Description
The Gift of Dreams is a beautiful guide to understanding the enigmatic world of dreams. It includes the earliest known dream dictionary, found in ancient Egypt, written on papyrus and dated 1250 BCE, to the work of Sigmund Freud, who analysed and interpreted dreams as part of psychoanalysis.
Dreams have long been regarded as a gateway to understanding yourself. About one-third of our lives is spent sleeping and dreaming, and dreams can be exhilarating, terrifying, moving and sometimes, if you can decode the secrets they are telling you, they can also be life-changing.
Detailed descriptions are given for over 50 different dream themes and motifs and what they may mean, from dreaming about a hospital, which may signal a health concern; missing a bus, which can indicate a real-life feeling you are missing out on something; to water dreams, which point towards rebirth, emotional issues and spiritual cleansing. More than a simple A-Z, its special features include descriptions on sleep states, why we dream, remembering your dreams and weaving the magic of dreams into your life.
In The Gift of Dreams you will discover a fascinating inner world that provides insight, wisdom and inspiration into your greatest self.
About the Author
Rose Inserra is a published author, dream analyst and researcher who delves into a range of esoteric topics to reclaim forgotten mysteries and traditions. She is the author of numerous books, including Dreams, Dream Reading Cards, Aliens and the Unexplained and over 60 children's books. Rose runs workshops, retreats, lectures and presents at Mind Body Spirit Festivals in Australia and in London. Her love of myth and Celtic literature began during her years studying for her university Arts degree, and she later taught English literature at secondary schools. She believes that fairytale, myth and spirituality are all intrinsically linked. Rose lives in Melbourne, Australia with her husband. For more information please visit www.roseinserra.co
Book Information
ISBN 9781925017830
Author Rose Inserra
Format Paperback
Page Count 176
Imprint Rockpool Publishing
Publisher Rockpool Publishing
Weight(grams) 227g
Dimensions(mm) 140mm * 140mm * 13mm
Dreams have long been regarded as a gateway to understanding yourself. About one-third of our lives is spent sleeping and dreaming, and dreams can be exhilarating, terrifying, moving and sometimes, if you can decode the secrets they are telling you, they can also be life-changing.
Detailed descriptions are given for over 50 different dream themes and motifs and what they may mean, from dreaming about a hospital, which may signal a health concern; missing a bus, which can indicate a real-life feeling you are missing out on something; to water dreams, which point towards rebirth, emotional issues and spiritual cleansing. More than a simple A-Z, its special features include descriptions on sleep states, why we dream, remembering your dreams and weaving the magic of dreams into your life.
In The Gift of Dreams you will discover a fascinating inner world that provides insight, wisdom and inspiration into your greatest self.
About the Author
Rose Inserra is a published author, dream analyst and researcher who delves into a range of esoteric topics to reclaim forgotten mysteries and traditions. She is the author of numerous books, including Dreams, Dream Reading Cards, Aliens and the Unexplained and over 60 children's books. Rose runs workshops, retreats, lectures and presents at Mind Body Spirit Festivals in Australia and in London. Her love of myth and Celtic literature began during her years studying for her university Arts degree, and she later taught English literature at secondary schools. She believes that fairytale, myth and spirituality are all intrinsically linked. Rose lives in Melbourne, Australia with her husband. For more information please visit www.roseinserra.co
Book Information
ISBN 9781925017830
Author Rose Inserra
Format Paperback
Page Count 176
Imprint Rockpool Publishing
Publisher Rockpool Publishing
Weight(grams) 227g
Dimensions(mm) 140mm * 140mm * 13mm
