Aristotle referenced lucid dreaming to support his idea that dreams were just an expansion of reality (dreams.umwblogs.org) . Sigmund Freud used Aristotle's work to help him develop his idea of ​​dream symbolism (dreams.umwblogs.org). Some common dream symbols across cultures include: being chased, falling, killing, and taking exams. Being chased can mean that an individual is or feels threatened, or perhaps that an individual is avoiding a problem or person (huffingtonpost.com). Falling is another of the most common dreams that people have and can be linked to anxieties such as letting go, losing control or even failing after success. A dream about killing can represent a desire to kill a part of one's personality or even a desire to see someone suffer. One of the reasons why people have the same dream several times is that we make the same mistakes and don't correct them. The unconscious tries to alert the individual (scientificdreaminterpretation.com). Recurring dreams can also help predict the future of the dreamer who neglects their priorities. Usually, priorities are linked to the transformation of their