• Brenda Ferrimani -Brenda is a painter of dreams. Her surreal images provoke the imagination and cause us to contemplate the meanings behind our nightly excursions through the unconscious. Brenda's dream paintings are regularly featured on the cover of Dreamtime and Dream Network magazines. Her website features her artwork, published articles and Online Store.
• The IASD Online Art Gallery. Each year a few selected pieces of dream inspired art make it in the International Conference Art Exhibit. Now you can see reproductions of years of art exhibitions at the Online Gallery.
• Slow Wave Dream Comics - Dream Artist, Jesse Reklaw , author of monthly Slow Wave,the book Dream Toons and the Concave Up comic series is on the move! Please update your links to : http://www.slowwave.com Slow Wave is a collective dream diary authored by different people from around the world, and drawn as a comic strip by Jesse Reklaw. A new strip is uploaded every week on the first minute of Saturday in San Francisco; 3 AM Friday in New York; 6 AM Saturday in Paris, France; and 3 PM Saturday in Sydney, Australia. The dreams you send in for the comic strip Slow Wave may be edited for clarity, brevity, or plain whimsy. Over 25 dreams are received each week; not all dreams will be used.
• DreamTree  Dream Art - Artists, books projects and fine sample of dream inspired art.
• The Nancy Brzeski Gallery This wonderful gem explore Nancy's art as it emerged out of her dreams and interfaced with "Granny". This is an interactive gallery that requests comments and conversation about the art, the process, the dream. Send Comments!
• DreamLynx Dream Illustrators Have your dream illustrated by one of DreamLink's artists!
• Life Art and Dreams Dream Artist, Alissa Goldring interweaves her art with life and dream stories and also provides a monthly column on dreams and creativity.
• Man Against Eternity Lucid Dream Inspired Gallery.
  From the Artist Epic Dewfall: "I get ideas for my paintings from lucid dreams. About once a month when I'm dreaming, I will realize I'm dreaming, and when I do, I then walk around in the dream looking at art on the walls. I usually find many paintings on every wall. By the time one of these lucid dreams ends, I usually have one or two good paintings memorized. I always recreate them in pastel on 12 by 18 inch paper. I've been doing this as a hobby since 1986."
• NADIS: The Numinous Archives Dream Interactive System  The site allows users to browse dream archives submitted by others, search the archives by title or keyword, and save their search results as a "dreamstream" - so others can take the same trip. The idea is to find out what the planet is dreaming and add your own dreams to the mix. For example, if someone dreams about purple sharks dancing the tango, they might search for "sharks," "tango," and "dancing" to see connections to other dreams containing those keywords. The concept and name for the site came from a lucid dream by recording artist Kingfisher and will act as a companion to the new Kingfisher music CD site (http://www.kingfish.net). Much of the music on the CD, which will be released nationally on March 16, deals with dreams and dream images. If you'd like a sneak peek at that site, please visit http://www.kingfish.net/main/view.htm
  
• Much of the artwork included in each issue of Dream Network   http://dreamnetwork.net is dream inspired. We have developed an "Image Bank" into which artists can submit their work, allowing us the freedom to 'match' appropriate articles and poetry with their images. We find that often, artists are creating imagery from the dreamtime of unknown dreamers. An excellent case in point/example of this phenomena is At The Pool Of Wonder by Deborah Koff-Chapin and Marcia Lauck.
• Electric Dreams Cover Art - Complete Collection of Electric Dreams, since 1994 online
  • If you are a dream-inspired artist or have ideas for illustrating covers of the popular online ezine Electric Dreams, please contact Richard Wilkerson, rcwilk@dreamgate.com for details and specs. Electric Dreams has been distributed online since 1994 and covers topics in dreams and dreaming, including news, events, articles, and yes, dreams themselves. Electric Dreams is a public service and we can't compensate you financially for your art, but we will include any reasonable amount of information about you, your work, and any causes or dream related products you are offering in the e-zine itself. Also note, we don't send the cover with the subscription, these are added to the pdf version and also made available for downloading. Electric Dreams Covers are always available online at http://www.dreamgate.com/dream/ed-covers
  •  Note: if you have direct links to our covers, please note the change of URL for the following years: 1995, 1996 and 1997 http://www.slowwave.com/ED/
     Or you can use this general html link: http://www.slowwave.com/ED/covers.html
• Whale Dream Gallery - Sarah Strachen
• (gone) LABOR Gallery - Johannes M. Hedinger
• DREAMS: Art of the Collective Unconscious: New additions to the gallery make this site especially wonderful. This site takes dreams, illustrations and interpretations. Beautiful collection of artistically rendered dreams by Gail Bixler-Thomas "DREAMS: Art of the Collective Unconscious" invites dreamers to connect with their dreams by creating art and through self-interpretation. Artwork and interpretations (of real people) are shared on this site.
• Henry Reed Dream Art Collection. A fabulous journey through the life and times of dream titan, Henry Reed and the dream inspired art that followed.
• Henry Reed Dream Art Gallery A collection of paintings by dream pioneer, Henry Reed.
  • More Watercolor Dream Mandalas -Henry Reed has more of his dream quest mandalas on view at that portion of his website devoted to his mentored dream quest program.
• Dream Wave Theatre . This collection of dream images is really more a theatre than an gallery, and each of the themes leads more deeply inside itself.
• SCHERER & OUPOROV Fantastic dream inspired art. Very powerful, naked soul art that somehow seems like religious iconography with soul. http://www.users.interport.net/~sos/
• Art in the Alchemical and Tantric Tradition: Dream inspired art by Kathleen Eiswald and David Wells. Several Galleries present a wide variety of techniques and ideas in this surreal landscape of heart and soul.
• The Opposites: Dream inspired music with Jana Hutchison. Live in the Bay Area. Tapes and CD available.
• Dream Screens -  an interactive online audio/visual art work on dreaming, featuring sound and color, by artist Susan Hiller.
• Suspense Above the Pool - the Night Visions of Carl Linkhart. Carl Linkhart has been using dreams as a source of inspiration for his painting since 1970, and he has a book of 40 dreams and their stories. GD News: "Beautiful site!"
• New Dream Art Gallery - Discover new insight about yourself, your life and dreams by checking out the new Dream Gallery images: 'Path' and 'Barbed Wire & Plant'. Look at the images then answer the questions and see what comes up for you. The Dream Gallery helps you to get more in touch with the art of interpreting your dreams and each image is chosen to reveal something unique to each person. 
• REM Rebound - devoted to that universally free and spontaneous work of art, the dream. It is a place to check out other people's dreams and dream-inspired art. It is a place to share your dreams and dream-inspired art with others. It is a place to find ideas for art and writing, and steal them.
• Insomnium - Kevin Wilson's collection of dream inspired photos, videos, Flash movies and more.
• Lila Koufopoulou's Dreams Trilogy. Dream inspired art.

• The Dreaming Eye is the website for artist and writer Alice Egoya.

• Dreamshe: This site explores the power of our dream images, and how we can use those images for personal and planetary growth.

   

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Dreams and Film

 

• Dreams on Film : A collection of reviews of films related to dreams by Peggy Coats. The films listed all contain, depict, explore or revolve around dreams or dream imagery. Wherever possible, film reviews or links to sites with more detailed information about a particular film are included. A DreamTree site page.
• ASD Videophile by Dierdra Barrett: A collection of Dream Time reviews on dreams and dreaming in film.
• Spielberg's Dreams on Web - by Andy Patrizio :He's helped to create E.T., the Animaniacs, Jaws and Gremlins, and now Steven Spielberg is using his own dreams as the basis for his first Web animation. Although this is the inaugural Web project for each, both have worked with animations before. Spielberg has served as executive producer of the live-action/animation feature Who Framed Roger Rabbit? as well as several Warner Brothers cartoons including Pinky and the Brain. This is the first of what CountingDown.com expects will be a series of short films created by big-name entertainers. In the coming months, two short films, which are also reenactments of dreams, will feature comedian Steve Martin and model Claudia Schiffer.
• Doctor Hugo's Fuzzy Dreamz || Museums of the Mind || -* A cinematic experience of short net films on dreams. Create your personal
  dream scenario by choosing a star: from fear to fun, drama, love, desire and a sense of wonder. Doctor Hugo's Fuzzy Dreamz brings us closer to 'who we are', 'what we want' and 'what we see with closed eyes'. The future never sleeps. . .

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  Jung and Dreams

   

• JungWeb - JungWeb is a comprehensive resource for Jungian psychology on the Internet. It includes discussions online and other venues as well as events and resources.

• The Dream Weavers An interpretation network of Jungian analysts, has created a website designed to help people learn to better understand their dreams, including a searchable collection of dreams which have been gathered from around the world along with responses from the Dream Weavers.
• The alchemy web site and virtual library 75 megabytes online of information on alchemy in all its facets. Divided into over 1300 sections and providing tens of thousands of pages of text, over 1700 images, over 200 complete alchemical texts, extensive bibliographical material on the printed books and
  manuscripts, numerous articles, introductory and general reference material on alchemy.http://www.levity.com/alchemy/index.html  
• A Study Guide for C.G. Jung's Dream Analysis: Notes of the Seminar compiled by J. Gary Sparks. the outcome of several classes at the intermediate level using the Dream Analysis book as text. The volume is an excellent way for persons who have learned the basics of Jung to extend their study a bit further.
• The TCG Dream Room A collection of resources on dreams and Jung.
• Richard Corelli's Symbol and Dreams Page
• Mandala Here's a site devoted to creating and using mandalas for spiritual growth. Jung and many others have used mandalas to connect with inner symbols and express them in the outer world. These healing circles are also a great way to do dreamwork!
• Gifford Dream Myth and Psychology: Free dream interpretation. Jungian dream psychology. Joseph Campbell and mythology, dream symbolism, more!
    j-gifford@home.com
• Alchemy and Dreams - The alchemy web site and virtual library.Carl Jung felt that alchemy was the best system to use to understand dreaming and individuation. This site offers 75 megabytes online of information on alchemy in all its facets. Divided into over 1300 sections and providing tens of thousands of pages of text, over 1700 images, over 200 complete alchemical texts, extensive bibliographical material on the printed books and manuscripts, numerous articles, introductory and general reference material on alchemy.

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Freud and Dreams

 

• The Interpretation of Dreams by Sigmund Freud! This is not my favorite translation (its the Brill translation, not the Stachey), but I'm really happy to see this now available online.
• FreudNet The Abraham A. Brill Library of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute. Great Freud Resource. Be sure to use the
• Dreams and Freud: Conflict, Freud and Culture: Few figures have had so decisive and fundamental an influence on the course of dreamwork in modern cultural history as Sigmund Freud. Yet few figures also have inspired such sustained controversy and intense debate. How far have we come in 100 years? See the Library of Congress exhibit online at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/freud/preview.html

  
   

  Sigmund Freud and the Freud Archives: And the
  Texts available online:

• The Freud Web David B Stevenson's Brown University Course Project - Short essays on concepts: Cultural Contexts, Theories of Mind,Techniques, chrononlogies.
• Sigmund Freud - Introduction Very Artistic summary.
• Freud and the Interpretation of Dreams Essay Summary
• I nterpretation of Dreams - some comments by Paul Brians
• What is Pyschoanalysis? Here's the APA Summary. American Psychoanalytic Association: About Psychoanalysis
• A Dumb's Guide to Psychoanalysis . by Marco Fax (jokes)
• ESSAYS ONLINE ABOUT FREUD & PSYCHOANALYSIS Burying Freud by Professor R.C. Tallis. An interesting essay on Freud's influence. Talis allows comments and collects them on this debate.
• Universities promoting psychoanalysis
• Freud and the Future - John Suler
• Electric Dreams - Bibliography of Books and Article on Freud
• Dream Bibs: Be sure to check out this resource. Many referrences to articles and books on Freud and Dreams not commonly noted.

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Books, Articles & Publications ONLINE    About Dreams On the Net

 

• Electric Dreams Cyber-Dream Library Best way to find articles and texts about dreams online. Includes Electric Dreams back issue index by author and index. Also includes topics on dreaming, references and resources. More.
• Electric Dreams Back issue Articles List - A collection of articles on dreams since 1994.
• At Dream Network's website http://dreamnetwork.net you will find a (nearly) complete listing of all articles published in the Dream Network since 1982. In association with amazon.com, we have compiled an extensive bibliography of some of the finest dream and myth related books on the market, fyi and/or for sale online.
• Journal Dreaming of the Association for the Study of Dreams: new articles each quarter back to its beginning in 1980.
• Patricia Garfield's Library: A collection of essays and book chapters from the dream titan, Patricia Garfield, Ph.d. 
• Kelly Bulkeley's Library : A collection of essays and book chapters from one of dreaming's top scholars, Kelly Bulkeley, Ph.D.
• Postmodern Dreaming: A collection of radical essays on dream and dreamwork theory from Richard Wilkerson.
• Jeremy Taylor's Library: A collection of essays on dreamwork from one of major players in the Dream Movement.
• Mermaid's Wharf Questions and Answer Editor of Electric Dreams provides links and interviews if you are involved in dreams.
• The Interpretation of Dreams Sigmund Freud! Not the best translation, but free and online. Still one of the best books on dreaming.
• Trauma and Dreams: Edited by Deirdre Barrett. A book Review and Order page. Deirdre Barrett brings together the study of dreams and the psychology of trauma. She has called on a distinguished group of psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers--among them Rosalind Cartwright, Robert J. Lifton, and Oliver Sacks--to consider how trauma shapes dreaming and what the dreaming mind might reveal about trauma.
• The Pregnant Man. Predominantly about hypnotherapy but has several cases whose presenting conmplaint was nightmares and a lot of dreamwork throughout.
• Anthony Dubetz Easy Dreams: A guide to dreams and nightmares.
• Intuition Network Transcripts from Interviews with Garfield, Taylor, more....
• On Dreams and Dreaming with Patricia Garfield
• Working with Dreams with Jeremy Taylor
• Academic Papers on Dreams and Dreaming released Online:From The Laboratory of Neurophysiology ( Alan Hobson )Department of Psychiatry Harvard Medical School. A few of the titles include "A Neurocognitive Approach to Dreaming" ," New Paradogm for Dream Research:Mentation Reports Following Spontaneous Arousal from REM and NREM sleep Recorded in a Home Settin g" "Self-Representation and Bizarreness in Children's Dream Reports Collected in the Home Setting" and many others. http://www.tiac.net/users/dreams/
• GRIMMS FAIRIE TALES Though I couldn't find my favorite "the Slippers that Danced Themselves to Pieces" there are dozens of others, including the little mermaid, cinderella, bluebeard, beauty and the beast, jack in the beanstalk, puss and boots, the golden goose and many, many more.
• "A Study of Dreams" Frederik van Eeden's 1913 article in which the term "lucid" dreaming is first used. Thanks to Blake Wilfong (blake@phoenix.net) for making this classic available.
• Books and Bibliographies on Dreams The DreamGate Collection Index of Dream Bibliographies Online
• Dream Interviews conducted by Victoria Quinton. Collection of Interviews by an editor of Electric Dreams and keeper of Mermaid’s Wharf.
• Spiritwatch A Jayne Gackenbach's transpersonal resources and projects, plus much more "Watchfulness focused on experiences of a spiritual nature ."
• Past Issues of Lucidity Letter
• Articles & Papers including lucid dreaming and dreaming papers, higher states of consciousness, Native North Americans and Cyberspace
• Dream Wave Primer This wonderful collection of short essays and advice on dreaming with nourish your soul as well as your curiosity. Themes includes such areas as dream journal keeping, recurring dreams, dreams and soul, Jung and more.
• Dreams and CRC Theory Michael Coop presents speculations on his general CRC theory (Comprehension, Rationalisation & Conclusion, the mechanisms by which people recognize and respond to their surroundings) using dreams and dreaming for illustration and example.
• The Doctor's Office: Sleep. Dr Bruce Epstein offers advice on children and sleep and dream disorders 
• Progroff Dream Journalling: Although the Progoff method of journalling goes beyond dreamwork, it does include dream journaling as part of the process. The Progoff techniques have help people learn journal keeping around the world and they have raised the standard for excellence in this area. Although the Progoff Intensive Journal ® Program for Self-Development site is mostly a advertising site, they do provide a listing of local seminars and articles and interviews from Ira Progoff. Your dream journalling is bound to be raised to a new level by any of their courses or seminars.
• Mark Solms, MD: Dreams and REM controlled by different brain mechanisms.  This article sketches out a major shift in dream science.
• Markku Siivola's THE BEST THEORY OF DREAMS. Originally a chapter to be included in Ullman's Variety of Dream Experience, but considered too different.
• Ancient Dream Book Exhibit Online: Sigmund Freud wrote that "In later antiquity Artemidorus of Daldis was regarded as the greatest authority on dream-interpretation ..." Now you can take a look at pictures of the original books at the US National Library of Medicine website
• Astrampsychos: The Dream Book: [Byzantium, 9th century e.v. - Translated by Monty Cantsin]

   

   

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Dream Products & Technology: Books, Computer Programs,  CD's, Tapes, and Services

 

• Robert Van de Castle: Our Dreaming Mind: The most complete book on dreams and dreaming to date, and contact with the author.
• Brilliant Dreams Dream Enhancement. A dream enhancement supplement based on a FDA approved natural herbal extract. Brilliant Dreams helps you remember your dreams, enhances dream vividness and encourages lucid dreaming. Dream interpretation starts with dream recall. Learn more!
• A Brief History of Dream Sharing. By Richard Wilkerson. Book on CD: A program to guide you through all major dream techniques.
• DreamSpinner Spin your web of meaning. The Spinner™ engine is a learning system capable of reading texts for meaning. It allows you to rapidly analyze any texts, from dreams to works of fiction, and learn about the mind that wrote them and what they mean.
• IASD Bookstore - Tapes from over 15 years of Dream Conferences, Books direct from Amazon, more
• Dream Disconary a commercial symbol dictionary. You can test out a version here.
• Dreamer for Windows 95.  It is an integrated Dream Work tool for the PC, incorporating journaling and symbol dictionary work with extensive search capabilities. Sky Systems.
• Alchera Journal Analysis Harry Bosma now has a new version of Alchera ready at his homepage. Some of you may know this freeware program by the former name of Dream Guard the name was changed to Alchera, which is the Aboriginal word for the Dreamtime. Alchera does two things, it can store your dreams and it lets you work with characters and locations in dreams. The advantage of Alchera over a normal wordprocessor is that it gives you faster access to particular dreams.
• Interactive Dreaming Site Offers information about ordering the Multimedia CD, Interactive Dreaming “to give you ongoing direct experiences of the power and meaning of your dreams.” Includes a dream journal database and extensive re-usable audio-guided interactive dreamwork session.
• DreamQuest Cards Whether you are an experienced dreamworker, or a relative newcomer to decoding your symbolic night language, DreamQuest Cards can offer you new insights and perspectives. DreamQuest is comprised of seventy cards, each containing a different set of questions, revolving around a particular theme of collective value or experience, such as “Love”, “Victim”, “Power” or “Journey”. DreamQuest Project, Inc., 17A-218 Silvercreek Parkway North, Suite 306, Guelph, ON Canada N1H 8E8, www.dream-quest.com or email dreamquest@golden.net
• Mandalas A work of art, or as a reflection of an inner process? Can be used by the creator as a tool for connecting with the dream in a right-brained, intuitive way. Bruce Jones has used his dreams as a source of inspiration in drawing exquisite mandalas.
• Tiger's Nest Advice on treating dreams as enhancing one's spiritual growth, advertisements for books and products, dream interpretation message board "for fun only" as well as focus on women's spirituality, schedule of appearances, personal backgrounds.
• Dream Map Download and run on a Power Macintosh or a 68k Macintosh and needs about 4 Megs of free ram. The present system allows for 28 dreams to be recorded at a time. Dream Map does not *interpret* dreams, it serves as a helpful tool to *explore* dreams. Details and a demo version for downloading can be found at the dreamMap webpage. Here you will also find a link to other computed dream projects happening at the dreamMosaic. Daniel Cummings
• Dream Catchers by Native Americans. 
• Dreams and Recovery! Shelly Marshals book summary! Dreams, Recovery, 12 step and Spiritual Growth
• Melatonin Dreams - According to the author, "many people who take the over-the-counter hormone melatonin have commented on an increase in the "vividness" or frequency of dream activity. This page has been established to study, in an informal, non-scientific way these phenomenon."
• DreamUp is a dream analysis assistant and dream journal software developed for PC's. DreamUp's analysis tool is based on Carl C. Jung's theory of the collective consciousnes. It can be viewed at www.dreamup.com.
• DrmDoc Dream Translation Page The purpose of this web page is to help you explore and understanding the revealing language of dreams. This page excerpts insights from Ken Howell’s new Dream Translation Dictionary currently awaiting publication and includes info on dream recall, dream types and dream translation.
• Dreamer 1.0 for Windows 95 This site is a product review of the Dreamer computer journal and analysis system. Features a journal, search capabilities, keyword markers & a symbol dictionary
• Dreamcatching: Every Parent's Guide to Understanding and Exploring Children's Dreams and Nightmares.New Book!  Kelly Bulkeley and Alan Siegel. general information for parents and children on children's dreams including instructions for recalling dreams, bibliographies, excerpts from the book providing information etc.
• At Dream Network's website http://dreamnetwork.net you will find a (nearly) complete listing of all articles published in the Dream Network since 1982. In association with amazon.com, we have compiled an extensive bibliography of some of the finest dream and myth related books on the market, fyi and/or for sale online.
• Bill Kudrle's Awaken 98 Dream Journal Software
  Awake Software  www.awake-software.com
• Dream Tool Box, based on Clara Hill's work, an interactive system designed to help you explore your dreams, determine what they mean to you, and to use what you’ve discovered to make positive changes in your life.
• Personal Dream Dictionary - Software. Dreamershaven.com offers a personal dream dictionary service. 
• Dream Temple Journaling Software-Dream Temple is a dream journaling software package for both Windows and Macintosh that offers a wealth of journalling capabilities that will appeal to virtually any dreamworker, or any level of dreamworking sophistication. With an intuitive and straightforward interface, Dream Temple is easy to use right out of the box, and as an added bit of inspiration, initiates each session with a dream quotation from accomplished individuals in a variety of fields.
• The Dream Toolbox -The Dream Toolbox v.1.06 has finally been released! The pre-release version had a great response last summer at several professional conferences, including the Association for the Study of Dreams (ASD) conference, the American Psychological Association (APA) conference & the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR) conference. After months of testing and much reworking, The Dream Toolbox is finally available to the public.
  The Dream Toolbox is an interactive computerized version of the Cognitive-Experiential model of working with dreams, developed by Dr. Clara Hill, eminent professor of psychology at the University of Maryland. The model involves a 3-stage process of exploring your dreams, understanding their personal meaning to you, and using what you learned to make positive changes in your life. The Hill model is an integrative, pantheoretical approach to working with dreams that is likely to appeal to most people who are interested in dreams and dream work. It's a great tool for personal growth, but you can also use it for helping your clients (if you're a counselor), training your students (if you're a teacher/professor), & conducting research (for all you scientific/academic types).
• Dreams - Journal Software for Palms - Free, easy to use way to record, organize and search dreams. By Claudio Sennhauser.
• Dreams Do Come True: Using Your Dreams To Discover Your Full Potential, coming out in North America August, 2002. Layne Dalfen creates a powerful new approach to dream work that combines insights from Freud, Adler, Jung, and Gestalt psychology. Her unique method reveals the four levels of dreaming that must be accessed to fully interpret and benefit from each dream. Packed with easy-to-use dream charts, journal techniques that really work, and true success stories, Dreams Do Come True will transform the waking life of every dreamer.
• Dreams for Dummies - by Penny Pierce.  This book, reviewed by  Jeremy Taylor is published by (HungryMinds/Wiley&Sons, 2000) and part of the Intuitive Way project. 
• Dream Auction: Many signed dream books and other objects are sold each month, proceeds going to the Association for the Study of Dreams.

   

• Harry Bosma's Dream Links - A great introduction to dreaming on the Net and and annotated link section. Also be sure to see Harry's fabulous CDS and Dreams a heart warming account of dreams and their relation to Chronic Fatigue syndrome.
• Books and Bibliographies on Dreams The DreamGate Collection Index of Dream Bibliographies Online.
• DreamGate and Electric Dreams Resource Page - An annotated List of Dream Links, resources, organizations, publications and current events newsletters.
• A History of Dream Sharing In Cyberspace A collective project sponsored by DreamGate. The full scoop on email groups, IRC Chat Dream talk, Dream Shows, special mail lists and International shows. Historical Documents about alt.dreams and more.
• DreamTime
• Yahoo
• Dreams

• Dream Flights. The premier site for flying dreams. Researcher Linda Lane Magallón has gathered information on flying incubation, meanings, lucidity,
  facts and FAQs.
• Griebel's On-line Dictionary of Dream Symbols 1) See suggestions for interpretations of dream symbols. 2) Submit your own suggestions, and help this dictionary grow.
• ASD Articles - Questions - Common Questions about dreams and some responses.
• ASD Articles Nightmare Information.
• ASD Articles Science projects for School.
• Dream Talk Stop by the ASD bulletin board and join in conversations on the study of dreams, color and dreams, dream interpretation issues, references and bibliographies on dreams and many other topics. Also, be sure to check out the ASD Art Gallery while you are there and see a wonderful gallery of dream inspired art.
• DREAMERS There is a place where dreams and wishes meet, create and unfold. Come to Dreamers and expore that place.
• Interpret Your Life As A Dream The Work of Glenn R. Williston, Ph.D. as published in Body, Mind, Spirit Magazine, April/May 1994 by D. Rosen
• Dreamwers Awaken. This is a short description of the content: The world is about to awaken. The masters of the world are not those who get up a five A.M. to build civilization. They are not those with money orpolitical clout and they don't drive nice cars or own luxurious homes. This web novel will take you into a world that has existed as long as man. A hidden domain controlled by a few but seen by all of us. A place where man has been enslaved and is carefully controlled to protect the secret. Come along and explore the dreamscape as you have never seen it before. Break out of the "Black Room" of dreamless sleep and open your eyes to the "Turnstiles" which protect the secret. Learn to fly and look through the "Glass Wall" into a coma. As your eyes are opened, you will discover the impenetrable truth which exists to keep you out. You may never sleep the same again.

  
    Interpret The O.J. Trial Like a Dream An Interview with Dr. Glenn R. Williston by Lisa Bennett Since you have written numerous articles on interpreting everyday events like dreams, I wonder if anyone has asked you about the O.J. trail and the issues around it. "As a matter of fact, someone asked me just the other day about the trial. The question went something like this: "How are we supposed to have faith in the justice system or in the world with the outcome of the trail?"
  Dr. Glenn R. Williston, educator, consultant, and author of numerous books and articles, including the international best-seller Discovering Your Past Lives, teaches his clients and students how to interpret the meaning of events.

• Alt-MEDMartket's Alternative Healthcare Index Alt-MEDMarket has taken a "trade journal" approach to the Internet. This is done by adding relevant information and their customer's Alternative Healthcare related sites to create a large focused spot for browsers interested in the topic to visit. An area of the site that has tremendous potential is the library. To increase the amount of information available there they are looking for articles or papers of interest to their visitors. If you would like to have an article made available in the Alt-MEDMarket library and publicized in the "Alt-MEDMarket Direct!", their newsletter, contact Tim Corbett at articles@medmarket.com . There is no charge for this service and all articles will have a link and or an e-mail link back to the company or person of origin.
• "A Better Medical World of Information." A resource, content rich center of valuable medical industry information and links.
• MSNBC presents Only in your Dreams  - A week of videos online about dream research, interpretations, guests and topics in Dreams and Dreaming. 
• 101 Questions about Sleep and Dreams - From the Pacific Sleep Medical Service
• Nightmares, the Immortal Collection - Turning nightmares into writing by Jeroen Verbeek.

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