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Last modified: March 12, 2003.
Annotated LinksGeneral
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| Essential sites |
![]() | The Association for the Study of Dreams is an organization dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of dreams. The ASD is by far the most prominent organization in the field. Available at their site is a comprehensive literature list. There's also a bulletin board you can use to exchange messages with fellow dreamers. |
| Introduction | The Dream Doctor answers all your questions about dreams and sleep. This website also has many specialized sections like those for teenagers, parents and seniors. An excellent site. |
![]() | The Dream Tree, a lovely site with Quotes, Dreams on Film, Methods and Ideas, Research and Projects, Dreaming News and a Calendar. |
| Sleep |
![]() | Sleep, dreams and wakefulness is a very informative site from the Department of Experimental Medicine, Claude Bernard University, France. |
![]() | Not everyone considers sleepwalking a problem that needs treatment. Visit this breath of fresh air, the Diary of a Somnambulist of Christine. |
| Links | The Sleep Medicine Home Page offers a rather comprehensive overview of everything related to sleep, including many links to information on sleeping disorders. |
| Interpretation |
| Dictionary | Dream Central has various lively discussion boards, including one for prophetic dreams. There's also an online dictionary. |
| Niki Leboeuf's Dream Vortex offers dream interpretation, dream journaling tips, book and website reviews and some of her own dreams. The picture on the left is from one of her dreams. | |
| Guide | Cyndi explains the TTAQ method, talks about nightmares and tells how to talk about dreams with children at Cyndi's Dream Interpretation Guide. |
| Correlli is a psychiatrist with among others an interest in dreams. (Internal links of this site may be corrupted). | |
| Colors | Working with Color in Dreams is a useful reference if you're puzzled about colors in your dream. |
| Dreamland is a place with dreams submitted for sharing and interpretation. Well chosen categories invite to explore submitted dreams. Your guide is Shelley Wu. | |
| Sample | The Dreamtime offers a free sample interpretation. I liked it. |
![]() | Most dreamers use a multitude of methods for understanding and playing with their dreams. A few of these methods can be found at Working and Playing with Dreams, by John Suler. |
| Pagan | White Horse is a wonderful website also offering some music. |
![]() | The Dream Chimney's collects and comments on submitted dreams. Some dreams have been turned into really nice animations. Also interesting are the dream questions, especially the one where people tell about their experiences with dreams predicting the future. |
| Coaching | Awakening the Medicine Dream offers personal dream coaching. |
![]() | Pegasus Dreaming explains how to use the Tarot to work with dreams. |
| Handwritten | Debbie Boling does dream interpretation at DreamSweep. She encourages you to submit handwritten dreams. |
![]() | Gillian Holloway offers interesting articles and lots of sample interpretations with her Dream Interpretation Services and Resources. |
| General |
| Introduction | A student project resulted in Dreams and Dreaming, a comprehensive introduction to dreaming. |
![]() | The Dream Explanatorium features quotes on dreams, an article about the history of dream analysis and Zelda's Machine. |
| Articles | The Art and Science of Dreams by Lauri Jean Crowe is regularly updated with new articles. I liked the articles about sharing dreams with your family. Look for the more articles link to see all the articles she has written. |
![]() | Mermaid's Wharfs is the homepage of Victoria Quinton, paying attention to children and dreams. She also has many interesting interviews online, first published in Electric Dreams. |
| Mythology | Mythos Institute Homepage: Resources for Growing Souls. This site explains the connection between dreams and mythology. You may need to look hard for it, but they still had a lot of dream related content with the last links check. |
| Dream Yoga introduces you to the six levels of Dream Yoga, a personal development approach brought to you by Joseph Dillard. | |
| Articles | Spirit Online is a comprehensive site that not only offers articles on dreaming but also explains meditation, religion and magic. Hidden in the etcetera section you can find an article about making dream pillows. |
![]() | Do you have premonitions? Then you might want to pay a visit to the Central Premonitions Registry, a place to register your precognitive dreams. Doesn't look very active though. |
| Beds | Wisdom of Dreams by Betty Hollin has a nice history on beds and tips for getting a good night's sleep. |
| Sharing | A website selling mattresses also offers a guide to dreams. The Dream Sharing article is particularly interesting. |
![]() | The Bridge Between the Ego and the Subconscious gives Lolie's view on topics like dreams and reincarnation, surrogate dreaming, problem solving or dream healing. |
| Articles | The website of Doctor Dream contains several nice articles. I especially liked The Temple of Ęsclepius very much. |
![]() | Dreams and Dream Interpretation the Edgar Cayce way. It took a few years but it is now becoming a truly interesting site. This page is part of A.R.E. Inc. Also see DreamLink for their discussion of Edgar Cayce. |
| Art | Artwork of the collective unconscious is a nicely designed website by Gail Bixler featuring illustrated dreams and more. |
| Online Diaries |
| Scheidt | Capturing the Lightning's Shadow by John Paul Scheidt. |
![]() | Maya's Dreams. One of the oldest online dream journals, and frequently updated as well. |
| Vogelein | Dream Journal by Vogelein. Watch for the advertisement window popping up. |
| Donna | Donna Griffiths seems to be able to remember more of her dreams than most other people. Take a look at Donna's Dreams. |
| Willa | Willa's Dream Journal. Warning, Willa's page disables your back button: you can get in, but you can't get out. |
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Enjoy your surfing!
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