1 comments about Beyond My Wildest Dreams: Diary of a UFO Abductee.

1. I had watched a talk show over ten years ago, where the author was detailing her abduction experiences. I was fasinated. She had said then that she was in the process of having a book published, and I had never forgotten what the title was. I finally got the book, and it's a great read. The illustration is a bit child-like, so don't let that throw you off. It's fast paced reading that goes over alot of her many abductions. It's really made me sit up and take note of the fact that there is so much more going on in our "reality", than I had ever considered. I find myself being able to put myself "in her shoes" and feel her horror as she goes through all that the "Greys" have put her through. I mean really, this is out-of-this-world stuff in the most literal sense. If you are an open-minded person, that can think outside of your comfort zone, this book will fasinate you. I've always believed that we are not alone, and I believe that even more now. A well done book!
   C.C.
   ~Nebraska

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3 comments about Dream Images and Symbols: A Dictionary (Creative Breakthroughs Books).

1. This book has been a great resource book for not just interprating dreams, but for creating images for meditations and interprating objects/ images/animals/colours etc. which are around me in my daily waking life. Thankyou.



2. I had no fewer than 4 books to refer to when I first began learning to read symbols in my dreams. This is the ONE that remains to be used even now, after years of reading/journaling my dreams. It is most helpful in that it includes "actions." It is very informative with colors, numbers, chakra inf., and it includes information on dreaming basics. Including information on why we recieve dreams that include death, sex, nightmares, other significant events. There is a page devoted to children and their dreams and nightmares. Particular symbols are very personal and this book provided me with a foundation to learn how to "determine" personal symbols. I believe that anyone using this book will find that they too will learn to use it in that way. During my dream interpretation work another book became useful because, animals are a large part of my life both in awake and dream time. The book I found that is SO helpful in understanding why certain animals come to us is: ANIMAL SPEAK by Ted Andrews. These two books are always by my bed. I refer to both when interpreting my dreams and synchronicities, I give both of these books 5 stars easily.



3. I have owned this book for years and recently gave 2 as gifts. It is comprehensive, easy to use and enlightening for anyone who wants to discover the meaning behind their dreams.
   
   I have met the author and attended some of his seminars. He is an expert in this field.

5 comments about A Course in Astral Travel and Dreams.

1. This is not a book to instruct you on how to achieve astral projection. It is a mish-mash of things about what you can expect if you are successful in astral projecting. I have yet to find a book that gives a simple procedure that will result in successful astral projection. I have done astral projection in the past but am having difficulty as of late. I must question whether the author is a successful astral projector or if he is simple writing from other works that he has read. I suspect there are a lot of fakes out there just trying to make a buck from gullibles such as I. If anyone has done a successful astral projection using this book, I would like to have them present their case as a review. Anyone that uses a crazy name like Belzebuub to hide his identity must be highly suspect.



2. Not only is the book well written but it explains such a challenging topic with clarity and ease. Early on it become quite clear to me that this book had been written by someone with extensive experience and knowledge of the Astral.
   
   The author, Mark H. Pritchard writes with pen name Belzebuub (pronounced bell-se-boob). According to the book jacket he currently lives in Australia and is the founder of the global metaphysical school "Gnosticweb".
   
   "A course in Astral Travel and Dreams" was written for the complete beginner as well as those who have prior experience. I felt the techniques taught in this book were simple, clear and very effective. (Hey, if I could follow along then anyone can.) I was a complete novice and after applying the techniques and methods from this book it didn't take me long to have my first Astral experience!
   
   The book discusses the Astral and the techniques to project there in a detailed and simple manner. Personally I think it has all the information anyone would ever need.
   
   There is also a great section on dreams that among other things discusses why we have them and how to understand them.
   
   Additionally, there is a website where you can go for extra information or to get answers to any other questions you might have. Great site too!
   
   Another important point that separates this book from the rest is that it is hands on. It is very engaging. This book is a concise step by step guide that takes you through the whole process and there are simple exercises (and techniques) to practice right from the beginning.
   
   What also impressed me while reading the book is that the author encourages the reader to not simply take his word about what he writes, but instead to use the information given to verify things personally.
   
   I would highly recommend this book to anyone.



3. A Course in Astral Travel & Dreams has opened my eyes to a whole new realm of possibilities and realizations: I am more than just a mere physical body.
   
   I have a scientific background, and come from a very Cartesian type of upbringing. So the style of the book pleased me immensely as it is all about practices, and experiences. Not like a theory-and-believe-what-I-tell-you type of thing.
   
   The author explains the techniques in a very simple and down to earth manner. Each week, time should be devoted to the particular technique given in a chapter. There are 9 chapters, and therefore 9 weeks, and there are 9 main techniques. However, most of the techniques come with several different practices aimed at the same technique, as some practices work better in some people while others don't. It's just a matter of finding what works best for you.
   Plus, if you have some questions that arise, there is a Q&A discussion at the end of each chapter.
   
   I have to say that at first I was skeptical, but I diligently followed through each week, and each exercises. And by week 6, I was rewarded with my first out of body experience!!! I was able to do what the book said you could do (fly, go through objects, etc..) and much, much more. Since then, I often go back to the book, and re-work my techniques, as you always learn something new.
   
   So in short: Eye opener, great info, simply explained, different type of exercises to suit different people, and down-to-earth. Loved it!!



4. I have read the majority of this title, and I appreciate it for its brevity and simplistic approach to Astral travel and dreams. As a novice on such topics, but having had "experiences" with both, I am keeping an open mind to the possibilities that Belzebuub knows of what he speaks, as well as the point of reference needed to communicate effectively to an inexperienced audience. I find the writing style easy, and the contents relevant and effective. Coupled with the free online course, this companion book offers explanations, exercises, and questions and answers sections. I have enjoyed it thus far, and I will continue reading and practicing...



5. This book is a very practical guide to experiencing astral travel. It is easy to understand, and does not theorize about this or that, as many other books on the subject tend to do.
   
   I would have never discovered the astral plane had it not been for this book and the practical techniques it provides. Of course, you need to apply a good deal of effort into making the techniques work, but all good things come with effort, patience, and persistence.

4 comments about Hidden Power of Dreams.

1. "Messages have been pouring into you from the "dream lodge," now you'll need to take notice of them and decipher their meanings. There are slews of dream books out there but this one seems to be the most complete and understanding of them all. It's a must have guide for spiritual advancements to higher spiritual levels."



2. This book convinced me to believe in the power of dreams! After reading this book, it has helped me to remember some vivid dreams which gave me some valuable information about myself and hints on certain people whom I should be wary of, my flaws and potential, and etc. It should be a recommended reading for anybody who wants to find more about their identity through dreams!



3. Once again, Denise Linn shares her remarkable insights and vision. This time it is about that ever-so fascinating world of dreams. Don't we all love to share our dreams...only to see our family and friends get that glazed over look of doom! Hahaha! This book allows you to get an idea of many of the archetypical meanings behind certain elements in your dreams...without boring yoir loved ones to tears.
   
   A DREAM CLASSIC!



4. this is the best book I own on dreams. It not only provides the list of dream meanings , but also different techniques on how to make your dreams more vivid and other valuable information

5 comments about Cloud Nine:: A Dreamer's Dictionary.

1. I have an older copy of this book, and absoluetly love it! I read it regularly, and the information is astounding. I was looking for an edition to buy as a present, and saw that a new edition is now available.

   I plan on buying more than one copy, and definetly recommend this to anyone curious about their dreams.




2. Most of us are visited nightly by dreams. And most of us are puzzled by the fragments we can recall of these elusive visitors. Do dreams mean anything? If so, what? How can we better remember them? Is it possible to "control" our dreams? Sandra Thomson, a psychologist and author, tells readers all about dreams in Cloud Nine: A Dreamer's Dictionary. Thomson says that "dreams show us our conflicts and way to resolve them; they chronicle our inner striving." She adds that dreams can be "a second language." She starts with a general discussion of dreams, highlighting the primary theories of the significance of dreams. People have tried to understand their dreams since the beginning of time, often relying on shamans. The first dream book was written in the second century A.D. Hundreds of people have studied and attempted to explain dreams since then. Freud was a pioneer in dream interpretation. Thomson explains his theories, then goes on the discuss the work of other researchers, including Jung, Adler, Horney, and Perls. She clearly explains what each believed to be true about dreams, which is helpful to readers trying to understand the symbolism of their own dreams. Dreams use symbols and the meaning of the symbols vary from person to person. Thomson highly recommends that each person prepare their own "dream dictionary," in which they figure out the meaning of their unique symbols. The bulk of her book is a generalized dream dictionary that will help readers get started. She offers alternative meanings for most of the symbols, enabling users to better interpret their dreams. She provides extensive instructions for decoding individual dreams. The book is filled with "dreamercises," which are designed to assist in recalling and interpreting dreams. Thomson also explains how to put your dreams to work for you, by asking for solutions to daytime problems. She also describes how to teach yourself how to have lucid dreams, in which the dreamers are aware that they are dreaming before they wake up. Thomson wrote Cloud Nine to "allow you to participate more fully in understanding your own dream productions or in identifying your growth tasks." The guidelines and exercises she provides gives readers the tools they need to understand and interpret their dreams.



3. I am one who has been paying attention to, and interpreting my own dreams since I was a kid, however, there are some dreams that I still need help understanding. I had a difficult time chosing a good dream dictionary due to the fact that many dream dictionaries have narrow meanings for their symbologies. However, this book gives you the point of views of Sigmond Freud, Carl Jung, the interpretations of other cultures and esoteric symbologies. So, it gives you a broad view of each symbol. I highly recommend this book. Enjoy!



4. I love this book! Keep it by the bedside. Use it for interpretations. It has multiple entries for different words/phrases, only the dreamer knows which one applies. Easy to use. A must have for anyone wanting to know what their dreams are telling them!



5. I have been using Cloud Nine for about 10 years now to help me interpret my (and others') dreams, and it's by far the best! Once in a while I will browse through other dream dictionaries to see if I can't find a better one, but I don't think there is a better one out there.
   
   It not only gives multiple interpretations for dreams and provides the reader with various dream exercises, but after using the book for a while, the reader can become adept at just KNOWING what their dream is trying to tell him or her. The book gets into symbolism of different cultures, archetypes in general, psychology, philosophy, religion, etc, but not so much as to become overwhelming. It feeds your brain, and definitely your intuition and ability to read between the lines in all sorts of waking-life situations.
   
   It has really helped me be able to understand that dreams can reveal so much more than reality can seem to about what's REALLY going on in my journey through life. I do have this book by my bedside and it has been indispensable to me in trying to establish clarity, meaning, and direction in my life.
   
   I can't recommend Cloud Nine enough :)

5 comments about El arte de ensoñar.

1. Una tradicion que se perpetua por vias subterraneas, hermetica y cerrada.La que silenciosa respira en los hombros de los comunes, y sin importarle su atencion pasa desapercibida. La sociedad de los brujos de Mexico, herederos los sacerdotes y chamanes precolombinos. Don Carlos no deja de sorprendernos con su extraordinario poder de narrativa.Una forma de no extrañarlo, y diria hasta de festejarlo este libro.



2. Una tradicion que se perpetua por vias subterraneas, hermetica y cerrada.La que silenciosa respira en los hombros de los comunes, y sin importarle su atencion pasa desapercibida. La sociedad de los brujos de Mexico, herederos los sacerdotes y chamanes precolombinos. Don Carlos no deja de sorprendernos con su extraordinario poder de narrativa.Una forma de no extrañarlo, y diria hasta de festejarlo este libro.



3. Es necesdario cambiar nuestro systema social que en realidad no aporta nada a lo que realmente somos,criaturas con la capacidad de percibir cosas que ni siquiera imaginamos, el arte de ensonar opino que es una herramienta para alcanzar a conocer un poco mas de lo que somos capaces, y en realidad toda la informacion que este hombre y sus companeros de su grupo han aportado son en verdad maravillas de conocimiento y algo que no se deve de ignorar.................



4. Es necesdario cambiar nuestro systema social que en realidad no aporta nada a lo que realmente somos,criaturas con la capacidad de percibir cosas que ni siquiera imaginamos, el arte de ensonar opino que es una herramienta para alcanzar a conocer un poco mas de lo que somos capaces, y en realidad toda la informacion que este hombre y sus companeros de su grupo han aportado son en verdad maravillas de conocimiento y algo que no se deve de ignorar.................



5. E LEIDO MUCHISIMOS LIBROS ESPIRITUALES , PERO ESTE LIBRO NO ENTENDI NADA , YO PINSO QUE ESTA PERSONA Y LOS PERSONAJES ESTAN SOBRE INFUINCIAS DE LOS ALUCINOJENOS HONGOS , LAS HISTORIA ME PARECEN RIDICULAS !!!

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5 comments about God, Dreams, and Revelation: A Christian Interpretation of Dreams (Revised and Expanded Edition).

1. A broad look at the biblical reality of God speaking through dreams. I started reading Morton Kelsey in the mid 70's after experiencing very potent dreams on the after life. What a blessing to realize that I wasn't alone, that since the beginning of time God has spoken and visited many in this way. This book does give many answers to the questions of God speaking through dreams. Morton Kelsey not only gives you details on scripture but also gives us a history of lives that have been transformed by paying attention to dreams. Other author's to explore on the gift of dreams are John Sanford and Carl Jung.



2. This book explores the question of how God communicates with man through dreams. Kelsey reviews the history of both philosophy and theology regarding dreams and visions. He correlates the Scriptures with the sophisticated modern insights of Freud and Jung.

   This book is thorough enough for the scholar, yet easily readable by the layman. I enjoyed it because it convinced me that God still gives the believer insight through dreams today. Our spiritual lives can be enriched by prayerful attention to our dreams.




3. I was rather disappointed by this book. Actually it is very well written and researched, but the title "...A Christian Interpretation of Dreams" is very misleading. It gives the impression that this book would address the art of interpretation and explain how to understand some of the rich symbolic language of dreams. The book elaborates in depth on the history of dream interpretation but has extremely little to offer when it comes to interpreting the symbolic language. Every time I got to a new section heading that sounded promising I was disappointed because all the writer does, is that he keeps emphasizing and illustrating that God does speak through dreams and how important it is to interpret and take them seriously, but for a book that size he offers next to nothing on how to interpret the symbolism.
   If you want to read about the biblical and Christian history of dream interpretation, (like who took dreams seriously and who didn't), then this book is for you. But if you want a practical guide on how to interpret dreams from a Christian perspective you will be very disappointed.



4. This book was extremely helpful for me personally. The first part of the book is a survey of the Old Testament, where Kelsey discusses the dreams of Abraham, Joseph, Daniel, and others.
   
   There is also an extended discussion of the dreams and visions of the New Testament, featuring Joseph (the stepfather of Jesus) and Paul. Kelsey also notes that there is no indication anywhere that God has stopped communicating to us in this way.
   
   He also surveys the history of dreams and dream interpretation in the history of the church. There are also brief discussions of dreams as they are understood in Islam and in other faiths.
   
   He suggests near the end of the book that one way to interpret a dream is to see your own situation in each character of your dream, as our feelings and experiences are often projected onto others in our dreams
   
   Morton Kelsey is a counselor and an Episcopal priest, and he is well qualified to write this extensive study. I highly recommend it.



5. I found this book to be very helpful. Mr Kelsey has a refreshingly honest aproach to whatever subject he writes about. I like the way he incorporates Christian truth with psychology research. I agree that dreams may be one way to connect to the spiritual world.