The Dream Dictionary: The Comprehensive Guide To Analysis And Interpretation, With Explanations For More Than 350 Symbols And Theories

The information on the physical aspects of sleep and dreaming, sleep stages, brain waves, and psychological theories and theorists is all insightful but something that you can skip completely if you have even an introductory level knowledge of Psychology.

The directory of dream images was somewhat refreshing to me in that, unlike the typical "dream dictionary", it allows for the fact that different symbols will mean different things to different people depending on their experiences/world views.

I will warn that, if you have a degree in English and/or are a stickler for details, you should not read this book. It will drive you up a tree with numerous glaringly obvious typos, omissions, and spelling errors.


Alright!   March 14, 2003
15 out of 20 found this review helpful

I suggest two good A-z guides, The Dream Dictionary and The Discovery of Dreams A-Z for everything you'll need. They'll help over the years yet to come.


I learned a lot but still prefer...   October 29, 2002
13 out of 26 found this review helpful

Dreams: Gateway to the True Self. It just had more depth and insight to the questions we really want answered.