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What are dreams?

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A dream is an experience during sleep. It may contain a whole unfolding story, a conversation, an image or a feeling. You can remember it clearly or have only a fragment. Describing it does not require treating it as a message or deciding what it means.

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What belongs in the account

Keep the setting, people, sensations, actions and ending you remember. A dream need not be visual to count as an experience. If you remember a voice or a sense of being somewhere, begin there rather than inventing a picture.

Familiar things can appear in unfamiliar combinations

Your old house may contain a room that never existed, or a person may seem familiar without a recognisable face. Describe what made sense inside the dream and what seemed strange only afterwards. You do not need to force a literal explanation.

Are dreams real?

The experience and the feeling belong to you. The events do not become verified waking facts because they felt convincing. Keep both distinctions: the encounter may matter to you, and it cannot tell you what another person actually did or intends.

What if the dream disappears?

Keep whatever remains, if you want to. Losing details does not measure the value of the dream or reveal a failing in you. There is no fixed time limit or method on this page that guarantees recovery.

Do dreams have meanings?

You can explore personal associations without adopting a universal code. Ask what the scene brings to mind, and keep that answer separate from what happened in it. A connection can be useful without being a finding about why the dream occurred.

One dream and any that follow

Sorvatis offers a reading of your account and a place to keep it. One dream is already worth attention. If a person, place or feeling returns, compare the details as well as the resemblance. The comparison does not decide what your life means.

There is no fixed table that can establish the meaning of your dream. Start with “What did this dream show?” Sorvatis is a mirror rather than an authority: it offers a reading you can consider, not a verdict you must accept.

Start with a dream you can still describe: where you were, who was there, what happened. Keep it in Sorvatis. As you add other nights, you can return to the scenes and look for familiar details or unexpected differences.

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