A Book of Dreams

The fragments we remember of dreams dreamt in the night are more often than not bits and pieces that rarely make a story. There are modern and ancient books that list an abundance of "meanings" attributed to these fragments we recall. Modern psychology interprets dreams as an expression of our subconscious, and in therapy, exploring that subconscious hopefully makes us aware of where the roots lie for what troubles us. What if dreams are something else, something… (more)

The fragments we remember of dreams dreamt in the night are more often than not bits and pieces that rarely make a story. There are modern and ancient books that list an abundance of "meanings" attributed to these fragments we recall. Modern psychology interprets dreams as an expression of our subconscious, and in therapy, exploring that subconscious hopefully makes us aware of where the roots lie for what troubles us. What if dreams are something else, something more? Dreams may be a link to our innermost "wild" that hides in the deep dark of our civilized ("tamed") selves.