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15,000 entries—from abduction to zebra …
Everybody dreams—and now there’s a dream dictionary for everyone! With 15,000 entries, this reference showcases the most up-to-date vocabulary of dream symbols, such as cell phones. It also includes a dream thesaurus with handy list collections of entries by topic; a dream quiz that offers revealing insights into your dream personality; a section called "Tuck-in Time," which provides terrific strategies for inviting, inducing, and remembering dreams; and a dream interpretation checklist, helping readers interpret their dreams step-by-step.
--Popular reference dictionary format
--Focuses on symbols, meanings, and interpretations
ISBN13: 9781592575756
Condition: NEW
Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
I love this book! As soon as I have a dream, I grab the book and look it up. It's so interesting! I would recommend it to anyone. It's very easy to read/look up. I'm glad I purchased it.
This is one of many dream dictionaries I have purchased. It helped me to look through the sections Amazon could show before I bought it. I agree when people say that you need to get a dream dictionary where the interpretations make sense TO YOU! This book gives various definitions to each symbol like a dictionary. Unlike my other dream dictionaries all the interpretations were spot on for what was occuring in my life. It was interesting to see how my mind portrayed them while I was sleeping. This newer dictionary gives some modern symbols left out of some of my other dictionaries. Symbols like cell phones and other modern day technological convienences. This was the best for me and I hope it turns out to be the best one for you also.
I have a number of dream books, but this one was okay and very basic. The explanations of dream symbols were very short and did not give you much insight nor the tools needed to analyse your dreams in depth. It is a basic dream book and I would rate it average.
This is the most comprehensive dream book I've seen. Very informative and easy to read.
Don't let the "Complete Idiot's Guide" designation fool you: This is the book for anybody who is intellectually curious enough to try and raise their awareness about the significance of dreaming life which co-authors Eve Adamson and Gayle Williamson assure us is the shadow side of our waking life, enigmatic symbolism and all.
Neatly segmented into the concise style of popular reference dictionaries, the Dream Dictionary lets inquirers go as deeply into the labyrinth of their dreams as they want; the entries are less occultish than is true of some other dictionaries yet intruiging for their emphasis on the elements of fear and desire, "universal truths" that bind humanity after the waking hours.
Adamson and Williamson write invitingly about the benefits of dream journaling and preparing the body for sleep in anticipation of lucid, creative dreaming or just opening the mind to the possibilities of getting those answers to problems that linger below the limn of consciousness.
As a user-friendly guide, the CIG Dream Dictionary promotes self-understanding with due homage to the cosmos of archetypes in a book that enables the reader to play a sharp detective with their dreams. Adamson's lively prose is a joyful bonus and helps make this book a bedside companion worthy of its dog-eared place at your side.