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THE NOW-CLASSIC DREAM REFERENCE–
NEWLY REVISED AND UPDATED FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM!
Jam-packed with all-new material, including astonishing new
scientific discoveries, Internet dreamsites, new categories, and
new links, the bestselling Dream Dictionary is bigger and
better than ever before.
Let dream therapist Tony Crisp be your guide on one of the most
enlightening journeys you will ever take: into the world of your
unconscious mind. From Abandoned to Zoo, based on material from
thousands of dreams gathered during three decades of research, this
essential reference is alphabetically organized, providing instant
access to a wealth of fascinating information about:
• RECURRING DREAMS and their significance
• NIGHTMARES–what they reveal and how to banish them
• RELATIONSHIPS–what your dreams are telling you
• WORK–are you following the right career path? Your dreams
will tell.
• FAMILY–how to resolve old hurts and gain new
perspectives
• PROBLEM SOLVING in your dreams–how to carry the solutions
into real life
• GAINING INSIGHT into your own behavior and that of others
• MAXIMIZING HEALTH–recognize healing foods, danger signs, and
more
See what is happening in your body, in your mind, and in your most
guarded self and intuitions....Discover what your style of dreaming
(color, smell, setting, and other key elements) says about you.
It’s all here, and more, in the ultimate guide to your world of
dreams!
very generalReviewed by E. Courtney, 2009-11-04
though i have found many of the dictionary explanations dead on and provocative, i feel its lacking seemingly obvious topics.
Not all thatReviewed by Sandra B. G., 2009-10-29
At first I thought it was a great book, but then as I look up "eyes" or another word it will say "Go to bla bla bla" and you find yourself playing a game with this book. Purchase another book about dreams, not this one.
The Standard in Dream Interpretation BooksReviewed by L. Minikes, 2009-09-17
I first became interested in dream interpretation over thirty years
ago and over the years have attended workshops and collected a
shelf full of books on the subject of sleep, dreams and dreaming.
The one I always turn to first is Tony Crisp's Dream
Dictionary.
It's easy to say this is the best, but if you are interested in
understanding and interpreting your dreams, this is the standard by
which all other dream books are measured. It's an easy read and you
will get enormous insight into your dreams.
dreamers guideReviewed by R. Shepis, 2009-06-10
my dreams are often off the wall, and this book has many definitions for a lot of the items or actions in my dreams. The only thing i dont like is the way some of the categories are organized. i almost perfer to use the internet dictionaries for dreams.
Best book on dreamsReviewed by Kyana, 2009-05-12
This book provides different ways of interpreting different symbols of your dreams. You can choose those fit which makes it highly applicable to me. I have come across books that only give a very definite definition on each symbol, which in my dreams are completely irreverent. I love this book provides space for us to choose.
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