The author illustrates step by step, using examples, how dreams can be accessed through the Focusing technique. Furthermore, he demonstrates both theoretically and practically how existing dream theories can be connected with a new and surprising perspective on dreaming. Everyone dreams—individually, with their own colors and emotional qualities. Therefore, as Gendlin states, dreams also resist a universally binding interpretation of symbols. Dreams want to be explored individually. The Focusing technique, a form of inward-directed bodily attention, aids in this process. The author shows step by step how dreams can be questioned in such a way that answers emerge from the felt bodily experience: fresh energy, visions, and solutions for specific life issues. These specific dream questions unlock the fairy-tale and mythological logic of dreams.