Explore Your Dreams
Dream Social is a social network, as well as a citizen science project, focused on dreams.
Dreaming is an integral part of being human. Understanding what our dreams mean and how to interpret them seems like an eternal quest.
Researching dreams has been one of the most daunting tasks posed to science, but you can help. Become a citizen dream scientist. Journal your dreams and review them to correlate with real world events.
We make dream exploration easy and fun.
Common Dreams
Some dreams are so common that virtually everyone has experienced them and can relate. They are interesting and raise questions on why we dream about these particular subjects. Here are some of the most common dream themes you may have had and ideas about why you may have had them.
Being Chased
The example shows how we can be pursued by fears or emotions, and can either continue to avoid them or face them. We are, in…
Birth
Woman’s dream: Desire to have a baby. Man’s dream: Envy of the creative ability of women. General: When we were born, one world of experience…
Dreaming about Cars
Cars/automobiles are such an enormously important and frequent part of modern life they represent all manner of things. But they particularly depict ability and opportunity….
Dreams of Celebrity
One’s own potential, often unacknowledged, and projected onto dream character; a parent; depending on how you relate to the famous person – your own ability…
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Famous Dreams
We are more curious than cats. We all wonder what other people dream about. There are some dreams that well known for their impact on humanity in their own ways. Here is a compilation of some such dreams that may bewilder you.
Alexander’s Dream and Invasion of Jerusalem
Alexander’s army was not messing around, if it wasn’t for these two dreams, Jerusalem would have been a blood bath.
Aunt Mary’s Farewell
“We are too gross to be capable of understanding the signification of the dream, the vision, or the sudden presage, or of divining the source…
Beatles Song Yesterday Born in a Dream
Sir Paul McCartney’s biographer, Barry Miles, shared the story from where the tune for the Beatles song, Yesterday, originated. It was 1965. McCartney was at…