The Dream Interpreter

By Ray Harris

At last, a clear concise guide to understanding exactly what your dreams mean!

The Dream Interpreter is a dynamic collection of dream concepts and specific easy methods of dream interpretation – it is also contains instructions on how to learn the unique language of your brain!

Now dream expert Ray Harris shares his 40 years of experience, knowledge and tips with you, to discover the secrets of your inner psyche and mind, and exploit them to your benefit, and thereby enjoy a happier, fuller life!

How many times have you wondered what your dream meant?

How important are dreams in the big scheme of things?

These questions are answered clearly in Ray's dynamic concepts of dream interpretation, and reveal so very much more than we could ever suppose!

Dreams are the only tangible bridge that humans have to access the higher realms of mind and spirit, yet so little is known about this fantastic ability that we all have – with 'The Dream Interpreter', you can easily enter that realm, and explore little known facts regarding dreams and their interpretation.

Mankind has always sought oracles in order to get a glimpse of the future, yet, he has missed the most important realization – that the very oracle he seeks lies within his very own brain!

Apart from giving step-by-step guidance on how to easily determine what your dream meant, Ray includes a powerful methodology to understand the strange language of your very own brain, which is unique from others in so many ways. Following this simple methodology will open a gateway to life that you never knew existed before, and unravel the mysteries of your mind in exciting and fun ways.

The Dream Interpreter presents you with a fabulous opportunity to discover the secrets of your inner psyche and mind, and exploit them to your benefit!

A new and exciting adventure awaits!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ray Harris
• Release date: Nov 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781310964923

Ray Harris

Ray Harris produces a high quality unusual mixture of genres in his writing. Subjects range from none fiction to science fiction in a delightful collage, all pointed in one way or another at examining the mystical abilities of mankind, and always using real science as a base, in order to present a clearer understanding of these strange phenomenon that humanity has always viewed as either hocus pocus, or with deep superstition.  Ray reveals through his diverse works the natural laws of our world and universe at work, very much analogous to the writings of Lyall Watson. Having been born with Clairvoyant abilities, Ray had to contend with the scorn of people that couldn't believe that he had access to other dimensions in one way or another. This reason, amongst others, prompted him to seek proof that would be acceptable by people, and because that proof came mainly from science, he studied many mysterious phenomenon from that perspective. This in turn caused him to write a wide variety of works that examined these phenomenon from unique and exciting perspectives. Ray believes that one has to have both a specialized and holistic view of these mysterious abilities in order to gain a defined insight, and so it is that every time he produces a book, you can be relatively sure that its subject matter will differ from what he wrote previously. This provides the reader with a wonderful array of new interesting subjects and information, revealing the astonishing truth about mankind and his potential abilities. Reading Rays books is like diving into strange waters with the conflicting emotions of excitement and apprehension. One thing is sure - the reader will never again view this earthly life in the way they did before! Apart from this introduction to Clairvoyance – that everyone has the ability, Ray has produced works on Dreams and Dream Interpretation in a way never done before, a unique work on his personal experience with Death, a completely unique book that gives an insight to his life and background, a book on motivational quotes that summarises many strange abilities affecting mankind, and showing how they work, a volume of amazing Science Fiction stories that is the first in a series of ten. There are many more to come, so once the reader has been through the exciting array of eBooks available from Ray, they can look forward to new and wondrous emerging subjects!

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THE DREAM INTERPRETER

By

Ray Harris

Copyright Ray Harris

Cover image by Sharon Dawn Harris

Painting of goddess by the Author’s wife, Sharon Dawn Harris.

All other images by Sharon Dawn Harris.

Dedication

This book and its affiliated book ‘The Dream Interpreter Dictionary’, is dedicated to my wife, Sharon Dawn Harris, and my good friends Cecil Venter and Anne Glossop.

SHAZ SEPIA

Sharon put in thousands of hours assisting me with the immense task of cross referencing the related words in the dream dictionary mentioned above, as well as in the tricky task of formatting the book for publication. This took immense concentration and dedication, for which I am eternally grateful!

CECIL READY

My friend Cecil has been an invaluable source of assistance in the development of the interactive dream CD program ‘Dreamcatcher’, which is associated with the two dream books mentioned. It should be noted that his assistance has extended well over a ten year period – my thanks to you, Cecil!

ANNE READY

My sincerest thanks to Anne, a classy lady with a heart of gold – without your support these books would never have been published!

Table of Contents

Author’s Foreword

Various Dream Theories

Theory one – A Safety Valve

Theory two – Symbolism and Accuracy

Theory three – Personal Relevance

Theory four – Survival and staying on top

Theory five – A Neutral Meeting Place

Theory six – Contacting the Dead

Theory seven – Honouring the Dead

Theory eight – Genetic Memory related to dreams

Theory nine – Earth Dreaming

Theory ten – Lucid Dreaming

Theory eleven – Mythology

Theory twelve – Dreams are the Gateway to Dimensional Access

Theory thirteen – Dreams relating to Death

A word on Science

Psychology and Dreams

Sigmund Freud

Carl Jung

Things to consider when deciding what your dream meant

How to take a Shortcut to your own Personal Symbolism

How to Learn the Language of your Brain

The Program is called Dreamcatcher!

A Last Word

About Ray Harris

Other Books by Ray Harris

Contact Ray Harris

Author’s foreword

From my earliest memories, I had always been intrigued by my dreams, and later by the dreams of others.

My interest in dreams led me to get hold of dream book interpretations and compare my waking life experiences with what the dream books said.

This led to some confusion in my mind, as while the traditional interpretation sometimes proved accurate, at other times they did not.

Through this I was urged to investigate further to try to understand why it was sometimes so and sometimes not.

This investigation has been an on-going ‘hobby’ of mine for over forty five years which has led me down strange paths and to some serious study of the phenomenon.  It has now become a full time occupation.

Fortunately, my inquiring mind was blessed with a talent for lateral logic and I was enabled through this and the evidence gathered from others, to come to some startling conclusions with regard to dreaming.

In this book, I have included traditional, scientific and psychological theories as well as my own.

At the end of the day, it is up to you to decide for yourself, which is acceptable to you.

It is important when you consider these theories, to understand that they may all play a part in the dream state. In other words, they may all be relevant to our dreams to one degree or another. Their influence may simply vary by applicable percentage.

This dream  theory is presented to those who have come to the realization that dreams are in fact a very powerful influence in our lives, and in order that it may assist you in conducting  your own investigations into the meanings of your personal dreams.

This format together with a specific procedure being followed, will support you in acquiring a more accurate interpretation of your dreams than any other dream book you might buy.

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Various Dream Theories

Dreams have featured throughout the history of man as far back as you care to go.

They have been both revered and scorned. Scientists are puzzled by them, as are psychologists. People have, through the ages, sought to understand their dreams and wondered what they meant, and why we dream.

The North American Indian tribe of the Blackfoot in particular believe that dreams are wiser than waking life.

The Australian Aborigines hold dreams as sacred, and believe that man existed in a ‘Dreamtime’ prior to the creation of the Earth.

The Bushmen, or San people of Southern Africa, certainly centered their lives around dreams and visions, recording them in pictographs on the walls of caves or rock overhangs.

Almost every ancient culture revered dreams, which in itself reflects their importance to the Human Race.

Many people have puzzle over the relevance of dreams in our lives.

Man has in fact, already solved part of the puzzle by his very interest in dreams. This fact has supplied an important clue, in that man, the world over, has instinctively recognized that there is a connection between his dreams and his waking life.

Anyone is able to interpret dreams. The problem is, most people don’t take the time to do it, or if they do, there may be some doubt as to the accuracy of their interpretations.

This does not mean that all people are lazy, incapable, or don’t have the necessary capacity. The reality is they rush around busily; wake up in the morning, prepare a hurried breakfast, rush the kids off to school, scream off to work, run around at work in a frenzy of activity to get things done, rush home again, prepare dinner, clean house, maybe watch a bit of TV and ultimately collapse into bed. Why? Just to save time, so you can do the things you want to. We rush to save time, just so that we can waste it. And arising from this, people’s perception is often that there is little time to dwell on figuring out what last night’s dream meant, or indeed, why one dreams at all.

To begin with, the best approach to understanding Dreams, is through plain simple logic.

The obvious place then to start from, is with the fact that we dream. This is irrefutable and can be confirmed by any living, breathing human being.

Simple logic tells us, that if we have been given lungs, the reason for it is to use them to breathe air in order for the body to stay alive.

Just so, it has been scientifically proven that, if we are deprived of dreams, it is detrimental to our health. Experiments on people have shown they go ‘schizo’ if they are deprived of the dream facility. This then in turn tells us that dreaming is just as necessary to human beings as our lungs are.

If therefore, we have lungs for a specific reason, then so our dreams too, should be there for a reason!

Well, breathing is obvious, but dreams not as obvious – what on earth could the purpose of our dreams be?

In the following pages, we will be looking at a variety of options. These may not be all the options, nor might the various theories offered be one hundred percent accurate, but they are what is presently available to us without our having to resort to complicated scientific, psychological or theological theory.

Consequently, how much store can we place in such theories?

Read on, and judge for yourself.