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The Meaning of Dreams
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The Meaning of Dreams

by Elliott O'Donnell
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Author Elliott O'Donnell
Publisher Kalpaz Publications
Synopsis In this volume, the author’s interpretation of dreams is based on his own experiences and the experiences of those certain people whom he came in contact with. The author has described about animal dreams elaborately, such as bats, bears, foxes, frogs, horses, monkeys,bulls and many more. As per the author, bird dreams are very common. With them alone, he might fill a volume. However, due to limited space, he has dealt only briefly with a few of them.He has mentioned about canary, crow, cuckoo, duck, and fowl, to name a few. In this volume, the author has given a considerable space to the variety of dogs that we see in dreams and their respective consequences.The colour, especially when it is vivid and predominant, has much significance.The separate meaning of each separate colour in dreams is briefly described.The author has also covered dreams of drowning, eating, falling, drinking, digging, etc.

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Binding: HardBack
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Kalpaz Publications
  • Pages: 194
  • Binding: HardBack
  • ISBN: 9788121217880
  • Category: Literature
  • Related Category: Literature
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