Klemp, Harold
Ann Faraday
Asper, Kathrin
Hopcke, Robert H.
Ingram Masculinity has been traditionally measured by standards little related to the inner reaches of the soul. Now a Jungian psychotherapist frames masculine psychology within the innermost realm of dreams. 2 cassettes. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Parker, Derek
From School Library Journal YA?There are many books on this subject, but few are as readable, colorful, and inviting as this one. The authors relate the history, as well as theories concerning the meaning of dreaming. There is a strong Jungian influence though Freud and many other sources are referenced. There are clear instructions for interpreting memory and the meaning of even the most specific dreams. The background on sleep and dreaming is well written. The interpretation guide is most intriguing.?Nancy K. Craig, R.E. Lee High School, Springfield, VA Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Ingram Enables readers to decode hidden messages that appear in dreams through an easy-to-learn method, while explaining why people dream, what can be discovered about the self through dream analysis, and how famous figures interpreted dreams. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Book Description Many of our dreams contain personal and sometimes hidden messages. Other dreams are predictive, foretelling the future. The Complete Book of Dreams shows in clear and practical detail how you can learn to interpret your dreams in order to discover much more about yourself and your psychological motivation.
Fontana, David
From The WomanSource Catalog & Review: Tools for Connecting the Community for Women; review by Ilene Rosoff The Secret Language of Dreams is a visual dictionary of common themes and symbols that compose our dreams, and an excellent introduction for those who want to begin doing dream work. The surreal quality of these exceptional illustrations and arrangement of material make this an enticing and accessible book for beginning the journey. There is background information on dream interpretation, discussion of the seven major archetypes and various case files of dreams and their meanings. Since recording dreams as they occur is an integral part of the process of remembering and paying attention, the Dream Catcher journal was created as an accompaniment, with pages designed to write down dreams and sketch symbols. Dreaming is a place where ultimate truths can be had, free from our waking agendas of perception. As a directory to understanding these messages, this book is a good jumping off place. Once we are able to decipher the language, we can move to a higher awareness of self. Ingram Using Jungian, Freudian, and personal theories, the author provides a visual approach to dream interpretation with easy-to-follow dream directory organized by thematic and symbolic headings, accompanied by advice on fostering self-empowerment by utilizing dream interpretations. Original. IP.
Mike Avery