Good explanation about the lucid dreams and the gravity stuff. Thanks a lot! I've been having really strange and bizarre things happening to me while in different stages of sleep, so whatever happens next I guess I won't be much surprised.

Yeah I'll definitely think about the wolf tamer when I'll meet this girl

I just wonder how can you know so much about these kind of stuff. Do you read some kind of literature or maybe personal exploration?

I'm a bit of a storyteller, and always loved fairytales, I write and paint and use allegories ever since I can remember etc, so used to make lots of symbolic associations. I've been translating dreams for 8 years now when I feel like it in my private time (perhaps an average of 2 a week or so), although the click came during some big spiritual growth steps. And I recently researched peer reviewed science literature on sleeping and dreaming.

So, I have developed some skills which make it easy to see the plot/theme through the symbols over the years ever since my childhood (includig in other fields) and out of pure interest read some solid literature on it. Of course, I also have a dream dictionary that I use to check what it may be as well as alternatives. But often one symbol supports or is a copy symbol for another, and therefore logic to realize what it may mean.

I find SSR's logical approach very strong over relying on a dream dictionary for every single symbol.  I think it is useful as a basic guide for clues to what a symbol might be talking about, but nothing beats human intuition and focused attention & thought.

I have been looking into dream interpretation for probably a little over a year now, and feel that I am only just starting to become confident in my abilities.  I find that nothing beats actual experience in trying to interpret dreams.  You will miss the mark, especially in the beginning, but the more you practice it and learn the more 'hits' you get.  It is also very beneficial to read through the analysis of others and try to 'read between the lines', see how people like SSR make the connections that they do, how they pull the dream apart and put it back together if you will.  Its a fantastic journey if you are interested in it, very eye opening and rewarding.