Jan 18 2012
Interesting article on religious dreamgroups.
Is God still communicating through dreams? Are dream groups available that are religious based?
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Jan 18 2012
Is God still communicating through dreams? Are dream groups available that are religious based?
Nov 10 2009
Check out this interesting article from the New York Times. It states taht a new theory has occured which states that dreams are a warm-up for the day ahead. I am not sure I buy the theory, but it is plausible that it is all or part of the story.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/10/health/10mind.html
Sep 23 2009
I found this little tidbit on topdreaminterpretation.com and found it interesting. Being Christian, this has been a problem for me all along. The Bible has many many instances of dreams and interpretation of dreams, yet bring this up in church and you may be shunned.
Here is some of the quote.
Fact is: the Christian religion ignores the dream life of people and the world of dreams in general. And they do this although all prophets legitimated themselves with dreams. With that, religion ignores the inner Spirit. Religion has no vivid inner Spirit. ……
….. What is a religion that ignores dreams and dream interpretation? Such a religion ignores the inner Spirit and therefore this religion is “spiritless”.
For the complete quote, visit http://www.topdreaminterpretation.com/religion-without-inner-spirit.html
Aug 17 2009
Recently I cleaned out my office and came across this article I had forgotten about from our local Long Island newspaper Newsday. The implications to me back up my belief that dreams can help us in many different ways and that “sleeping on it” when trying to remember or solve a problem certainly can’t hurt. Here is the first paragraph with a link to the full article.
The Oddity of Dreams / Study with amnesiacs suggests how brain uses various types of memories
IF PEOPLE CAN’T recall a recent event, will they still
dream about it? According to a new study, the answer-a surprising yes-is
raising a slew of questions about where dreams come from, what they mean and
what role they play in learning and memory…. Read the full article here
May 18 2009
Jun 10 2008
Jun 09 2008
From the Hinustan Times, June 2, 2008.
Apparently this doctor has been reading my material. He agrees with everything I have said for 15 years about dreams…
Dreams that have Meaning
by Dr Prem Kumar Sharma
There are too many recorded incidents to dismiss dreams as mere “vestiges of the day” that get projected on the silver screen of the mind at night.Our own experience also points out the fact that, at times, dreams do try to tell us something vital or important, but we are unable to comprehend them.In my years of experience in interpreting dreams, I have gained some immense insights into the meanings and workings of dreams. …
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All dream imagery is symbolic. Each dream symbol is person specific. In other words, what a symbol represents for one person can have an entirely different meaning for another. This is the reason why dream dictionaries generally prove useless. Of course, a common streak runs through all symbols, but they have to be interpreted in the context of the dream content.
Our own experience also points out the fact that, at times, dreams do try to tell us something vital or important, but we are unable to comprehend them.
For the complete article, click here.
Apr 27 2008
This is a pretty funny clip from February 2007. I can’t believe I just found this now. So what do you think this dream meant?