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People with vivid and significant dreams were thought to be blessed and were considered special. Ancient Egyptians believed that dreams were like oracles, bringing messages from the gods. They thought that the best way to receive divine revelation was through dreaming and thus they would induce (or incubate) dreams.
I. Dreams in the Ancient World Along with many people before and since, most Greeks and Romans believed that dreams could give information about past, present, and even future events. Dreams, however, are manifestly not records or transcriptions of these events. Dreams demand interpretation.
In fact, the Tzotzil Maya see dreams as a way to live a full life and stay alive. They believe that dreams are a means of seeing with the soul what we cant fully comprehend with our body and mind. It is traditional in Maya towns to ask if you dreamt during the night.
Dreams, ing to the ancient Egyptians, were like oracles that brought messages from the gods. It is clear how significant dreams were in ancient times from the regularity with which they are referenced in the first two books of the Old Testament.
oneiromancy, prophetic divination from dreams, considered a divine act in most ancient cultures and surviving to modern times in certain folk traditions. Oneiromancy is based on the belief that dreams are messages sent to the soul by gods or the dead, most often as warnings.
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Along with many people before and since, most Greeks and Romans believed that dreams could give information about past, present, and even future events.
The Maya religion believes that God (Ajaw) is manifested in all things, that each lake, plant, animal, person holds a representation of God. There are rituals, offerings of flowers, incense, specially prepared foods and drinks, and liturgies that connect the physical world and the spiritual.
Dream interpretation in Greek literature relies on the Homeric view that ``the dream was not conceived as internal experience, a state of mind or a message from the irrational unconscious to the conscious ego. Rather, it was an objectified messenger, a supernatural agent sent by deity (Parman 1991).

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