THE DREAM DICTIONARY

Never, in the history of man, have dreams not been questioned or pondered. As humans, we ask time and again what they mean and where they come from. Whether over centuries, country lines, or languages, humankind has come to determine that dreams mean things, and what they mean can either be a universal concept, or simply just what they mean for us. In fact, it was the ancient Babylonians who first began recording their dreams, on stone tablets no less, for the purpose of interpreting them.

From the beginnings of society to the modern age, we look within to find answers to life's most arduous questions, oftentimes the answers being already within us. Dreams have been a bandage and salve for some of these aching wonders. However bizarre, it is dreams that sometimes give us the best advice, clues, or ideas.

Through careful analysis and consideration, this book seeks to answer questions about dreaming and offer perspective of what the little pieces of our dream puzzles mean. In these pages, maybe you, too, will find the salve or bandage your dream is trying to be for you.