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Interpreting dreams for treating patients

DUBAI — Dreams are bottled up emotions, and they also largely depict the true nature of a human being. For classic homeopath doctor Dr Milind Bhatt, treatment of his patients is based on interpretation of their dreams which he says, partly reveal their aspirations.

According to him, homeopathic treatment takes longer but has no side effects. "I analyse people's dreams and then give them medicine accordingly," he says, adding that there is homeopathic treatment for all kinds of ailments, including depression, high blood pressure, cardiac problems, infertility, skin issues, breathing problems etc.

"My experience says that dreams tell us how we look at the world. Sometimes they can be easily understood; at times they are vague and require an expert to understand and interpret them," explains the doctor, who was on a recent visit to Dubai.

Narrating some common dreams, Dr Bhatt says, "We all have dreamt about flying sometime or the other. This implies that we want to scale great heights or reach our destination in a short time."

He adds: "We experience different forms of flight in our dreams, depending on the intensity of our desires and the hard work that we put in to fulfil our desires, fears and obstacles that come in the way of our goals."

For people who forget their dreams or do not dream at all, Dr Bhatt says, "Such people may either be overworked and stressed out or their emotional needs are fulfilled to a large extent. However, there is treatment for them as well."

Recounting a memorable case, Dr Bhatt recounts how a young man belonging to an affluent family and suffering from a degenerative disease of the spine recently visited him. "His family was all praise for his generous and fine nature. But when I asked him to describe a recurring dream, he told me that he saw himself stabbing someone in the stomach and twisting the knife. He also said that he enjoyed the dream," explains Dr Bhatt.

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