Dreams - The Language of the Unconscious
Hugh Lynn Cayce, Tom C. Clark, Shane Miller, William N. Petersen
The Edgar Cayce readings offer a wealth of information on the subject of dreams, including what they mean and their importance in your waking life.
This classic was compiled in 1962 by Cayce's son, Hugh Lynn Cayce, and other experts. It is a concise handbook on Cayce's psychic readings about dreams with commentary which can help you interpret your dreams for useful guidance in your life.
This authentic, practical material for self-help explains:
- Basic types of dreams
- Cayce's suggestions on how to work with dreams
- How to contact the overself
- Cayce's interpretations of his own dreams
- Psychic parallels to Jungian psychoanalysis
The book contains helpful information on dream symbols, how to understand these symbols, how the process of dream interpretation works, and more. |
Table of Contents
| Dreams: the Language of the Unconscious - by Hugh Lynn Cayce | p. 3 |
Introduction Some Basic Concepts from the Edgar Cayce Readings on Dreams Sources of Dream Symbols Basic Types of Dreams Working With Your Own Dreams Conclusion |
p. 3 p. 10 p. 11 p. 13 p. 26 p. 31 |
| A Psychic Interprets His Dreams - by Tom C. Clark | p. 33 |
Kinds of Dreams Studied The Psychic as a Man A Psychic's Theory of Sleep - the Sixth Sense Three Sources of Dreams The Language of Dreams Psychic Parallels to Jungian Psychoanalysis The Process of Getting the Interpretation One Dream and its Interpretation Two Other Dreams Interpreted Conclusion |
p. 34 p. 35 p. 36 p. 39 p. 39 p. 41 p. 44 p. 45 p. 47 p. 48 |
| Working with Dreams as Recommended by the Edgar Cayce Readings - by Shane Miller | p. 50 |
Method of Procedure Understanding One's Own Symbolsp. Exploration in Depthp. Contacting the Overself |
p. 50 p. 54 p. 60 p. 65 |
| Project X Experiments - by William N. Petersen | p. 71 |
| (Formerly included in Dreams, Our Judge and Jury, now out of print). |
p. 71 |
Notes Selected References List of Universal Laws | p. 258 p. 275 p. 276 | |
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