You're sitting at a river, a river that you have never seen before when someone grabs your shoulder.
You turn around to look at the person as you stare in disbelief.
Then you wake up.
There are so many people out there that spend hours at a time asking "what are my dreams telling me?" If you are one of those people, then you will be able to find many dictionaries that tell you the meanings of the symbols in your dreams.
Even if you have all of those resources on dreams available to you, we must say, the best resource that will help you find that message behind your dreams is you.
There are so many cases where people look up the symbols from their dreams in the dream dictionaries only to find that they do not understand it.
Then, there you sit, more confused than ever before.
This may seem like an answer that is false to you, but we are not lying to you.
This answer is real.
You see, that same symbol that appeared to you in your dreams can mean different things - it all depends on what is happening in your life at the moment.
You are the one who knows for sure what is going on in your life.
You could take the time to create your own dream dictionary by writing down what certain objects mean to you.
You should try to figure out what certain objects such as frogs, stones, flowers or people mean to you before you start looking into the dream dictionary.
You should make yourself open to all of the answers.
That's right, don't do this with a closed mind.
In the end, your question of "what do my dreams mean to me" will only be answered by you, someone who knows the true you.