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Dreams are interpreted here as work aimed at the symbolic realization of the individual's desires, and their analysis as a way to the unconscious individual, his conflicts. However, in any case, dreams should be considered in the context of a particular individual's life. K. Jung demonstrates this on the example of the same dream seen by a young cautious and an old sick man of an adventurous nature. In a dream, a group of people is riding horses, the sleeper leads the movement; he jumps over a ditch filled with water and jumps over it, the others fall. According to Jung, in this way it is unconscious - me reveals to an elderly person how she lived, and tells a young person how to live. In dreams, not only the past really takes place.
Сarl Jung (1875-1961)
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