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1 THE DREAMING SELF p 7
The continuous dreaming cycle of the Self.
The development of dreams from their infancy
in the evening to their maturity at dawn.
2 ANALYSE YOUR OWN DREAMS p 26
Thinking around your dream images. Only you
can interpret your dreams effectively, because only
you are aware of your own past experiences.
3 THE WORLD DREAM p 48
The continuous cycle of evolutionary
development affects the imagery of our personal
dreams. The secret unseen world of nature.
4 A PSYCHOANALYTICAL APPROACH p 73
Freud, Adler and Jung valued dreams as a way
into the unconscious mind. Dream archetypes, sex,
power and individuation as the basis of dreams.
5 THE DREAM WORKSHOP APPROACH p 91
Guided studies, shared experiences. Techniques
for reliving your dream. Power and control.
Wilfully and spontaneously lucid dreams.
6 TRADITIONAL DREAM SYMBOLS p 111
A descriptive list of some of the most commonly
occurring collective dream symbols, some ancient,
some modern, with their true significance.
7 DREAMS OF THE FUTURE p 160
The Inner Self has the ability to see ahead in time,
giving rise to warning dreams, cryptic predictions,
'white lie' dreams, and 'waking' dreams of future events.
8 DREAMS OF OTHER LIVES p 174
Dreaming of the troubles of friends and relatives.
So-called reincarnation dreams. Experiencing
emotional trauma from long ago and far away.
9 DREAMS OF DESTINY p 189
Soul children, the dream understanding of Soul.
A major move for the Inner Self. Dreams of moving
into the light, or a dark valley. The long climb.
Index of Dream Images and Symbols p 211
General Index p 214
Some Cryptic Dreams for Analysis p 217
This Book and its Author p 223
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