Llewellyn's Complete Dictionary of Dreams: Over 1,000 Dream Symbols and Their Universal Meanings

Michael Lennox

May 2015 · Llewellyn Worldwide

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About this ebook

Dreams have an intelligence and purpose of their own, allowing your soul to reveal itself. By listening to the wisdom of your dreams, you can increase the satisfaction and success you experience in your waking life, make positive changes for a better future, and find a profound connection to your Higher Self.

Llewellyn's Complete Dictionary of Dreams presents more than 1,000 cross-referenced dream symbols and their universal meanings to assist you in analyzing your unconscious mind. Join Dr. Michael Lennox as he explores the basics of interpretation and shows you how to integrate the subtle messages that arise while you sleep. The insights related to the specific symbols in this extensive guide are the keys to creativity, growth, and understanding.

About the author

Dr. Michael Lennox (Los Angeles, CA) is a psychologist, astrologer, and expert in dreams and dream interpretation. He has appeared on SyFy, MTV, NBC, and countless radio shows and podcasts. Dr. Lennox has published articles in Today's Woman, TV Guide, Star, and many other magazines. He teaches classes in self-investigation to a worldwide audience and can be found on social media and in his weekly podcast, Conscious Embodiment: Astrology and Dreams with Dr. Michael Lennox. He is also the author of Psychic Dreamer, Llewellyn's Complete Dictionary of Dreams, Llewellyn's Little Book of Dreams, and Dream Sight. Visit him at MichaelLennox.com.

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