The Dreamer's Dictionary

The Dreamer's Dictionary

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Interpreting dreams goes back a long way, to 3000 BC where they saw the dream-world as an extension of their reality. Dreams were often seen as messages from God and were considered extremely important. Egyptians recorded their dreams in hieroglyphics. Dreams often dictated people's actions. It is said that Roman leaders took priests into battle to interpret their dreams. Dreams were used as clues for the healers to diagnose their patient's condition. Many cultures believe that while you are dreaming your soul is wandering, and are very mindful of alarm clocks, because if you are awaked suddenly your soul may not return. 'The Dreamer's Dictionary' is up-to-date, with thousands of dreams analysed in easy-to-understand language. And it should be kept on the bedside of every dreamer.

Author: Edwards Belinda
Format: Paperback, 360 pages, 152mm x 232mm, 552 g
Published: 2005, Pennon Publishing, Australia
Genre: Popular Psychology

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Interpreting dreams goes back a long way, to 3000 BC where they saw the dream-world as an extension of their reality. Dreams were often seen as messages from God and were considered extremely important. Egyptians recorded their dreams in hieroglyphics. Dreams often dictated people's actions. It is said that Roman leaders took priests into battle to interpret their dreams. Dreams were used as clues for the healers to diagnose their patient's condition. Many cultures believe that while you are dreaming your soul is wandering, and are very mindful of alarm clocks, because if you are awaked suddenly your soul may not return. 'The Dreamer's Dictionary' is up-to-date, with thousands of dreams analysed in easy-to-understand language. And it should be kept on the bedside of every dreamer.