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KMID : 0387420020130020001
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Korean Society of Oriental Neuropsychiatry
2002 Volume.13 No. 2 p.1 ~ p.10
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Study of dream on clinical application
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Koo Byung-Su
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Abstract
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Dreams are experiences of life that is recognized to have taken place in .the mind while asleep. The phenomenon of dreams is occured by external stimuli such as somatic factor and emotion-arousing pre-sleep stimuli. The contents of dreams reflect the dreamer’s unique psychic situation, we can view them from category of Yin and Yang and the Five Elements(陰陽五行). Also dreams are characterized by an objectivity that provides whatever in necessary for psychic balance, regardless of the ego’s wishes. Hence dreams are objective sources of psychotherapy. The doctor must not treat patient by the doctor’s subject mind. The Orient has taken the idea that human beings have the divine center in the heart, so dreams in the psychotherapy of the oriental medicine are more valuable as representation of inner world. The images of dream are classified as the deficiency and excessiveness of Yin-Ki and Yang-Ki of the internal organs, an property and source of stimulus. Dream applies to diagnose the disease of internal organs and to decide to the method of medical treatment.
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KEYWORD
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Dreams, Yin-Ki, Yang-Ki, Five Elements, psychotherapy
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