The Book of Dreams How to Interpret Your Dreams and Harness Their Power
"Dream psychology dates back to Aristotle, but well and truly arrived in 1900 with Sigmund Freud, who insisted that all dreams were rooted in repressed sexual desires. For artists, musicians, writers, and scientists dreams have been the source of inspired creativity. Dreams have also been used to predict the future and for healing the mind and body, while lucid dreaming is a way of influencing the content of your dreams. All of these techniques are explored here, helping the reader to understand and work with the rich material that dreams provide." "To help you interpret the language of dreams, the second part of The Book of Dreams includes a Dream Dictionary comprising more than a thousand dream symbols. Organized in eleven thematic sections, it provides meanings for the many visual elements of your dreams, from people and locations to animals and colors. By using this dictionary and following the advice on keeping a dream diary, you will learn how to enhance your health, relationships, creativity, and powers of decision-making."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved