Customer Reviews

The Dreams Book: Technology for the Soul--Finding Your Way in the Dark: Kabbalah

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I bought this little book a few days after I had a very strange dream. I find it helpful understanding why we dream and how we can use dreams to get in touch with our mind in a way that we cannot do while we are awake. The book does not end with mere interpretations of dreams; instead, it explains what we can do when we have dreams with negative implications. Also the book explains some dreams have less importance and need no interpretations. Having read this book, I no longer feel that a scary dream simply means something bad. The use of this book requires no knowledge of Kabbalistic views. I recommend this book to those who are wondering what dreaming itself means and how dreams correlate to actual life.

Sorry, but this is definitely not worth the money, it's a dream interpretation book in a small format with a bit of Kabbalah thrown in, I think there are better books on the market!

....for anyone looking to understand or make sense of how to understand their dreams. My dreams will mean a lot more to me after reading this small but powerful book. Beginner to Intermediate level.

The book, as noted by the other reviewers, is very short. The component that actually deals with sleep and dreams is even shorter - perhaps 50 pages. The first part of the book discusses the background and introduction to Kabbalah. The dream and sleep component talk about the need of the soul to recharge during sleep, the connection with the Upper Worlds, types of dreams, and very very basic interpretation. If you want a dream interpretation book, there are better ones. If you want a book on kabbalah, there are better ones. If you want both, you have some slim pickings - and this may be one you pick, while understanding the limitations.

For such a small book there is a lot of great info on dreams and Kabbalah.