A Dream Come True: Simple Techniques for Dream Interpretation and Precognitive Dream Recognition
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David L. Kahn
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Every night when you fall asleep, you have the opportunity to gain new insights into your life, your work, and your relationships through your dreams. Here, in this friendly, down-to-earth guide to interpreting and even guiding your nighttime reveries, discover:
- how emotions are the building blocks of your dreams
- the strength to embrace the fears your dreams reveal
- training your dream habits to mimic your waking habits
- the particular power of lucid dreams
- important differences between long and short dreams
- appreciating color, music, and visual metaphors in dreams
- tapping into your extrasensory perception via dreams
- interpreting precognitive dreams
- and much more
Costume from the IASD conference Dream Ball, Sonoma State University July 2007
If you find yourself having dreams about being chased or fighting something, make a conscious decision next time to stop running and stop fighting. Turn around and face whatever “it” is. This sounds hard to do. How can you love some hideous-looking creature that you perceive is trying to hurt you? You must remember that this is merely a physical representation of your fears and anxieties. Do not fear these dreams. They are opportunities to heal yourself, and to rid yourself of harmful habits. Show your monster love.
- From A Dream Come True
- From A Dream Come True
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