Books

Books about Dreams

You are in the right place. My books about dreams are well known for demystifying dream interpretation, and I’d also like to tell you about the books I love from other authors. Start with mine.

The Science of the Paranormal due for release in July 2024. Learn about crazy ESP dreams and what the science has to say. It makes the case for the reality of some paranormal phenomena including precognitive dreams and dream telepathy.

If nightmares are more your interest, here’s the book you must read. It’s an all in one reference full of fascinating facts and accounts of dreams that make a big impact. It includes the story of my 30 year ordeal with a nightmare and how I healed a generational trauma.

The best dream dictionary

You want to know why dream symbols mean what they do, and that’s why you’ll love my best selling dream dictionary. It offers the depth needed to really understand and personalize them, and that’s one reason why it’s the best dream dictionary out there.

You want to get up to speed with your dream interpretation skills. I show you how in my crash course. Learn step by step how I interpret dreams.

“Much has been written about the interpretation of dreams, but this excellent book by J.M. DeBord, DREAMS 1-2-3, takes a different approach to the subject of dreaming: his book is a means to help us recall our dreams and then once having mastered that elusive task, to understand the meaning and the impetus for our dreams and to interpret them.”

Grady

Top 50 Amazon Reviewer

Step 1: Remember your dreams. It can be tough to do, but this book provides you with plenty of tips and suggestions and why it’s one of the best things you can do for yourself.

Step 2: Interpret your dreams. It’s not as difficult as it can appear once you learn to look at dreams as stories told through symbolism.

Step 3: Live your dreams by listening to their advice and applying it to your life. You make your dreams come true by practicing dream work daily.

As I say in the book, your dreams are like the best life coach who lives in your head and knows what makes you tick, and best of all, speaks your lingo. The answers from your dream coach are personal and insightful. They motivate and enlighten. They point you down the path toward personal fulfillment and wholeness.

Dreams 1-2-3 at Google Play

More Books about Dreams, Listed by Subject

Symbolism

• Man and His Symbols, by Carl Jung. The classic introduction to dream symbolism and Jung’s theories.
• The Encyclopedia of Symbolism, by Kevin Todeschi.  Kevin is a great teacher and his book is comprehensive.

Dream work

• Dream Language: Self Understanding Through Imagery and Color, by Bob Hoss. Bob’s work is groundbreaking and based in science.
• The History of Last Night’s Dream, by Rodger Kamenetz. Rodger’s approach really honors the dream as an experience.
• Inner Work: Using Dreams and Active Imagination for Personal Growth, by Robert Johnson. An all-time classic.
• Wise Dreams: Subtle Messages of the Inner Self, by Rebecca Cleland. Rebecca is a fresh voice who uses her own dream life to teach people how to understand their dream lives.
• Dream Work (Book), by Jeremy Taylor. Link is to his books page. Too many to mention individually. He’s highly respected.
• Conscious Dreaming, by Robert Moss. This book opened me up to the deeper layers of dreaming.

Sleep and Dreams

• Dream Like a Boss, by Ryan Hurd. Well-sourced and comprehensive, it covers advice for better sleep and better dreams.

Dreams and Creativity

• The Dreams Behind the Music, by Craig Sim Webb. As a music fan, I love this book.
• Creative Dreaming, by Patricia Garfield. Link is to her online bookstore, she has so many titles. Such a widely respected source of wisdom and knowledge.
• Power Hunch, by Marcia Emery. Tapping intuition through dreams.

Children’s Dreams and Nightmares

• Sleep Monster and Superheroes

Stop back soon for more recommended books about dreams.