Have you ever wanted to receive wise advice about a business proposal, a relationship or a direction in life? Tonight you will have several dreams. Did you know they could contain the very advice you need?
It’s true.
Join dream interpreter Cindy McGill as she shows you that sleep is so much more than just a time to rest your body. If you pay attention, you can uncover a secret weapon for success–and the keys to unlocking your full potential.
Not only is it possible to remember your dreams, but when properly interpreted, they bring guidance, hope and strength to achieve what may seem impossible. Here Cindy gives you the tools for discovering and decoding these hidden messages, including
— how to get the most out of your dreams
— historical and present-day examples of life-changing dreams
— common dream themes and what they mean
— 3 steps to discover the genuine message from your dreams
— a quick-reference guide to common dream symbols
— how to reawaken your dream life
Solutions to your problems can come on any given night. It’s time to listen to what your dreams are telling you.
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Honeybee –
I first learned about Cindy McGill from her book, Words That Work, which was recommended by a friend. She has gained access to many unlikely people through her ministry of Dream interpretation and even produced an award-winning documentary film on the subject.
This book talks about how dreams have inspired songs, fiction, research, inventions and other advancements for people who cared enough to pay attention. It highlights biblical and historical examples of world-changing dreams.
Readers will learn how to discern the source of their dreams, what type of dream they’ve had, how to interpret the symbolism in their dreams and how to apply them. There’s a dictionary of common symbols in the back of the book and even a template to use in journaling your dreams. It’s a fairly easy read and definitely worth your time if you’re interested in unlocking the mysteries revealed to you while you sleep!
Miss Peachieday –
Mmmmmmm an interesting insight to what your dreams mean . Gives a pause for thought to how your dreams relate to your state of mind . If all is to believed I lead a very active and imaginative dream life . Most nights seem to be thriving in a wonderful time of my inner thoughts and hidden meanings I never knew existed. But at the same time makes for a interesting reading
Shoshana –
Excellent work on basic dream interpretation. Includes everything from the appropriate steps to take to help remember your dreams, to & through proper interpretation of those dreams. Be prepared to open up a whole new avenue of revelation for your life! If you are losing sight of who you are and why you are here, this is a must-read book for you!
Kindle Customer –
Excellent book!
Amazon Customer –
A good start for dream interpretation. I was hoping for more depth.
MT –
This is an excellent book about dreams and dream interpretation. As someone who dreams a lot (fact – we ALL do!), it’s been helpful to have Cindy’s guidelines on the source and meaning of dreams and, better still, the examples of other people’s dreams and the interpretations. There is also a handy dream journal template at the back and a small dictionary of common dream symbols and meanings. A very useful resource to add to your library.
Aaron –
I found this book to be very helpful in getting insight into some of my most curious dreams. Dream books are often like dictionaries which leave a lot for the dreamer to decipher but this actually makes me feel quite confident in what my dreams were telling me.
I lent it to a few of mine whose dreams were odd and he too found peace in what he was able to glean from using this book. If you purchase a book that is like a dream dictionary, I would highly recommend this book, in addition to that to gain the most insight.
lo –
Good read
Ferti –
I found this book helpful as it gave me new tools to interpret my dreams. Very handy as I am discovering the world of dreams.
User –
Man, it is so bad! A very confused mixture of Christianity, Spirituality and Psychoanalysis. It basically teaches you wishful thinking. And very unscientific.
Julia Cooper –
I have been looking for a dream interpretation book for years that was based on Biblical principles. And so glad I finally found one! I am hesitant to use conventional interpretations because they are more based on Freudian philosophies that I don’t agree with. This is a great read and easy to understand. The interpretations are not FAR OUT THERE. Its very interesting and a great read.
Cathy Rogers –
I really enjoyed this carefully thought out book on dreams and how to process their meaning. I will be following Cindys advice and writing down my dreams and considering them in the way she advises. Thank you Cindy, I loved it!
Judy sutton –
Great book