The Dream Channel

The pursuit of happiness! We have different perceptions of what that means - among ourselves and within ourselves - as we experience myriad events (joyous or otherwise) such as - activities relationships activities learning challenges contentions problems. Whether we automatically think of it or not each of those events contributes (positively or negatively) to our mental physical psychological and spiritual development; for being happy is good but being happy as we develop is satisfyingly sublime. This book The Dream Channel is designed to itemize and explain various aspects of the twenty-four Tools of Living we all have in common yet that we as individuals are constantly treating subjectively in agreement with our differing (sometimes unstable) needs desires emotions and values. The Supreme Being has loaned us these tools and through His gift of dreams urges us to utilize these taken-for granted tools so as to allow us the mental physical psychological and spiritual development of sublime happiness. Here are 12 of the 24 primary tools including examples of the associated auxiliary tools s that are utilized in dreams: Resources - book vehicle money Space - interior and exterior Senses - sound taste touch smell Illumination - light darkness color Order - clean repair tailor reproduce Motion - walk ride drive fly fall Vegetation - soil dust lawn Climate - heat cold thunder Communication - thought speech gestures Intimacy - sexual activity pregnancy marriage Anatomy - people hand face infant health Garment - wearing apparel nakedness Yes these tools (over 160) are used in dreams; dramas meant for one individual only - private and personal dramas. Specifically each dream molds and relates to matters of your life in harmony with your temperament your intelligence your frames of mind your dispositions your affections your traits your lifestyle your foibles your habits your peculiarities your tendencies - as well as to the same elements of others with whom you come in contact or by whom you are affected. Generally a dre