On Dreams and Dream Symbols

By TA Sullivan

Find out what your dreams have been trying to tell you. This book is one of the most comprehensive dream dictionaries yet. Also learn the best ways to remember your dreams, as well as why we dream and the different levels and types of dreams that we have.

• Language: English
• Publisher: TA Sullivan
• Release date: Dec 1, 2012
• ISBN: 9781301420018

TA Sullivan

The award-winning author, TA Sullivan was born in the back of a cab, and she has continued to be unconventional in all that she does. She has worked as a technical and marketing writer, which taught her much about turning boring into readable. She has written articles for a variety of magazines and small newspapers, contributed short stories to several book anthologies, and has had her photos published in two table-top book anthologies. You can read some of her musings and articles at her blog, Tas Through the Looking Glass, or view some of her photos at https://www.zazzle.com/tdgallery. After a near-death experience (NDE), she turned her writing skills toward the esoteric. In her award-winning book, “Escorting the Dead,” she recounts her experiences in the afterlife, and her struggles to integrate her experiences into her more scientific mindset. Once started down this spiritual path, she continued to write about her experiences, including her understanding of dreams and dream symbology, which is titled “On Dreams and Dream Symbols.” She has also shared her extensive knowledge of meditation in “Mastering Meditation.” All her books are available through online book outlets in both paperback and ebooks. Also, check out her other website, Tas Readings. If you’ve ever wondered what your dreams mean, wanted to know what your life goals and path are, or wondered what pasts are affecting this life, she can help. Check out Tas Readings and see what she can do for you. You can follow TA Sullivan at Tas Through the Looking Glass (https://taslookingglass.wordpress.com), her Tas Readings blog (https://tasreadings.wordpress.com), or on any of her social media accounts such as Facebook, Twitter (@tasinator), LinkedIn, or Goodreads. She is also a regular contributor to Medium and Quora.