brain

In the Language of Mind, the brain is your thinking apparatus — the physical instrument the conscious, reasoning mind uses to process experience. Look at its form and function: the brain is the organ that receives signals, sorts them, and works out a response; it is hardware, not the thinker itself. So when a brain appears in your dream, your subconscious is pointing at HOW you are reasoning right now — your faculties of memory, attention, and imagination — and how well that instrument is being used. The dream is asking you to examine where in your waking life you are over-thinking, over-analyzing, or letting raw mental processing run without direction from a clear intention. Read the variations: an injured or damaged brain = a way of thinking that needs repair, reasoning strained past its limits; an exposed or oversized brain = you living too much in the head, intellect dominating intuition and feeling; a sharp, clear brain = your mental tools working in alignment with your goals. Notice this is one symbol read clean — the head it sits in, the person whose brain it was, the room you stood in are all still speaking. Your subconscious talks to you every night in this exact language; CHITTA is where you learn to read the rest of the sentence. Go within, or go without.