Dream Moods

Dream Moods is a dream interpretation tool designed for frequent dreamers. Users simply input memorable scenes or symbols from their dreams, and the software finds the corresponding interpretations based on keywords in the user's language. This helps users gain a deeper understanding of their thoughts. You can share your dream interpretation results with friends or on social media platforms at any time, earning likes and comments. The software also includes a built-in note-taking function to record and encrypt your dreams. The software protects these text and voice recordings in real time, ensuring users can use and interpret dreams with peace of mind.

Features of Dream Moods:

Over 5700 symbols you can either search or browse through. Database includes modern day symbols you won't find in most other dream dictionaries.

Save your key dream symbols to a calendar journal so you can easily keep track of what you dream about from day to day.

Built-in password-protected dream journal lets you type and/or voice record your dream.

Dynamic journal entries automatically link to key symbols in the dream dictionary for quick and easy interpretation.

Automatically keeps a history log of all the dream symbols you have looked at so you can easily refer back to them.

Integrated Twitter, Facebook, email and SMS function allows you to easily share dream symbols with others.

Download the app today and find out what's in YOUR dream?!

Useful Tips of Dream Moods:

Before going to bed, keep a clear mind. Having too many thoughts on your mind can distract you from remembering your dream in the morning. Tell yourself that "I will remember my dream when I wake up". This is  a proven and effective technique to help dream recall. Simply by suggesting to yourself or motivating yourself to remember your dreams will actually help you to better remember your dreams. It is important to stay positive about being a able to remember your dreams.

Have a regular bedtime and wake up time.  Make this your routine. Going to bed and waking up at a regular time every day aids in dream recollection.

Avoid alcohol consumption, taking medication before going to bed or eating fatty foods too close to bedtime as these things can hinder you from remembering your dream. 

Keep a pencil/notebook or tape recorder next to your bed so that it will be within reach as soon as you wake up. You want to make recording your dreams as easy a task as possible. Having a small lamp by your bedside is also a good idea should you wake up in the middle of the night and want to record your dream immediately.

Do not get out of bed immediately. Upon waking from a dream, lay still in your bed, keeping your eyes closed and moving as little as possible. Wake up slowly and stay relax. Hold on to the feelings you have and let your mind wander to the images of what you have just dreamt. Were you frustrated, terrified, or happy?

User Reviews of Dream Moods:

I often wake up wondering what symbols in my dreams mean. I love that you can save your dream and meanings you looked up under the date. Really useful if you're into that sort of thing. :) I reviewed because of the lack of reviews and also because I'm very happy with the app. It's also free so how can you go wrong?

this is a really useful app full of interesting information about dream, ive learnt lots from it, i also love the history feature where it remembers all your past searches.

I used to go to this site for any sense (had a rough upbringing). I didn't think it was all true, but thought it was a decent baseline figuring out oneself in the basic sense. It helped my quite a bit with figuring out the basics in childhood-trauma as a teen. I've been really sad to see it come to this.

I was an old school forum goer, I really miss the people that use to go their and chat and do interpertations on the forums. Honestly That place was a home all its own.I really wonder about and miss the people who were there, I wonder about what happened to many of them all the time, every time the forum would crash we would all wonder if it wad the last time the forum would come up again.the site and its insights into things are still top tier though some what out of date due to technology and lack of human social connection styles.

FAQs of Dream Moods:

What is the average amount of dreams a person usually has in one night? 

The average person has about 3 to 5 dreams per night, but some may have up to 7 dreams in one night. The dreams tend to last longer as the night progresses. During a full 8-hour night sleep, two hours of it is spent dreaming.

Please tell me is it unusual for an individual to have multiple dreams during the course of one night's sleep? Is this normal? I normally dream two or three dreams in one night.

It is not at all unusual for a person to have more than one dream per night. In fact, it is perfectly normal! The trick is remembering all your dreams. Some people have trouble remembering one single dream, let alone multiple dreams. 

Does a person dream all night? If not, when do they?

No, a person does not spend the entire night dreaming. A person spends about two hours in the dream state per night. A person moves through the four stages of the sleep cycle throughout the night. The final stage of the sleep cycle (referred to as REM sleep) is where dreaming occurs. Each cycle of sleep lasts anywhere from 60-90 minutes and then repeats itself throughout the night.

Would you please tell me why people do not dream? 

Everybody dreams! This is a scientifically proven fact. Research has shown that all human beings in a study exhibit brain activity during their sleep. Just because you cannot remember your dreams does not mean that you do not dream. So why is it that some people don't remember their dream? This may be attributed to alcohol consumption, certain antibiotics, fever, lack of sleep or too much sleep, high levels of stress, and/or unconscious fears about the content of your dreams. Some researchers believe that certain people have a genetic disposition to forget their dreams as they come out of their sleep. 

Do children's dreams mean the same as adults? If not what is the difference?

Dreams often reflect our experiences and life concerns. For this reason, children's dreams are different then the dreams of adults. The dreams of young children (3-5 year olds) usually have no real story line or any strong emotional content. Children around this age also frequently experience nightmares relating to their fears (strangers, monsters, loud noises, etc.) By the time children reaches their teen years, their dream patterns are matched closer to that of adults.

Final Verdict:

With its extensive database, personalized journaling features, and easy social sharing options, this app is a must-have for anyone curious about the meanings behind their dreams. Download Dream Moods today and start unlocking the secrets of your subconscious mind.