All About Dreams : Everything You Need To Know About *Why We Have Them *What They Mean *and How To Put Them To Work for You

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Summary: Not Freud or Jung but close enough
Review: I have been facinated with dreams since I was a child (I think we all are fascinated with dreams) so I have read as much material on this subject, from the mystic to the more cognitive stuff. This book is really good. Not mystic but not to 'scientific' to require a PhD from Yale. It has helped me to understand why I dream what I dream and how the dreams I have at night are a way that my subconcious reveals to me the inner thoughts of my soul.

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Summary: OK
Review: I would recommend 'Living Your Dreams', also by Gayle Delaney, instead of this one. This book wouldn't make much sense if you hadn't read Living Your Dreams first. It feels very much like a 'follow on' to it.

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Summary: All About Dreams
Review: Okay, but readers of this book should balance the content against other compelling perspectives, e.g., DREAMS by KALLMYER is an excellent book which provides a scholarly, yet practical view that is sure to challenge the reader.

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Summary: All About Dreams
Review: This book could be a real gem, if only there was more focus and flow in its organization. I particularly like the methodologies put forth for dream analysis, and felt the book's strength is in its "how to" appeal. I also liked some of the background and historical perspective. I think a good editor could have re-organized and streamlined the content to make it more readable. I also did not like the frequent references to Ms. Delaney's other books. It seems like they were advertising rather than valid references.