Dreams: Fascinating Interpretations of Your Dreams and Their Mysterious Meanings

By John Franz

What do reoccurring dreams mean? Do nightmares have any purpose? Why do certain kinds of people tend to show up in dreams? Is it true that some dreams can be warnings?

Going beyond basic explanations, Dreams: Fascinating Interpretations of Your Dreams and Their Mysterious Meanings brings an in-depth understanding to a variety of images, signs, and symbols. It considers the whole picture to help anyone understand their own personal jigsaw puzzle. 

Here's some of what you can expect to learn inside the pages of this book:

*Discover the meaning of dream imagery, and how they can be accurately interpreted.

*How dreams can help with real life problems.

*How to have lucid dreams and a closer look at their benefits.

*A few ways to avoid nightmares and keep dreams healthy and pleasurable.

..and much more.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John Franz
• Release date: Sep 11, 2017
• ISBN: 9781386245957

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Dreams

Fascinating Interpretations of Your Dreams and Their Mysterious Meanings

John Franz

© 2017

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: A Look at What Dreams Really Are

Chapter 2: How Dreaming Can Affect Emotional Stability

Chapter 3: How Dreams Help with Real Life Problems

Chapter 4: Dreaming & Your Stress Levels

Chapter 5: Dreaming to Help with Depression

Chapter 6: A Little about Lucid Dreaming & Its Benefits

Chapter 7: Dreams & How They Affect Your Memory

Chapter 8: How Dreams Help You to Become Self-Aware

Chapter 9: A Few Ways to Avoid Nightmares & Keep Dreams Healthy

Chapter 10: A Few Things to Always Keep in Mind with Dreaming

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Chapter 1

A Look at What Dreams Really Are

There are many beliefs on what dreams actually are, but dreams occur when we are unconscious and deep in sleep. A man named Sigmund Freud believed that they were windows into our unconscious. Dreams are images that our mind conjures while we are asleep, and they can include the five senses. You may still hear sounds, voices, have thoughts, and experience sensations while you’re sleeping even though your physical body is laying there asleep. Often, a dream will have people you