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The Awakened Dreamer: How to Remember & Interpret Your Dreams

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"What makes this book magical is its wealth of sensible advice on preparing and caring for children, and its emphasis on mothers taking care of themselves and honoring their own spirits."--Publishers Weekly

Your dreams can be an important part of your decision-making, relationships, and problem-solving--if you properly apply them. This easy-to-use book shows how to strengthen the connection between your conscious and unconscious self, helping you achieve your goals and discover valuable insight. You'll explore dreams and sleep phenomena of all kinds, including:

Recurring Prophetic Teaching Visitation Lucid Nightmare Daydream Sleep Walking Sleep Talking The Awakened Dreamer provides approachable exercises, guided meditations, example dreams, and instructions for creating your own symbol guide. You'll also learn how to combine daydreams with powerful visualizations that can be channeled into your nightly dreams, allowing you to manifest your desires into reality.

240 pages, Paperback

Published December 8, 2017

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Kala Ambrose

20 books93 followers
Kala Ambrose is "Your Travel Guide to the Other Side". Renowned intuitive coach, award winning author, spiritual teacher, and host of the Explore Your Spirit with Kala Show, Kala's books and courses are described as empowering by thousands who have been inspired by her teachings.

Author of six books including The Awakened Psychic, The Awakened Aura, Spirits of New Orleans, 9 Life Altering Lessons and Ghosthunting North Carolina, she shares how to connect with your soul path and create a life and career that is in tune with your life purpose and goals. Study online with Kala through her school, The Academy of Mystical Arts & Spiritual Sciences. More about Kala at http://www.ExploreYourSpirit.com

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923 reviews57 followers
December 8, 2017
An excellent book for anyone interested in dreams and their interpretation. I've a few dream meanings books but this book also helps you fully understand how they affect everyday life and how you can use them to best help you. 

Lots of information, easy to read and really informative. Highly recommended

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1,033 reviews95 followers
October 24, 2017
4.5 Stars

I received this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

This book is just what I needed! I have a hard time remembering my dreams, no matter what I do it's hard and that's sad because I dream every single night and I know this because I always remember parts of my dreams but never the whole thing or enough for it to make sense. This book really helps, I'm slowly learning to remember my dreams and find out what they mean. It's so cool and I fully recommend it to anyone who wants to remember their dreams. The author writes in such a way that it's easy to understand and flow. The things in here make sense, the author isn't asking the reader to do weird things in order to remember your dreams. It's just awesome. Get this book ASAP!
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986 reviews14 followers
June 18, 2018
I very seldom remember my dreams if I dreamed at all and if I do remember most of it is snippets that make no sense. Or I wake up with a feeling. This book helps you remember and interpret your dreams. I have had a few dreams from years ago that I have never forgotten. This book has helped me interpret those dreams and why they are still in my memories years later.

The book is easy to read and understand. It is very helpful for interpreting your dreams and actually gives you a couple of interpretations for certain instances in a dream.

I received this book from the Author or Publisher via Netgalley.com to read and review.
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420 reviews16 followers
September 17, 2017
Thank you NetGalley and Llewellyn for the ARC. The Awakened Dreamer is a helpful guide to learning how to use dreams in your everyday life. It provides useful instruction to learn how to dream, how to interpret dreams, and a nice appendix at the end of common symbolism in dreams. As with any new skill you will have to work on this but I see many useful tips here and I can see myself referring back to this book.
335 reviews18 followers
April 17, 2018
A very interesting book. I have been trying some of the things that are mentioned in this book but I fall asleep before I can complete them all!!! I was actually looking for what some of my dreams might have meant but I guess I have different ones. I really enjoyed the enlightenment that this book brought to me.

I received this book for free through Goodreads First Reads.
Profile Image for Gregory.
625 reviews12 followers
July 29, 2018
Primarily reading due to research on lucid dreaming.
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41 reviews1 follower
December 4, 2017
First let me thank NetGalley and Llewellyn for allowing me to read an advance copy of this book. It is very interesting to learn how to try and interpret your dreams. This books discusses topics such as how to remember your dreams, interpreting run-of-the-mill dreams, recurring dreams, lucid dreaming, nightmares, sleep walking, and more. The chapter on lucid dreaming was my particular favorite.
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1,094 reviews6 followers
March 16, 2018
Book Review The Awakened Dreamer by Kala Ambrose
Review by Dawn Thomas
Rating: 5 stars

242 Pages
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide
Release Date: December 8, 2017

Non-Fiction, Mind, Body, Dreams

Recently I have been experiencing very vivid dreams. I started writing them down so I could look up their meanings. This book made that process so much easier. The book has nine chapters (a very auspicious number).

Contents
One: How to Remember Your Dreams
In this chapter, the author provides the steps to prepare for sleep and suggests a guided meditation. The imagery she provides is amazing. I have written it down to begin using before going to bed. At the end of the chapter is a six-step exercise to train your mind to remember your dreams. She also explains how you can alter your sleep cycle. The next exercise helps you generate creative ideas while napping.

Two: Interpreting Your Daily Life Dreams
She provides steps to help interpret your dreams. She gives several examples of items in dreams and possible meanings. She discusses the most common types of dreams, which include falling, chasing, flying, being naked, and more. At the end of the chapter are steps to creative a dream workbook. This will help you identify the meanings of specific images in your dreams

Three: Prophetic and Recurring Dreams
In this chapter, the author explains a prophetic dream. There are both warning and positive dreams. She gives examples of a few she had and the responses she received when discussing them with the people involved. She tells a wonderful story of a past life experience and how it connects to her current life.

Four: Teaching Dreams
Teaching dreams are described as when your subconscious or higher-self journeys to the other side. There is an exercise to connect to your higher-self or spirit guide which also includes a guided meditation and helpful tips.

Five: Visitation Dreams
In this chapter, the author describes the difference between visitation dreams and wishful dreams. She talks about her grandfather’s passing and the difficult time she had as a pre-teenager. There are different types of visitation dreams: meeting those who have already crossed, deliver messages. She also talks about visitation dreams shared by more than one person at the same time. Some rules for contacting spirits are also included. She discusses the issue of emotional healing and grief that can come from visitation dreams.

Six: Lucid Dreams
I was not very familiar with the term lucid dreaming before reading this book. She gives the definition as being aware that you are dreaming while a part of your consciousness remains active and is able to observe the dream. After reading this description, I realize I have been having many lucid dreams.
Seven: Nightmares
In this chapter, she talks about bad dreams and nightmares. She gives steps to ensure negative forces do not come around you while you sleep. She also discusses the effects nightmares and bad dreams have on us while we sleep.

Eight: Sleep Walking and Sleep Talking
She gave examples of when she would sleep walk or talk. When she overheard her mother and husband talking on the telephone, she was able to perform complex calculations. Both her mother and husband woke her up and asked her about it but she had no memory of the questions. She explains this is similar to Edgar Cayce.

Nine: Manifesting Your Daydreams
She talks about adults tell children daydreaming is silly. She explains how this affects how we feel about daydreams as adults.

This is a wonderful book about understanding and interpreting dreams. The book is well written and is easily understandable. There are many exercises and recommendations to keep a dream journal and workbook. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in learning more about dreams.
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173 reviews44 followers
June 14, 2018
This is the book of all dreams. Literally. I will admit I was initially drawn to this book because of the cover, however, after reading the first few chapters, I was certain I had unearthed the Holy Grail of dream interpretation. From dream journaling, to lucid dreaming and even dream interpretation, Kala Ambrose covers it all. She provides step by step instructions on how one can become more of an avid and woke dreamer. In addition to dream analysis, Ambrose also helps the reader learn about emotional catharsis by revealing personal situations concerning her own life, she shows how our waking moments, past present and future will affect our subconscious. Whether you are a novice dream weaver or an expert, I highly recommend this "How to guide" to dreaming. I really wish there was a companion journal to go along with this that has her various steps outlined; but even without a companion journal, the reader is able to create their own by purchasing a cheap notebook.
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649 reviews4 followers
February 10, 2019
Kala introduces the reader to the universe of dreams' interpretation. A holistic way to work on the unconscious mind.
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