Customer Reviews:
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 Awesome Book! January 25, 2010
Jenelle (California)
I have this book close at hand at all times...it is an unbelievably reliable resource for dreams and life's every day messages and situations. I highly recommend it!!! Full of truth and wisdom...
The Only Book You'll Ever Need To Understand Your Dreams January 9, 2010
Marina Lighthouse (Palo Alto, CA)
The best book I have found for dream interpretation is Betty Bethard's "Dream Book." It is also great for interpreting signs and omens that come into our life. It is universal. I am a Feng Shui consultatant and refer to it daily.
Betty Bethards was a great mystic, an excellent teacher and a compassionate person. There is a wonderful meditation at the back to the book, that can really change your life.
Everyone can benefit from this book.
dreaming December 13, 2009
B. E Jackson (Pennsylvania)
This is the perfect book for someone looking to understand and figure out their dreams, and why some themes are more popular than others when you dream.
Reading this book, you will discover that dreams have more meaning than you may initially realize.
We dream all the time, and many times while we go through the day our dreams come back to us, possibly triggered by events taking place in reality that spark the memory of what occurred last night while asleep.
The Dream Book touches upon these subjects, and shows you the significance and excitement that pertains to heavy and frequent dreaming.
What makes this book so great is the way the words are laid out for you to easily comprehend, and in a way that shows compassion and how there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
This is the kind of book I easily recommend to everyone.
Great Book June 7, 2009
D. A. Brown (Gold Coast, Australia)
I bought an earlier edition of this book years ago, lent it out and, it wasn't returned. I was very pleased to find it again and even more so to find that it had been substantially enlarged & improved.
The reason I like this book so much is that it encourages the reader to interpret their own dreams using the book as a guide rather than giving singular rigid interpretations.
 lost dreams February 23, 2009
Karen L. Kapalo (Ft Myers FL)
I did like the book :however I think it lacked in more information on the detail of the dream meaning. It really needed to get more in depth.
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