Dreaming God's Way

<p>Humans have been fascinated by dreams and their meanings since the beginning of recorded consciousness. Poets philosophers mystics and psychologists have explored the dream world with intense interest.</p><p></p><p>The Bible itself is filled with vivid dreams that are personally and historically significant and through which God speaks to humans and even nations. In the Jewish tradition the Talmud views dreaming as a means by which God communicates with the soul and dream interpretation as a valuable spiritual activity. Yet the subject of dreams is almost entirely absent in today's Christian psychology textbooks or counseling offices.</p><p></p><p>As a practicing psychotherapist Trembly reclaims the dream world as a gift from God and asserts: The Lord of our conscious life is also the Lord of our unconscious life. He uses examples from the Scriptures and from his clinical practice to illustrate different types of dreams ranging from playful to prophetic to precognitive. He then provides a practical step-by-step guide to interpreting dreams so that these messages from the unconscious mind may be an avenue for greater self-knowledge and for encounters with God who created us.</p>