What can we possibly discover about ourselves through our dreams if we focus on identifying various abbreviations?
There is a probability that when you are sleeping, you will see an abbreviation. If you are familiar with the definitions of the individual letters in the phrase or word that is being abbreviated, then you will have no trouble knowing what the meaning of the abbreviation is. If a dream is all about writing and languages, then the occurrence of abbreviations inside the dream could have a relevant interpretation if those subjects are addressed. If in your dream you see the letters that make up another person’s name, it may be a sign that you will be receiving communication from that person. If you see your own name in your dream, it may be a sign that you are going to be receiving contact from someone else.
If English is the subject that you are being taught in the dream, it is a sign that you need to acquire the knowledge and skills requisite to master abbreviations such as “3G,” which stands for “third generation,” or “ATC,” which refers to “air traffic control.” If you dream that you are being taught English, it is a warning that you need to improve your communication skills in general. In addition to being able to view these letters, you can also see the shorthand for the month, which is something that can frequently be found on calendars. For instance, “Jan (January),” “Feb,” and so on and so forth. However, the meanings of several well-known acronyms, such as “3D: Three Dimensions” or “IATA: International Air Transport Association,” may be obfuscated due to the diverse interpretations of the abbreviations. The use of acronyms like DRM (which stands for “dream”), DS (which stands for “dream son”), DC (which stands for “Dream City”), and DJ generally indicates that the dreamer wishes to share their experiences with the community in online discussion boards.
