The Dream Dictionary from A to Z [Revised edition] - Theresa Cheung

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      Thorsons

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      Original edition first published as The Element Encyclopedia of 20,000 Dreams 2006

      This revised and updated edition published by Thorsons 2019

      © Theresa Cheung 2006, 2019

      Cover design © HarperCollinsPublishers Ltd 2019

      Cover illustrations © Kathleen Edwards and Shutterstock.com (stars)

      A catalogue record of this book is available from the British Library

      Theresa Cheung asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work

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      Source ISBN: 9780008366476

      Ebook Edition © November 2019 ISBN: 9780007484096

      Version 2019-09-24

       C ONTENTS

       Cover

       Title Page

       C

       D

       E

       F

       G

       H

       I

       J

       K

       L

       M

       N

       O

       P

       Q

       R

       S

       T

       U

       V

       W

       X Y Z

       The 50 Most Common Dreams

       10 Common Dreams You Should Never Ignore

       Acknowledgments

       About the Publisher

       W ELCOME TO A WHOLE NEW WORLD OF DREAMS

       I dream, therefore I exist.

       – J. August Strindberg

      Dreams are timeless, but books written about them aren’t. That’s why I’m delighted this Dream Dictionary has earned itself a reissue. The images that appear in our dreams are informed by enduring archetypes and symbols, but also by what is current and relevant to our lives today. Being given the opportunity to update the Introduction and endmatter, and add some additional entries, close to fifteen years after this book was first written, ensures its relevance. I hope this updated version will remain a classic bedside dream companion for many years to come.

      Night Visions

      We’ve all woken up from dreams that have felt incredibly real, as if what we experienced actually happened, but then we wake up and can’t make any sense of whatever it was that we felt and saw. We wonder what it all meant.

      The majority of dream researchers today believe that dreams are not random and meaningless but rich in messages from our unconscious. They are inner communications that, if we know how to interpret them, can be powerful tools for personal growth. Sadly, many of us forget our dreams when we wake up, and this is a great loss. According to the Talmud: ‘A dream which is not interpreted is like a letter which is not read.’

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