Dreams what do they mean

Understanding The Power Of Your Dreams!

The wife of a captain who has gone out to the Indian mutiny sees one night her husband standing before her with his hands pressed to his breast, and a look of suffering on his face. The agitation that she feels convinces her that he is either killed or badly wounded.

It was November 14th. The War Office subsequently publishes his death as having taken place on November 15th. She endeavors to have the true date ascertained. The War Office was wrong. He died on the 14th.

``A child six years old stops in the middle of his play and cries out, frightened: ``Mamma, I have seen Mamma.'' At that moment his mother was dying far away from him

``A young girl at a ball stops short in the middle of a dance and cries, bursting into tears. `My father is dead; I have just seen him.' At that moment her father died. She did not even know he was ill.
 

Here is what you will learn when you buy this guide.....

• The meaning of over 10,000 dreams interpreted into plain easy to understand english
  
  I don't know about you, but I've brought a few "dream guides" before from bookstores and they usually only cover the very basics. If you want to know what death means and a few other more common dreams, then by all means, buy one of those books, but if you want over 10,000 dreams analyzed for you in an easy to read format, look no further.
  
   
• What dreams are and how to harness their powers
  
  You will learn how dreams are formed and why we do dream in the first place. A dream to the average or sensual person, bears the same relation to his objective life that it maintained in the case of the ideal dreamer, but it means pleasures, sufferings and advancements on a lower or material plane.
  
   
• How to develop the power to dream the dreams you want to dream
  
  A person can, if he will, completely relax his mind and body to the receptive mood required for dreams to appear as realities, or true explanations of future events.
  
   
• How to harness the subconscious memory
  
  The subconscious memory may be the direct cause of certain dreams. When the mind is centered on certain things, the sleeper goes over his life again and again in phantom fashion. He lives over the experiences of his daily life.
  
  Very often the ego enlightens the sleeper of some material thing for his own benefit, which he may use advantageously in his waking state, but as he generally looks at the phenomena of dreams as an hallucination of the brain, he allows many a golden opportunity to slip through his fingers because the materialist's brain cannot grasp things of the spirit.
  
   
• Plus a lot more!

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