavior, showing you how to successfully solve your problems.