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Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, a protege of Freud, felt that dreams were deeply connected to the unconscious mind. He believed that when people slept, their minds would be consumed with an image or symbol. Then the unconscious side of the mind would create a story around that particular image or symbol. According to Jung, that story would reveal something significant about the image.
