Lauri Loewenberg

Right.

But they're good for you psychologically because they're letting you know something you need.

to incorporate into your behavior or into your mindset or even into your life so what i tell people when they get that sort of dream what's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of that person now is that something that would be beneficial to you if you incorporated it into yourself because you know the act of sex is the merger of two separate entities becoming one so the dreaming mind will use that so it's not about the physical merger but the psychological merger

So what we're talking about are archetypes, which are symbols or themes in a dream that most of us tend to get and will mean mostly the same thing.

Now, of course, dreams are very personal to the dreamer.

And, you know, your own personal experiences will shape what.

each symbol means for you.

But archetypically, generally speaking, like you mentioned, the teeth falling out.

Have you had that?

Okay.

So that dream is so common because it's connected to a common behavior pattern of speaking without thinking about it first.

People who don't have a filter tend to get it.

Yes.

Or people in the radio industry get it because they speak for a living.

Mm-hmm.

So anything having to do with the mouth in a dream, your teeth, your lips, your tongue, the throat area will usually be connected to communication.

So if your teeth are falling out, it's usually because you've allowed something out of your mouth that should have stayed in there permanently like your teeth.

But tornadoes are really common.

You're a hurricane dreamer.

Yeah, apparently.