Dream Keys: Unlocking the Power of Your Unconsious Mind

by Lauren Lawrence

Book Overview

A guide to using your dreams to gain selfempowerment aids readers in categorizing their dreams into nine types: Anxiety, Traumatic, Selfaffirmation, Wishfulfillment, Oedipal/Libidinous, Problem... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0440234778
• ISBN13: 9780440234777
• Release Date: July 1999
• Publisher: Dell Publishing Company
• Length: 295 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.3" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Dream keys is wonderfully written and insightful

Dream Keys, Unlocking the Power of Your Unconscious Mind, by Lauren Lawrence, is wonderfully written,insightful and inspiring. Now I finally know what my flying dreams meant! (I never understood this--and other dreams I've had--until reading Ms. Lawrence's book.) Reading the celebrity dreams was also a lot of fun and very fascinating. I've learned from hearing Ms. Lawrence analyze dreams on the radio--but reading the book taught me even more about myself and the entire subject of dream interpretation. I highly recommend this book.

The best dream analyses since Freud!

Lawrence's "Dream Keys" is an extremely well written treasure offering up some of the best analyses since Freud's "Interpretation of Dreams." And Lawrence's dreams are from celebrities, so its an interesting read all the way. Voyeuristic, maybe. But I couldn't put the book down. Afterall, who wouldn't want to know what Jackie O dreamt before she met John Kennedy, what Madonna dreamt during her pregnancy, and what Luciano Pavarotti dreamt before his performance of Othello. I was amazed that Mark Hamill dreamt himself "walking the sky" years before he played the part of Luke "Skywalker" in Star Wars. Better still, the book introduces a new concept of "actualized" dreams that shows how we can interpret conscious actions as dream symbols in our everyday lives. In conclusion, the cover art, although commercial, in no way represents the intelligence within this mighty little book. Lawrence somehow manages to spoonfeed us--what would oftentimes be heavy academia--with humour and great style.

Intriguing dreams make this an awesome read!!!

This book taught me so much about analyzing my innermost thoughts. And, I was able to keep with it because, unlike other books of the genre, this book was really interesting. Learning that Denise Richards and I had dreamt the same type of dreams showed me that maybe we could be compatible. Yeah, baby, yeah! All kidding aside, I feel that I really learned a lot from this book, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to others.