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When you dream, your unconscious mind is sending discreet messages that hold the keys to your personal happiness. You can use dreams as tools for better understanding yourself, solving problems, or even increasing creativity and productivity. You can enhance relationships and gain insight into your well-being. In fact, if you learn to program your dreams correctly, you may be able to experience the ultimate whole body experience, and travel back-or forward-into time.

Complete with dozens of dream-related exercises and journal entries, The Everything Dreams Book will enable you to fulfill the potential that is locked within your personal world of dreams.

User Reviews about The Everything Dreams Book: From Fantasies to Nightmares - What Your Dreams Mean - How to Remember Them - and How They Affect Your Everyday Life (The Everything Series)

I have the updated version of this book and it is really awesome! I'm very interested in dreams and what they mean. I also love the glossary that tells you what your dreams mean. That is very awesome! The dreams that I'm always having are blackout dreams and they're driving me crazy! A blackout dreams is you know you're dreaming but when you wake up you can't remember what it was about or what had happened in your dream.

I really love this book because it is very interesting to read.

Sweet dreams. -- Wow!

This book covers a lot of different topics about dreams. Everything from lucid dreaming to out of body experiences to healing dreams, it's covered here. There are also chapters on how to remember and interpret your dreams (even "interviewing" the person having the dreams to help them better remember their dream). There's also a big "dream glossary" at the book's back, along with "inserts" discussing what particular symbols can mean. Even if the symbols you dream about have a different personal meaning for you, it's still helpful.

The book also features exercises in each chapter to help you better categorize the dreams you have. It gives lots of explanations about particular dream symbols (along with the previously mentioned dream glossary) and also gives examples of each in the form of people's stories. I found this to be an interesting book and while it didn't answer all of my questions about "dreamtime," I'm not sure any one book can. I did find this to be one of the better dream books available and would recommend it to others. -- Fascinating Material