The Dream Dictionary
By Theresa Cheung
Last night you were flying over your childhood home while being chased by a black cat, and somehow your third-grade teacher was there? There’s probably an entry for that.
The Dream Dictionary by bestselling author and dream expert Theresa Cheung is a comprehensive A-to-Z guide to dream interpretation, designed to help you unravel the people, places, objects, emotions, and wonderfully strange scenarios your subconscious conjures while you sleep.
Featuring interpretations of thousands of dream symbols, the book goes beyond simply telling you what something “means.” Cross-references and insights into the nature of dream symbolism help you explore connections between your dreams and your waking life, offering new perspectives on emotions, relationships, experiences, and the workings of your unconscious mind.
Organized alphabetically for easy reference, it’s the kind of book you'll want within arm's reach of the bed—because remembering that bizarre dream is difficult enough without having to hunt through six chapters to figure out why there was suddenly a horse in your kitchen.
Inside You'll Explore
- Thousands of common dream symbols and their interpretations
- People, places, objects, animals, emotions, and experiences that appear in dreams
- Connections between dream imagery and waking life
- The nature and symbolism of dreams
- Easy cross-references for exploring related meanings
- Tools for developing greater awareness of your own dream language
Paperback • 592 pages • Published by Thunder Bay Press
Perfect for seasoned dreamworkers, curious beginners, journalers, intuitive practitioners, or anyone who regularly wakes up thinking, What the hell was THAT supposed to mean?
Keep it by the bed. Write down the weird stuff. Your subconscious clearly has something to say—and subtlety is apparently not its strong suit.
