In PLUM DREAMS DIARY, Joyce Lynn surmounts life's vicissitudes on the wings of nocturnal poetry. Through words, images, and symbols, she takes the reader on a woman's search for fulfillment in a world of confusing cultural messages. She shares insights about mothers, men, modern medicine, and the nature of the Divine. Honest and humorous, this collection of dreams reveals perceptions of the contemporary female Psyche. The dreams invite us to listen to our own sleeping mind.

Anyone who has felt the grief of a loved one's passing knows that it takes considerable time for healing. When the beloved returns in a dream, it has a profound effect on our emotional well being. We wake knowing the person we love is still present, still available to us. Alex Lukeman, Ph.D. has had "true dreams of return," in which spiritual beings have visited him, bringing messages of comfort and wisdom. The stories in this book are all true; they are the contributions of hundreds of dreamers. Many are dreams of loved ones who returned to the dreamer days, months, or even years after death. In these, a sense of completion and deep connection is always present.