Have you ever determined what your dreams might mean? Think about it, some of them are very captivating indeed. There are many good books out there about dreams, some in paperback others only ready in hardback. There are step-by-step instructions on deconstructing and then reconstructing your dreams to help you better understand them.
After spending all day in the bookstore checking out the discrete titles and manuals to understand the inner workings of our dreams it seems that there are only a few truly good books on the subject. I very much recommend over all other books on the market:
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"The Art of Dreaming: Creative Tools for Dream Work" by Jill Mellick
I very much enjoyed reading thru it and although I have to ask a few of the books that she cites in her great work, I have no qoute with the rest of it. I was fascinated by the conference on imaginary cord, vigor painting and dream entity strategies. I was extremely concerned in the ideas put forth to help keep track of your dreams and help remember them. I would say that you should buy this book and skip all the rest of this type.
Jill is the real deal and her book is astonishing she has done a astronomical job in her studies and in her writing skills. Do not waste your time or money on the other questionable books of this type, they are naturally not written with the same expertise or authority as Jill has presented, although I have not completed reading the book, all I can say is a two-thumbs up for this astonishing work.
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