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With more than 250,000 copies sold, this classic exploration of dreams and how to use them has been updated to reflect recent research on dreams and dreaming.
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Patricia Garfield’s classic work is one of the landmark books of the century we are now leaving. She takes dreaming out of the hands of tenured “experts” and encourages all to become active explorers of our personal dream experiences, and of dream reality, learning from cultures – especially those of the ancient world and of indigenous peoples – that value dreaming as a source of direct revelation on the critical issues of life and death. Her account of Senoi dream practices (though sniped at by some academic nitpickers as idealized rather than anthropological) provides excellent guidance on braving up to nightmare terrors and forging alliances with dream allies who may at first appear as adversaries.
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April 23, 2010 at 11:18 am
I read this book for the first time in high school while I was doing research for a term paper. As a by product of that research, I learned how to manipulate my dreams, and best of all, how to fly in them. This has been one of my favorite things to do for the last 30 years. Yes, something I do while asleep. I also learned how to stand up to my fears within the dream, and consequently, in my waking life. Another benefit is that I have dreamed about work, real detailed dreams where I’m sort of reviewing things I have read in manuals and reached conclusions within the dreams that solved problems I was having at work in my waking life. I’ve gone into work the next day and attempted the procedures (I support computers) that I thought would resolve the problem, and they have! And not just once.
April 23, 2010 at 4:29 pm
This book changed my life.
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