Respected Teachers and My Dear Fellow Students – Good Morning to all of you!

As we have been studying Freud’s Psychology, we are gaining knowledge about a lot many things, such as ego, super ego and alter ego. And also how dreams function, which are a result of our repressed psychology. Since today’s session is on the same subject, I want to take out a few MOMENTS in order to deliver a short speech on dreams.

We all dream, right! While some experience a weird dream, some very happening, some full of horror and some just beyond explanation. But howsoever our dreams are; they tell a lot about our mental status and the psychological conditions of our brain. Last night, I CAME across a very STRANGE dream where I am trying to rise up the ladder and weren’t able to get at the top. I was perspiring hard, falling, rising and was again repeating the same exercise.

When I woke up today, I couldn’t understand what it was and what it is trying to convey. But after linking it up with my studies, I realized that it is so much a part of my mental makeup. I realized that I am very ambitious and persistently working on my set goal, i.e. to gain gold medals in Mathematics Olympiad continuously 3 times in a row. So rising on a ladder means trying to achieve our target which is high up there and falling implies failures. But in my dream I did not GIVE up and was doing the same thing tirelessly. This suggests my steadfast nature and an ambitious spirit.

Another very weird dream that I experienced last month was SOMETHING like this. I was bleeding profusely and no one came to my help. I was shouting all loud, people were walking by, but even then not a single person turned up for my rescue. This dream made me very uncomfortable and disturbed my inner being to the core. But since I have gained the ability to interpret my dreams, I realized that it was a clear reflection of my mental state of being. This bleeding part implies that I was in some urgent help and didn’t get any help from my near or dear ones. Since my childhood, I have always been insecure about my relationships – whether it’s my family or friends. I am extremely sensitive and get disheartened when my closest of people tend to ignore me. My dream therefore is a clear reflection of my insecure nature.