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Dreams and Spiritual Growth: A Judeo-Christian Way of Dreamwork by Louis M. Savary Average Rating: "As one of the authors I can state that one of the key issues this book is dealing with is, do you follow your own personal wishes and desires in life or do you follow a greater guidance which can come through working with dreams. If you choose to follow a greater source than yourself then use the methods in this book to tune into what a wiser source than yourself is trying to teach you through your dreams. ..."
Cosmic Ordering: How to Make Your Dreams Come True by Jonathan Cainer Cosmic Ordering is about wishing, about asking, and about making the impossible, possible. You can fill your life with more of what you want—and less of what you don't. However big or small, your wishes are attainable. But how do you know what you really want? From order to delivery, Jonathan Cainer, the internationally famous astrologer for the The Daily Mail, will lead you through all the steps of the creed that has become a worldwide phenomenon. ...
A Rosicrucian Notebook: The Secret Sciences Used by Members of the Order by Willy Schrodter Average Rating: "While Rosicrucians themselves will find little in this book they don't already know, it's an excellent, scholarly approach to the subject of Rosicrucianism. A great many references and pointers toward other texts are included as well as a number of delightful anecdotes which offer insight into the goals of the sincere Rosicrucian student. ..."
Dream Work in Therapy: Facilitating Exploration, Insight, and Action In Dream Work in Therapy, distinguished researchers and clinicians explore Clara Hill's cognitive-experiential model for working with dreams. Dreams are useful therapeutic tools because they help people circumvent their defenses to reach deeper levels of self-awareness. Developed over many years by Hill and her students, the approach integrates aspects from several existing dream theories, such as Freudian, Jungian, Gestalt, phenomenological, client-centered, and behavioral, to create a theoretically consistent, three-staged model. ...
The Hermetic Tradition: Symbols and Teachings of the Royal Art by Julius Evola Average Rating: "Baron Evola, always controversial and provocative, is no less so here. Discussing many facets of the Magnum Opus ( 'Corrosive waters', and 'Path of Venus' for instance) which are overlooked, misunderstood, or just plain ignored by other writers on the subject, this work should be consisered a necessary part of any Hermetic Library. ..."
A Course in Astral Travel and Dreams by Belzebuub Average Rating: "
"A Course in Astral Travel and Dreams" by Belzebuub is a hands-on approach to spiritual awakening. In an extremely clear and concise fashion, the author lays out definitions of the various spiritual dimensions and encourages every reader with step-by-step exercises to consciously leave their bodies at night.
The book is broken down into nine week sessions. ..."
The Dreammaker's Apprentice: Using Heightened States of Consciousness to Interpret Dreams by Arnold Mindell Average Rating: "Some dreams seem beyond our own personal creativity. Meditating on such dreams gave me my first taste of a "higher power," presence, a being, an intelligence or consciousness-take your pick-that knows me better than I know myself, that is worldly wise yet spiritually adept, and who seems very close at hand, if invisible. ..."
On Dreams (Dover Thrift Editions) by Sigmund Freud Average Rating: "Freud has taken a beating in recent years, but if you ask me, far too many people blindly accept all the received wisdom about him (he was sexist, unscientific, dogmatic) instead of going straight to the source. The agreeably brief "On Dreams," while far from a comprehensive look at the subject, is a good crash-course on this fascinating topic, still worth reading generations after its initial publication. ..."
The Art of Dreaming by Carlos Castaneda Average Rating: "By the age of 70, the average person will have spent 6 years dreaming. And the scientific community still really has no idea why. I completed my thesis on the function of REM sleep, so I have read a lot on the subject, from J. Allan Hobson to Edgar Cayce to Freud and Jung. ..."
Drugs of the Dreaming: Oneirogens: Salvia divinorum and Other Dream-Enhancing Plants by Gianluca Toro Average Rating: "I had seen this book advertised in the back of another book by the same publisher, and was looking forward to it's publication. After purchasing it, I'm largely disappointed.
The author has included a lot of entries in a fairly short (149 pg) book. There's very little in-depth information, so if you're hoping for that, you may be disappointed. ..."
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