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Dream interpretation

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I have been a dream saver for 30 years...both in and out of therapy.
This book has the finest cross-referencing and extensions I have ever used. I highly recommend it for any dreamer wanting to know.

The only dream book you will ever need

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This is the ultimate dream book. This book is huge and there is so much information in it. It is the only dream book you will ever need.

Analyze Your Dreams

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Well, did you ever have these dreams that you just KNOW mean something? I mean, they're different than the jump-around nonsense dreams. Every so often I do, and I thought it would be fun to get this book and check themout myself. (I used to ask a girlfriend who was pretty good at dream analysis. Now I do both--look it up AND ask my girlfriend. Then I look to see how the 2 analyses match up. Where are they the same? And did she come up with something I missed?) Anyway, it's fun. Sometimes dreams throw something up in our face that we need to address in some way.

With all that said, this is a pretty impressive book with some good information. It is a full sized, hard cover 678 page book. We are talking some serious information here. Of course, you should probably read the whole book, then play with it by looking things up. No, I did NOT read the whole book. Here's how I use it:

Let's say you have a dream. You are walking across a bridge. Under the bridge is lots of water and the water is rather violent. You walk across the bridge without fear and you make it to the other side, unhurt.

OK. So, you go to the index in the back of the book and you look up "bridge and water". "Bridges" appears on 5 pages, so you look them up and read. "Water" appears on about 16 plus pages, depending on what you were doing with the water (traveling on it, drinking it, etc.). You start reading and see if it makes sense. Of course, this is the dollar store analysis I'm giving you right now. You may have more stuff in your own dream, and when you go to the page, there are often other questions.

So water symbolizes emotions and opportunities for enrichment. In Greek mythology, river crossings are often associated with death or a journey into the unconscious. Crossing a bridge indicates an ability to move forward and achieve the success you long for. It represents your underlying strength to cope with difficult challenges. The bridge is a potential link of your past with a possible future.

So, if I was analyzing this dream, I might conclude (depending on any additional circumstances in the dream) that I was moving forward into the future and was quite capable of handing anything (emotions, etc) that came up in my transition, even if the "waters" became turbulent. And not only was I CAPABLE, but I successfully crossed over the bridge/achieved the transition. At this point, I might look at other factors in the dream and see if that analysis makes sense to me based on what is going on in my life.

Don't buy this book if you're a worry wart and you are gonna read a bunch of negative crap that will depress you.

Do buy this book if you're interested in analyzing your dreams to either learn more about yourself and/or just for fun.

If you want a dream analysis book, this one has a heck of a lot of info!
Product Details Binding: Hardcover
EAN: 9780007232611
Format: Import
ISBN: 0007232616
Label: Harper Element
Manufacturer: Harper Element
Number Of Pages: 704
Publication Date: 2006
Publisher: Harper Element
Studio: Harper Element

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