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My Dream Journal
Dream Journal Most of my dreams were connected to the day before or upcoming days, I was able to interpret them using an few websites. Interpreting my dreams has led me to learn more about myself, especially emotions that I don't even show. Throughout this assignment, I had trouble remembering my dreams, after having a bizarre dream, I started to remember more dreams.
My first dream was about me being chased because that person wanted to kill me. I learned that my body may be attempting to get rid of a negative part of me. A guess is that it wasn’t major because I wasn’t actually killed. Another interpretation is that I may deep down have a negative relationship with that person. Being chased in this dream is significant because it means
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