Your dreams may be trying to tell you something.
Explore the hidden language of your subconscious with The Dream Dictionary by Theresa Cheung, a comprehensive A-to-Z guide designed to help you uncover the symbolism and meaning within your dreams.
From familiar faces and strange places to animals, objects, colors, and those wonderfully bizarre moments that only seem to make sense while you're dreaming, this reference guide helps you explore what the symbols appearing in your dreams may represent.
Rather than simply telling you what a dream “means,” The Dream Dictionary encourages you to look deeper, make connections, and consider how the people, places, emotions, and imagery of your dream world may relate to your waking life.
With easy-to-navigate entries, cross-references, and thoughtful insight into the nature of dream symbolism, it’s a beautiful resource to keep beside your bed or pair with a dream journal.
Inside you'll discover:
• An extensive A-to-Z guide to dream symbols
• Interpretations for common dream imagery and themes
• Cross-references to help connect related symbols
• Insight into how dreams may reflect your waking life
• A helpful companion for dream journaling and self-reflection
• An approachable resource for both beginners and longtime dream explorers
Keep it on your nightstand, reach for it after a particularly vivid dream, and begin noticing the patterns that emerge when you start paying attention to the world you visit while you sleep.
Some dreams disappear by morning. Others stay with us for a reason.
Author: Theresa Cheung
Publisher: Printers Row
Your dreams may be trying to tell you something.
Explore the hidden language of your subconscious with The Dream Dictionary by Theresa Cheung, a comprehensive A-to-Z guide designed to help you uncover the symbolism and meaning within your dreams.
From familiar faces and strange places to animals, objects, colors, and those wonderfully bizarre moments that only seem to make sense while you're dreaming, this reference guide helps you explore what the symbols appearing in your dreams may represent.
Rather than simply telling you what a dream “means,” The Dream Dictionary encourages you to look deeper, make connections, and consider how the people, places, emotions, and imagery of your dream world may relate to your waking life.
With easy-to-navigate entries, cross-references, and thoughtful insight into the nature of dream symbolism, it’s a beautiful resource to keep beside your bed or pair with a dream journal.
Inside you'll discover:
• An extensive A-to-Z guide to dream symbols
• Interpretations for common dream imagery and themes
• Cross-references to help connect related symbols
• Insight into how dreams may reflect your waking life
• A helpful companion for dream journaling and self-reflection
• An approachable resource for both beginners and longtime dream explorers
Keep it on your nightstand, reach for it after a particularly vivid dream, and begin noticing the patterns that emerge when you start paying attention to the world you visit while you sleep.
Some dreams disappear by morning. Others stay with us for a reason.
Author: Theresa Cheung
Publisher: Printers Row
