By Walt Stover
An account of an ongoing project to use dreams for guiding stock market investments.
By Suz Andreasen
Digest by Walt Stover
A guidebook to dream work that focuses on precognitive dreaming.
By Jinna van Vliet
I had reached an impasse in my life and needed the guidance from my dreams to help me deal with long buried issues.
By Noreen Wessling
How one person using the Dream Quest model developed her creativity.
By Joan Gravallese
The time was ripe, once again, to seek guidance from the invisible self-the self that is revealed when the conscious mind is laid aside in sleep.
By Margaret Dwyer, Ph.D.
A Dream Quest Experience
Explore Spiritual Realities
By Mark Thurston, Ph.D.
Atlantic University offers free online "
Mini-Courses" on spiritual domains.
By Kevin Todeschi
A book digest by Debbi Leighton
Many interesting stories reveal new light on how Edgar Cayces psychic abilities operated in his life.
By Desidre Barrett
A book summary by Walt Stover
For thousands of years, people have used dreams as an intuitive avenue to success in their lives.
By Henry Reed
Book Summary by Rachel Creager
Edgar Cayce popularized the word, "channel," to mean bringing forth, and had a unique "mega-vision" of the many ways in which we can bring forth blessings from Spirit.
By Henry Reed
More studies show how creative innovations appear in dreams.
By Elaine Langerman
Dreams, like imagination, intuition and improvisation are a channel to the sacred dimension
By Ariadne Green
Dreamers from around the world have submitted dreams to a global dreaming project called Dream Gatherers.
By Henry Reed
Do you remember where you were when the thought first occurred to you, "I wonder if my life has a special purpose?"
By Connie Kaplan
Book Summary by VerDella Denwiddie
Once we learn to witness and honor the meaning of our dream space, we realize that we are not just pupils in this school of life, we also teach there, and create there; and, we literally save the planet there.
By Yoshit Rastogi
If youd like to take a brief course on dreamwork, here are some websites to visit.
By Tobin Hart
Book Summary by VerDella Denwiddie
Grown men may learn from very little children, for the hearts of little children are pure, and, therefore, the Great Spirit may show them many things which older people miss.
By Marc Ian Barasch
Book Summary by Linda Brown
A healing dream can be a spiritual turning point. It can bring new spiritual understanding and change in career and relationship.
A commentary by Henry Reed on Baraschs book
Healing Dreams
Healing dreams dont come to make it all better, but to help us live the truth.
By Henry Reed
The "Dream Solutions!" process harnesses the power of dreams. It is the one dreamwork method that incorporates Edgar Cayces suggestion for how to learn to interpret dreams.
By Rosemary Watts Dreyer
When a group of lucid dreamers explore prospects for peace, a new form of social activism results.
By Charles Tart, Ph.D.
Sometimes scientists have spiritual or psychic experiences that affect their work. Professor Tart has collects such stories for a special web archive. You can read all about it here, plus read one of the more recent stories, about a scientist who, as a teenager, dreamed of a dead friend.
By Stase Michaels
Book Summary by VirDella Denwiddie
A brief look briefly at the 27 types of dreams that Michaels documents in the book. For each category, Michaels provides descriptions of dream types in that category, followed by "live" examples of dreams and analyses. Afterwards, she summarizes each type by recapturing the identifying features, to make it easier for the dreamer to sort, label and understand his or her dream content.
By Henry Reed
A Chapter from his new book: Dream Medicine
Drawing a dream is a great way to discover your own intuitive understanding of a dream.
By Andrea Flew
I offered a friend who was going through a period of transition, an opportunity to practice developing intuition for guidance by engaging with memories and dreams to reflect and analyze guidance contained in their stories. I found the whole experience to be affirming of my potential to contribute to opportunities for the transformational process to progress. I felt I grew in confidence within myself to apply my skills in service with another. I became aware of skills and insights within that I am capable of practically applying to daily life and living that can serve my own and others conscious awareness, growth in spirit and confidence to serve others.
By Sandi Roberts
I am driving a car on a race track, going around and around. I decide I need to get to another part of the track and come to a merge area with cars coming out of one track getting on to the other. There is a line of cars and my lane is stopped just before the merge point. There is an opening that may accommodate my vehicle but I am reluctant to go through. However, if I dont go now, it will be difficult to make the crossover with the other cars coming out. I creep up to the merge point and eventually get through and then there is a clear and open track
By Debbie Bailey
At the beginning of the dream quest program, I was concerned about the way in which I make decisions. I felt that most of my decisions were based on past patterns instead of free will. This concerned me so I focused on decision making as I began recording my first weeks dreams.
By Joanne Lattiak
So it was, having tried everything I could think of over the years to break free of the fear that was holding me back, I came to the Dream Quest hoping for new insights. I also came with a hefty skepticismdoubtful this would give me that long sought-after key to freedoms door.
By Judith Orloff, M.D.
Whatever I am doing, I always hear my dreams echoing in a distant underground chamber beneath my thoughts and feelings, attuned to the rhythms of my body and the very substance of the earth. They are my compass and my truth; they guide me and link me to the Divine. They call out to me in an intimate whisper, always knowing how to find me. They speak my real name.
By Robert Moss
An excerpt from:
The Three "Only" Things
Have you ever said, "it's only a dream"? While we often dismiss dreams, or fail to make room for them in the hurry of our daily lives, dreams can be a fabulous source of guidance, healing and juice for any day. Dreams offer us nine tremendous gifts.
By Drude Clark
The Dream Quest guidebook says, "whatever question or problem you choose to work on it will reflect something about you and how you are responding to your life situation... Dreams do their best, it is assumed here, when you are doing your best, in your conscious life, to work on your problem yourself." I will have to handle my own baggage.
By L.S. King
One might think the focus of my dream quest was all about my dilemma of which kind of hiking boot I should buy for a recent backpacking trip. Should I go with a cloth-based shoe that dries fast or a Gore-Tex lined boot that keeps the feet dry? But this was never really a dilemma. I knew I wanted the latter, even if the shoe salesman did not want to sell me a pair. The focus of my dream quest was a little deeper than the qualms of my shoe issues.
Better than the Movies: My Dream Quest
by G. Scott Albright
The premise of the book
is simple: if you will take the time to look at your dreams and apply dream
insight—through a series of fully explained exercises—that effort will result
in additional dreams that will steer you closer to a goal that you set for
yourself. And even if you don’t have a goal or are unsure of what goal you
might set, that is not an obstacle to beginning this process.