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Did I have a dream with prostitutes?

I dreamed that I was walking down the street near a market there was a place where I entered and there was a secret door between and I came to a brothel where there were prostitutes of all kinds, some in smaller cloths and one of them offered me an apple


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You know that Eve tempted Adam with he forbidden fruit,the majority believe of the apple, but my fellow experts cited verses where it is clear that not.I say it because it is so obvious l religious and my interpretation is going around, the prostitutes, the desire, the pleasure, the wildness, or rather what looked like a antrod destruction, so much as you feel represents how you see sexuality, and what is clear NOT to accept it as well... and can't find where to go, that is because there are still things about your sexuality that you do not accept, you know that it is... I wish you the best. Irene


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What have you learned about the dreams of the researchers? "Everyone dreams," says The World Book Encyclopedia (1984, vol. 5, page. 279). "Most adults dream for about 100 minutes during eight hours of sleep." So dreams are a normal human. Dr. Allan Hobson, of Harvard Medical School, said: "Are stimuli ambiguous that can be interpreted any way, according to the predisposition of the therapist. But its meaning is given according to the point of view of the person concerned... is not what gives the dream itself." When reporting on this topic, the section in science, "Science Times" newspaper, the New York Times added: "Within the school that places great value on dreams, there are many approaches when it comes to deciphering the psychological message of a dream, each reflecting different points of view of theoreticians. A freudian will find a dream of a certain kind of meaning, while a follower of the ideas of Jung will find another, and a gestaltista you will find another more. \[...\] But the idea that dreams have any psychological meaning is the subject of intense attack by the neuroscientists" (July 10, 1984, page. C12).



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