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The Dream Workbook : Discover the Knowledge and Power Hidden in Your Dreams

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THE DREAM WORKBOOK presents 29 very useful exercises to decode
your dreams. Morris presents different approaches to dreamwork -
Senoi, Jungian, Gestalt, Iroquois, Freudian - as well as
different methods - re-entering dreams, creating a personal
symbol dictionary, free-association, self-hypnosis, lucid
dreaming - just to name a few!
Dr. Morris focusses on using dreams to problem-solve and as a
springboard for creativity pointing out that dreaming itself is a
creative activity. I have used the techniques in this book to get
through writer's block with success and recommend it highly.
A smooth and interesting read that will make you want to start
a dream group with your friends.

The Dream Workbook by Jill Morris, is the best book on the subject of dreams I have ever read. The excercises and instructions for working with your dreams are fun and simple to do. This book will appeal to all, from the layman to the professional. I highly recommend it.

This is a GREAT book - it helps you to help yourself. It shows all kinds of ideas and all sorts of theories. I got A LOT out of it. I really recommend it above all other dream books!!!

Want to learn your own personal dream symbolism? This book will teach you how to get the most from your own dreams not someone elses'. This is a great guide to personal insights into who you are and how you process your own experiences through dreams. This is a great Dream Workbook.

I've had a lot of success using the techniques prescribed by Jill Morris in The Dream Workbook. She obviously has researched her subject thoroughly, presenting theories from sources as diverse as Jung and the Senoi aborigines, in a highly readable way. As a dream analyst herself, Jill Morris speaks with authority.

I purchased this book many years ago. I lost my copy and decided to replace it. This book is great because it doesn't give you a symbol dictionary or one answer fits all to your dream interpretation. It helps you take your dreams apart using different techniques such as "talking to the metaphor". Evenly it will help you decipher your dream. This is the only book that I would use to help me with my dream interpretation.

This was not exactly what I was seeking in a workbook. It has quite a few excercises, but only a few of them really grabbed me. Many of them felt self evident to me, which would have been fine if she had developed them in more detail. Instead this book was emphatically written in layman's terms, and I felt like each chapter hurried on to the next. While the dream examples are unique, and riveting, I felt the author depended on them too heavily. I would have prefered more general instruction from the author. I am keeping this book in my collection though. Maybe I will come back to it and appreciate it more in the future.

In my opinion, a workbook is something with exercises to fill in and activities. Don't be fooled - this is just a book to read. i have a pretty short attention span, so being that it wasn't what I expected and the pages were yellowed and the type was small I returned it without even reading it.