As a child, Desautels often had dreams that seemed significant, but he couldn't understand them. It wasn't until he joined an Edgar Cayce study group as an adult that he began to tap into the potential held within his inner self.

Unfortunately, things got worse before they got better-and before he understood his dreams.

Desautels lost his new job and found himself back in his old job, depressed and directionless. Turning in earnest to his dreams and meditation for guidance, he began to see a way forward.

Desautels came to experience first-hand Cayce's claim that every significant event in one's life is foreshadowed in a dream. Also, he learned that prophetic dreams don't always allow you to change the future, but when change isn't possible, they can help you prepare yourself for living through a hard experience with strength and courage.

With over forty years of life experience guided by his dreams, Desautels now shares how you can learn to use the same simple steps he follows-and change your own life for the better.

Kirkus Indie review says, "Readers of spiritual and self-help books will appreciate how Desautels frankly says that his dreams only point the way to action; in dreams regarding his diet or exercise routines, for example, he notes that the actual waking-world work is all up to him. This practical turn makes the book consistently rewarding. The intriguing story of how one man harnessed his dreams and changed his life." Kirkus Indie, Kirkus Media LLC, 6411 Burleson Rd., Austin, TX 78744 indie@kirkusreviews.

Explore the realm of dreams and imagination, where your dream symbols speak to you in metaphor and the world provides signs and symbols to guide you. In the Invisible Realm, you'll develop your compassion and intuition, and once you recognize the signposts, find your way to greater conscious awareness and a more awakened life. "The Newcomer's Guide to the Invisible Realm" includes discussions of dreams and their meanings, synchronicity, oracles, poetry, and imagination. An extensive appendix explores specific dreams and dream symbols. For those who are curious, this book provides an accessible introduction to the Invisible Realm.

Written for all age groups. "Life Sequences" is a fable about dreams, choices and happiness in life. It is a story of three group characters who had to make difficult but necessary choices to begin a journey by choosing a sequence between knowledge; wisdom; or wealth. Their fateful journey to find the guardian of their dying kingdom (The Princess) is full of insights about dreams, choices, and happiness that are reflected in our real lives. The three groups (metaphors for 'professionals', 'intellectuals', and 'entrepreneurs') disagreed at the beginning of the journey and parted ways in search for immunity, safety, and glitters respectively. The professionals seek immunity first; the intellectuals seek safety first; while the entrepreneurs seek glitters first (all in the epic journey to find the Princess - a symbol of happiness). In the end who deserved the ultimate prize (to marry 'The Princess') and be happy forever? The professional possessing knowledge? the intellectual possessing wisdom? or the entrepreneur possessing wealth?

Bestselling author Ted Andrews helps us stimulate greater dream activity, experience the power of lucid dreaming, discover controlled out-of-body experiences, awaken our inner selves, and much more. Using dream totems and mandalas, exercises in metamorphosis, and ancient dream guardians, this guide to dream alchemy presents the process of becoming a shapeshifter-someone who can shift between the waking and dreaming worlds. When we control the dream state, we can unveil our inner potential, clear the debris from our subconscious, and be inspired to reshape our lives for a better future.

Umpteen books have come out, explaining this popular theme, but most books about dream interpretations are a guide or listing of basic meanings, theories and symbols that appear in our dreams. DREAMS....on the other hand, is a distinctive, personalized interpretation and a comprehensive tool to understanding our dreams. Along with traditional meanings and philosophies DREAMS consists of umpteen mythical and untold secrets. DREAMS, is an insightful book that will unfold the mysteries of this ever-so intriguing concept, like never before. The book is an insight to the unconscious mind, as well as, an exclusive, educative and fun reference guide that will tell us everything we need to understand about our dreams and our innermost self. After years of guiding people, foretelling their future and decoding their dreams, Tarot Expert Astrologer and Author, of the famous healing poem, The Light, Ofer Cohen, compiles his undisclosed interpretations of dreams that have been handed over to him by generations by his Oracle and the age-old-teachings of the Holy Cabala. DREAMS consist of original, unknown secrets. It encompasses all you need to know about this topic, as well as, throws light on aspects that have been undisclosed yet. It is an all-inclusive book that will delve into your subconscious, teach you and enlighten you. Be ready to know yourself a little bit more and enhance your future.

Ioan Dirina has written a book relating his dreams and how they often foresaw an actual event in the near future.In easy-to-read narrative and diary format, he has put down these dreams and the real events that they predicted.These diaries began with his days as a young man in Romania, and continued till the present day in California, with all his travels in between. His experiences offer proof of a supernatural entity, Mr.Dirina feels, because only God can know the future.This is a fine study of paranormal dreams which deserves to be read by everybody. On August 4,1964 I had a long dream with my childhood friend and schoolmate Arsenie Lupu who was wering a military uniform. Next day I was reding a military textbook edited in 1877, and on page 104 I saw something written by a rumanian general named Lupu, same as my friend's name. In my dream of September 9,1964 I was in main railroad station of Bucharest with some colleagues, explaining them the meaning of letters D.A. on a side of a locomotive there. Next day on page 14 of Science and Technique magazine I saw an article titled "Ways of Iron" in which that particular type of locomotive was described with letters 060-DA-113. On the night of February 4,1972 I dreamed that a pistol was given to me for my self defense. Next day Daily News ran a story about destruction of about 16 thousand pistols following such legislation passed back in 1968 in New York State. On February 3,1976 in my dream someone asked me where Al D'Angelo was working now.I answered that he is preparing tax returns at H&R Block company. Next day while riding on buss Q44A along Union Turnpike, between 222nd and 223rd Street I noticed a store named H&R Fruit Market. On April6,1976 I dreamed that House Speaker Carl Albert had died. Next day around 1:00 P.M. on station WIOK I heard a news bulletin about him. On October 16,1980 I dreamed with movie actress Kim Novak . Next day while I was reading a newspaper in waiting room of Doctor Angelo Stroe's office, I saw a classified ad of a 42-year old lady, which read like this: "Pretty blonde, 5'10,"Kim Novak eyes." On December 8,1985 I dreamed with a woodpecker drilling a hole in a tree somewhere. Next morning in a book "Keeping Faith" by Jimmy Carter I read that Colonel Charles Beckwith told the former president while in Oval Office: ..".the President of the United States is as tough as woodpecker lips." In my dream of November 26,1988 I was in a location in Los Angeles from where I could clearly see the "HOLLYWOOD" sign up on the hills. Next day I watched Thanksgiving parade on channel 5, and at 6:51 P.M. and again at 7:18 P.M. an advertisement appeared on screen with the word "HOLLYWOOD" written in it. On April 8,1991 I had a dream with physicist Albert Einstein, and next day in Calendar section of Los Angeles Times was an announcement about a TV series on channel 28 about him. In my dream world of June 16,1991 I was in a hospital where all patients'bills were paid through Medicare. Next morning Los Angeles Times published an expose titled "Reimbursement Schemes Costly for Medicare." During night of May 22,1992 I dreamed that a hundred-dollar bill was returned to me by cashier of a store where I tried to make a purchase, as being counterfeit. Next day Vasile Marcu called me saying that he went to his bank to deposit 300 dollars in cash, which I gave him the day before, and was told that one of those bills was counterfeit. On the night of August 12,1993 I had a dream with Nick Popa from Pico Rivera and next day I got a Notice of Sale regarding foreclosure on his house. On the night of December 13,1994 my dream took me in a classroom somewhere, where our teacher was a female member of Congress. Next morning in Los Angeles Times was a photo of Elaine M. Anderson who just died in San Pedro at age 81. On January 24,2000 I dreamed about a woman named Martha, and next day I read an article in Los Angeles Times titled "Martha Stewart's Stock is not a Good Thing."

Through Rachel Norment's Dream Explorations: A Journey in Self-Knowledge and Self-Realization, you can

- learn contemporary methods of dreamwork inspired by Carl Jung and developed by Montague Ullman, Jeremy Taylor, and many others; and - discover the deep inner wisdom you have within yourself that can guide you towards spiritual growth and physical and psychological health and wholeness--toward becoming the person you are meant to become.

"Rachel Norment's Dream Explorations ... is a gift to us all The combination of her careful attention to her own dreams over decades and her keen eye for the dreams and insights of other dreamers has produced a work of great depth, wisdom, and inspiration. It is a joy to read." --Jeremy Taylor, D.Min., cofounder and past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) and author of The Wisdom of Your Dreams

"In this valuable and highly readable book, longtime dreamworker Rachel Norment offers us her collection of dream treasures with instructive reflections on common symbols and dream themes. This book clearly illustrates the rewards of a lifetime of dreamwork to guide and heal our lives."

--Chelsea Wakefield, Ph.D., LCSW, psychotherapist and author of Negotiating the Inner Peace Treaty: Becoming the Person You Were Born to Be

"Serious dream workers and seekers after self-knowledge will be delighted by this book. Rachel's practical insights ... into her personal symbols and themes are sure to bring light and guidance to anyone's inner explorations. I highly recommend it."

--Jean Benedict Raffa, Ph.D., author of The Bridge to Wholeness, Dream Theatres of the Soul, and Healing the Sacred Divide