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DESCRIPTION: We live in a world of sensory overload, and people's dreams have come to reflect that complexity. No longer do people dream that they are standing naked in a room full of their peers. Instead, dreams might involve standing naked in the middle of a conference room, with a cell phone in one hand and an incoming call from Donald Trump. What's that all about? I HAD THE STRANGEST DREAM... will answer such questions and help readers break down the meaning of their dreams. 21st century dreamers will finally have the tools they need to tap into the power of their dreams in order to become more productive and tranquil human beings.
WONDERFUL!Reviewed by Katherine Elizabeth Newcomer, 2010-01-14
THIS BOOK IS A MUST HAVE FOR EVERY NIGHT STAND! I
T IS BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN AND SUCH A WONDERFUL WAY TO DECIPHER MY
DREAMS!
HAVING THIS ON YOUR NIGHT STAND IS A MUST!
AmazingReviewed by Doris M., 2009-12-27
I love this book help me so far with my dreams,I definitaly
recomended to any body.
DreamerReviewed by Betty Duncan, 2009-10-26
I have been a fan of dream books forever and had one that I especially liked. However, times change and so do keywords in our dreams. I find this book to be especially helpful in analyzing my dreams. Many words are in this book that I was not able to find in other books. I am enjoying it very much.
Best Dream Book So FarReviewed by B. R. Hall, 2008-11-24
This has so much useful information in it and I have had such fun deciphering my dreams. They also describe a useful method to use to figure them out. It's well worth the money.
Great as an introduction or supplemental to other dream
dictionariesReviewed by C. King, 2008-08-23
I bought this book on a whim, loving the title. It's proved very valuable -- it makes it very easy to interpret a dream start to finish. By looking up the clear ideas and instructions at entries such as house, stairs, running, car, etc., you can piece together any objects and events in your dream. It doesn't contain *everything* -- like another reviewer I'd say it would be perfect paired with a 'more traditional' dream dictionary, which is the exact stated purpose of the book, but I've done just fine with this alone for several years. Her first chapter listing basic dream types and how to process them is a little bit oversimple -- the examples themselves aren't a full explanation -- but it's a useful bonus in a book whose stated goal is to be a dictionary. I never interpreted my own dreams before but have gotten better and better at it using only this book. I've also found that the process of looking up information about my dreams has helped me remember them better as time goes on. I also like her clear, to-the-point, direct address style of writing. Fun, easy, and informative, and it's led to some real personal growth as well!
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