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Author: Joan Mazza Publisher: Writer's Digest Books ISBN: 9781582970127 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 168
Book Description
Just as a walking stick provides support for the traveler, this new imprint is designed for people seeking guidance on the road to personal growth. Using writing as a conduit to enhanced creativity, discovery and healing, Walking Stick Press titles will feature thought-provoking perspectives that readers can follow to explore their feelings, boost their creativity and better their lives. Using a unique mix of instruction and prompts, licensed psychotherapist Joan Mazza guides journalers though the dreamwork process, showing them how to interpret dream symbols, characters and messages. Mazza explains the value of dreams and dreaming, and provides readers with tips for remembering their dreams and a dream worksheet on which to record them. Then she demonstrates twelve different methods, or doorways, through which to examine dreams. Each chapter is a combination of instruction and thoughtful prompts that will enable journalers to investigate and analyze their own dreams, step by step, and arrive at a new understanding of who they are.
Author: Joan Mazza Publisher: Writer's Digest Books ISBN: 9781582970127 Category : Self-Help Languages : en Pages : 168
Book Description
Just as a walking stick provides support for the traveler, this new imprint is designed for people seeking guidance on the road to personal growth. Using writing as a conduit to enhanced creativity, discovery and healing, Walking Stick Press titles will feature thought-provoking perspectives that readers can follow to explore their feelings, boost their creativity and better their lives. Using a unique mix of instruction and prompts, licensed psychotherapist Joan Mazza guides journalers though the dreamwork process, showing them how to interpret dream symbols, characters and messages. Mazza explains the value of dreams and dreaming, and provides readers with tips for remembering their dreams and a dream worksheet on which to record them. Then she demonstrates twelve different methods, or doorways, through which to examine dreams. Each chapter is a combination of instruction and thoughtful prompts that will enable journalers to investigate and analyze their own dreams, step by step, and arrive at a new understanding of who they are.
Author: Greg Belter Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 059523691X Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 120
Book Description
With much difficulty involving dreams it's more often helpful to find someone who's an experienced interpreter. Perhaps the best you'll ever find will be through this fantastic read. First hand knowledge of the spiritual realm, and how it really is to benefit us on our way through the life of many riches, indeed is truly a wonderful treasure. Viewing the direction inside of a dream to where the bits of information will lead us, can also be the clues God has given for solving the mysteries within our most valued life. If the dreamer does block out each message given, accidentally or not, then it may develop up in time, once again, until the lesson has finally been learned and adhered to at last. When we leave our body at night the hand of God's upon us, whether it's through astral traveling or from his wondrous uplifting ways. Above they're quite aware of what we're doing, and what we need to do for solving what seems like an exciting quiz in dreaming. Everything is for a reason as long as it's good, and keep in mind, the dreamer's job will be to do the handy work. Good luck!
Author: Ph D William R Stimson Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN: 9781981834716 Category : Languages : en Pages : 300
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The dreams we dream at night arise from a larger sphere of biological awareness rooted in our bodies and our brains, which predates our conceptual intelligence by untold millions of years. It informs us by means of seemingly nonsensical images that have the power to make a huge difference in our lives and in the trajectory of our civilization. Unfortunately, in the bulk of us it remains trapped within these and can neither get out into our lives nor into our endeavors. The problem is that, like Nazi physicists thought Einstein's theory nonsense, like the Roman Pagans thought Jesus's words nonsense, like the Catholic church thought Galileo's notions about the solar system nonsense, and like all too many of us today still view dreams as nonsense - when it does come forth to express itself to us, we dismiss it out of hand. We don't understand the language of our own dreams for the same reason that our predecessors couldn't understand the words of Einstein, Jesus, Galileo, Buddha, or the many others who managed to let out what was extraordinary in themselves. These individuals are now recognized as extraordinary for they changed the world, each in a most important way. They were initially misunderstood, it turns out, because they spoke in metaphor, the same language we find in dreams. There are any number of books on dreams that tell us what the authors presume to know about dreams from the vantage point of the particular science or psychological school of thought they ground themselves in. We've all read far too many dream books of that sort. This book is different. It's not a book about what anybody knows about dreams. Instead it focuses on what our dreams know about us, which is far, far more interesting, amazing, and potentially life-changing. Then, with a succession of real life examples it goes on to demonstrate exactly how we ourselves can avail ourselves of this knowledge. What's most impressive in these examples is how important and life-enhancing the information in each dream turns out to be for the dreamer and what a remarkable variety of intellectual, emotional, creative, sensual, and spiritual powers a simple dream can being forward in any one of us. This isn't just a book that informs, but one that transforms. It's impossible to read through the succession of interesting detective stories of dreamers making sense of their own dreams and not come away with a passing fluency in the language that released in each an understanding of their dream, which is the same language that released the genius of Jesus, Shakespeare, and Einstein. The language is metaphor - our native tongue. It's not that dreams don't make sense. It's that they make so much more sense than we do that it's not so easy to understand them. A group of individuals, like a chain of computers working together on the same problem, makes all the difference. It's like there is a super-mind in the room with us and to this larger intelligence the dream makes sense. Each example the book presents of this happening goes out of its way to detail exactly how the group process accomplishes this and precisely what kinds of mistakes can stifle its progress. So, in addition to being a book that concerns itself with the kinds of things dreams know about us, this is a book about exactly how we can find out precisely what dreams know. Expect the book not just to change the way you think about dreams. Expect it to change the way you live your life and do your work.
Author: L. W. Rogers Publisher: ISBN: 9781425340209 Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 48
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This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.
Author: R.J. Cole Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 9781440176937 Category : Body, Mind & Spirit Languages : en Pages : 308
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The journey begins with the story of the Aborigine dreaming into being and continues with references to Native American, Asian, Christian, and Celtic cosmology as a means of uncovering the genesis of ones own creation story. What is The Dragons Treasure? Walk with the author along a lifetime of twisting paths that weave a story through myth, poetry, dreams, thought experiments, personal reflection, and history to bring to light the underworld of the unconscious. The author tries to put the indescribable into words, so that the reader will learn the true meaning of magic in their life. They will also discover the formula for becoming a wizard in their universe through a thoughtful reading of waking and sleeping dream symbols. By the last page, the reader will have discovered the Treasure, and become an active participant in his or her own creation story.
Author: Aryana Press Publisher: Independently Published ISBN: Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 0
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Once upon a brisk February morning in 1972, in a humble English town, a boy named Alan John Tonge was born, destined to leave an indelible mark on the world of football. Little Alan, with dreams as vast as the Manchester skies, spent his childhood with a football perpetually at his feet, dreaming of the day he would play in packed stadiums filled with roaring fans.Alan's journey began in earnest in January 1987 when, at the tender age of 14, he was signed by Manchester United. This was no ordinary signing; it was a significant milestone as Alan was Sir Alex Ferguson's first acquisition for the club. Within the hallowed grounds of Old Trafford, Alan diligently progressed through the ranks, displaying an innate skill and versatility, playing as a full back and midfielder, a testament to his adaptability and football intellect.
Author: Joan Mazza
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