The dream is a reality

“The human being is a living computer which records positive and negative memories. His dreams are made up of symbols which inform him at all times of the journey of his consciousness... » - Kaya

Our unconscious is made up of an immense baggage of memories of all kinds – of aggression, joy, jealousy, love, poverty, anguish, etc. – which may be reactivated at any time.

To be able to understand dreams, we must remember that all the elements - all the symbols - that we see in them represent states of consciousness or fields of consciousness that are part of our being.

At the beginning of his journey, Kaya wishes with all his being to understand why his dreams upset him so much. He therefore begins to analyze and study each symbol he receives in his dreams and discovers, over several years of research, that there is a code... that dreams speak a very logical and very precise language composed of symbols which constitute the mathematical vocabulary of consciousness.

He confides: “I could have gone crazy because I went so far in my questioning. For years, I turned symbols in all directions, like a mathematician trying to solve a riddle. But the enigma was myself. It was my fears and my weaknesses that I was led to understand and which manifested themselves in the form of symbols, both in my dreams and in my daily life.

I found one of the first keys the day I said to myself: "If everything I see and know can be found in my dreams, then the physical plane and the metaphysical plane correspond to the same symbols." It was a revelation: there was a code. Now I know this code..."

In addition to becoming one of the leading specialists in the interpretation of dreams and symbols, Professor Kaya teaches at several universities and gives lectures all over the world. He is also the author of several bestsellers with his wife Christiane Muller with whom he founded the UCM Research and Teaching Center now established in America, Europe and Asia.

The book Dreams and Symbols, the materialization of Life, extracts from workshops and interpretations, is a collection of 11 workshops which were given over several years in Canada and Europe.