Our dreams can have either a psychological or a predictive value. Premonitory dreams are special, they have a different frequency (including neural), the sensorial factors in premonitory dreams are slightly altered, compared to psychological dreams, yet not easily defined, however the dreamer quickly learns to distinguish them from the rest.
Most dreams we dream are of the psychological kind and all humans have common dreams, which are theme-centered, archetypal dreams, reflecting our common heritage when it comes to our psychological evolution, life stages, fears and victories. The existence of thematic dreams for the entire species is perhaps the strongest testimony for the validity of Jung's Collective Unconscious Theory.

This article deals with psychological dreams and the meaning of some of the most common dreams we have, compiled in a quintessential dictionary.

RED

Energy, passion, power, feeling bold and brave. Vitality. A desire to win, to lead. Competitiveness. Aggressiveness. Strong creative impulses. A need to be outside. Sexual drive. A need for action. Indicates physical healing of injuries or illnesses. Your metabolism is very high. Raw animal energy. Animal magnetism very strong.