What are some really good and extensive books on dreams and dream interpretation?
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I have on that is pretty good, it's called "The Wordsworth Dictionary of Dreams." Author:  Gustavous Hindman Miller
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I love it. Have over 20 books on the subject, and still want more! Do you have any good book suggestions ?
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dreams do not always mean what they are about. they are more of subconcious memorys. \nwhat do you do?  what can you do?
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I always find dreams really interesting.  In my dreams are events and scenarios that I could never think of on my own.  I kind of like the lack of logic in dreams. So, dreams interest me a lot, too.  I always pick up any article or whatever that I see about dreams.  From what I've read, dreams are your subconscious trying to work out your problems, and in extreme cases they help people move on from tragedies, because it helps them deal.  That's cool that you're conscious in your dreams.  That never happens to me but I do know people that could relate to you that way.  You can probably learn a lot from yourself by controlling your dreams
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Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian Weiss\n\nFrom 1988.  A story based on a psychiatrist and his patient where he discovers all the past lives she has lived.  It goes through how this girl knew things about his past that she could not have possibly known but knew due to her past lives.\n\nModified to add this: Synopsis \nMANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS is an engrossing and compelling look into the subject of reincarnation and past-life therapy. Dr. Brian Weiss was a successful and conservative psychotherapist when he met the subject of his book, Catherine, a young woman having problems with anxiety and depression. After exhausting his usual course of treatment with no success, Dr. Weiss turned to hypnotherapy. While under hypnosis, Catherine began speaking of a place she referred to as "between lives," a realm of spirit guides who had messages for this world. She also spoke of her own past lives and described events that could possibly explain her current phobias and fears. Dr. Weiss was understandably skeptical until Catherine began telling him about his own deceased son. With this verifiable information, Dr. Weiss felt he had discovered his life's work: to educate the world about past lives and their potential for healing. Dr. Weiss weaves science and metaphysics into a well-paced narrative that reads more like a mystery than nonfiction. Throughout the engrossing plot, Dr. Weiss builds a strong case for his theory that past lives can unconsciously influence present-day living. MANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS has become a classic in the field of reincarnation studies and past-life therapy.
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Go to the library and get a book titled "Dreams", by Sylvia Brown.  Or check out other dream books.  I doubt that you were burned at the stake, but if its reoccurring, it may be worth checking into. It could be some type of stress or underlying problem, that you'll be able to work out.
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I actually bought the book of dreams.maybe try that or find a site online?good luck
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Spirita explains your dreams\nVisit http://spirita.blogspot.com/ and post your question as a comment. You'll get your FREE dream interpretation (as a comment, too) shortly. Just remember where you posted your question, your dream interpretation will be under the same section.
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The best I know of is 'Inquiry into Life' by Sylvia Mader published by WCB/McGraw-Hill (ISBN 0-697-25181-0)
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Dreams. Its a word to be understood properly. Dreams are generated from us, it uses the information which we have some where deep in our minds, it uses all that what we know and make a new kind of event in our unconcious mind.\nSign and Signals are alwyas floting around us, and they are not send by any divine power, as the power is right inside our own self. To understand the sign and act on it depends on how we manage to understand our own self our own power.\nEvery living being is connected with an invisible network and communication between each other is always happening, its our recevier which is capable to filter the signals or no.\nTHIS IS JUST 1% OF WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SAY... WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MORE IF IT INTRESTS ANYBODY...
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Freud interpreted dreams as being symbolic manifestations of subconscious desires which were too dangerous to face up to in their real form.\nHowever, these days, most psychologists are more likely to believe that dreams are either random triggerings of old memories, thoughts, and perceptions; or somehow the brain's way of sorting out the important stuff from the rubbish.\nThere is no 100% accepted theory of why we dream, but in general, the idea of "dream interpretation" is mostly disregarded these days.
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Can you give me a little more details?  My dictionary of dreams has two pages concerning dreaming about snakes.  If you could tell me more about it I can look it up for you.
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There are a number of books written by Calvin S. Hall.\nIt is probably contained in one of these.\n\n"The Meaning of Dreams" 1953\n"The Content Analysis of Dreams" 1966\n"THe Individual and his Dreams" 1972\n\nAlso try the reference/information librarian at the nearest college or university.
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I like the poem entitled Family by Mark Spencer.  You can find it at  http://www.dreamersreality.com/poems/read/11910/Mark_Spencer/Family/Family/.  Also, there is a poem called The Family Castle by Nancy Rakovszky you can find at netpoets.com.  Best of luck.
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What do lemons mean to you?  What do you feel when you think of the "lemon dreams"?  The best symbology is your own.  Books that list meanings of dream images are too general, like horoscopes in the newspaper: "Dreaming of lemons means you have a sour outlook..." I would study what dreams are, their atmosphere, and how we are the dreamer of dreams, not the passive figure...The Seth books (Jane Roberts) are the best, I believe.
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Unfortunately, there's no easy answer there.  Simply put, a dream is where you become conscious of some activity in the brain that occurs seemingly randomly in the brain while the normal mechanisms that make your conscious reality--both actions and perceptions--are disabled (partially of completely).\n\nThe problem with finding a good scientific answer is that the dream is by definition subjective rather than objective. Science might try to localize where certain brain functions occur in the brain, and they might be able to show what parts of the brain correlate to conscious perception, but they can't -explain- consciousness per se.  Consciousness is subjective, and science is objective.
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http://www.dreammoods.com/