Bedside Guide to Dreams: Unlock the Door to Your Unconscious-and Discover the Power and Purpose of Your Dreams

by Stase Michaels

The only dream reference that reveals the twenty-seven types of dreams you can have in the world of sleep!

Dream answer your spoken and unspoken questions. Inside them are messages of caution and concern, hope and inspiration, that can have a dramatic impact on both your everyday life and your lifetime goals. Psychologist Stase Michaels guides you through the inner journey and adventure that begins with a dream and ends with exciting practical and spiritual insights on the road to self-discovery.
With a simple five-step method of dream interpretation, this remarkable book offers techniques for drawing on this vital resource of personal growth and empowerment. Michaels explores twenty-seven dream types and pinpoints how they can expand your horizons and enrich your experience. Listen to your dreams and learn how they can

• bring healing and strength
• enhance relationships, including your sex and love life
• bring assurance to your decision making, tap your creativity, and help you meet challenges and goals
• provide vital keys to body and health

Also included is a revealing look at nightmares, dreams about past lives, and dream predictions.

320 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 29, 1995

Reviews

[Mo Alsaedi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Most people don't see the necessity of any 'guide to dreams.' Any curiosity of dreamland is still considered by many to be a bunch of superstitious mumbo jumbo. This book contains methodical approaches to create a deeper understanding of dreams. The methods described will allow you to improve your dream recall and begin to identify patterns in your dreams. These patterns often nod in the direction of a real-life source of anxiety.

It's worth mentioning that the most basic requirement for this book is to start a dream journal. The first chapters will guide you through the process. Aka, this is an interactive manual in many ways, and it requires work to be done alongside reading it. But it's definitely fun and worth it in the end. And if you get through the first few pages you'll reach for a notebook and pencil and set them next to your bed, in anticipation of the next morning.

The next morning will likely come with no memory of dreams though. But if you read the book daily and practice the techniques within it, you will likely see very fun results in a few days, probably less than a week. This is a highly recommended read.

[C · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sort of a creepy, interesting, strange little book. It wasn't my favorite dream book, (I prefer the ones with the encyclopedia's you can flip to at the end), but it was interesting.

[C · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great book on dreams. Michaels really knows what she is talking about when it comes to dreams. I definitely learned a lot from reading this.