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Beginner's Guide to Dream Interpretation

Uncover the Hidden Riches of Your Dreams with Jungian Analyst

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 From five to seven times each night, we dream and glimpse into a reality not normally available to us. Now Jungian psychoanalyst and author Clarissa Pinkola Estes explores the symbols, themes and insights of these letters from our subconscious, with the beginning student in mind.

From common dreams such as flying, falling or being chased, to the seven types of unusual dreams, The Beginner's Guide to Dream Interpretation demystifies popular misconceptions and offers concerte techniques for recalling and uncovering the hidden meanings of your dreams for inspiration and guidance.

For anyone eager to make sense of these gifts from the Dreammaker, here is an accessible new primer from this eloquent authority on dreams and thier archetypal power.

©2003 Sounds True (P)2003 Sounds True Dream Analysis Personal Development Spirituality Jungian Dreams
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Insightful and useful way to lead the listener along a simple path to follow their own dreams

Life’s parallel journey

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A beautiful introduction to the power of dreams. An inspirational guide for anybody who is interested in the unconscious.

Dream helper

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I love Clarissa's work and this book was right up my street. loved it! if you want to learn how to analyse your dreams, this is a great beginning point

So good!

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The narrative brief and informative. Her tone of voice very soothing and clear, her knowledge of the subject outstanding.

Dream interpretation Clarissa Pinkola Estes

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The one thing dream interpretation is constant on, is there is no one interpretation, but certain characteristics may lead to an overlay of understanding. This book does make it very clear that interpretation is very much unique to the individual, but that's where it stops. I've read some work by Jung a Freud and they go far beyond this narrative . can't recommend this as a read.

Lacks any depth

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