Very hard to get ahold of but well worth the effort. Beautifully written and loaded with good information.

Click on the button Dream Cards Interactive and there you will be able to click on the back of a Card and get a Dream Cards Reading on some issue in your life or dream. Many people also click on a Card there for a meditational reading for their day. If this works for you, you might well want to buy your own Dream Cards to use at home and with your friends, not only for dream questions but even more for current life issues. Simply think of your issue and suffle the Dream Cards then cut the deck four times and you will have the top Card to offer you perspective on what you are dealing with. You can look at the Wisdom Card that goes with the Dream Card for additional wisdom statements. -- Strephon Kaplan-Williams

These cards offer just the kind of open ended interpretations you need to explore the meaning of your dreams. Unlike books that often give interpretations dredged up from the dim past, they offer a unique and open ended Jungian slant.

When I got my deck I had dreamed of a pyramid. I decided to take a random card (like I might with a tarot deck) and see what came up. The picture on the card was surprizingly...a pyramid... and the meaning made sense. Jung would call this synchronisity. I call it usefull. Try them. I've enjoyed my deck tremendously.

As the author, Strephon Kaplan-Williams, I just got clearer on the following points which are helpful for the potential user of the Dream Cards.

1. Dream Cards are based on the collective unconscious since their images come from people's great dreams that helped change their lives.

2. You use the Dream Cards in a number of spreads devised by the author to deal with life situations as well as dreams.

3. For making choices, shuffle the Cards and choose one Card for you as chooser and one Card each for your choices. This will reflect back to you the qualities in each of your choices.

4. To Choose between lovers use the above Choice Spread but after you choose a Card for yourself as Relator choose a Card for each of your lovers or potential lovers. This will help you understand better your love problem.

5. Most people use the Dream Cards to evoke synchronicity to give the best perspective on how to handle their life and dream situations.

6. You don't need to work with your night dreams to use the Dream Cards. You create a waking dream by shuffling the Cards and laying out one of the spreads. This gives you perspective and direction on your life just like a night dream would.

7. Regular users of the Dream Cards benefit because they develop an ongoing relationship with the guiding sources in their lives. When we follow the guiding source our lives are moving on the right path without resistance. When we follow our own ego our lives meet resistance after resistance which drains our energy, even for years.

8. You have a greater chance to wake up to what life is all about if you use the Dream Cards regularly for new consciousness and perspective.

9. Many people consider Dream Cards better than tarot decks for gaining perspective because the Dream Cards use a Jungian wholeness model and modern symbolism directly from dreams.

10. Learn about your self at the core.

As one of the authors I can state that one of the key issues this book is dealing with is, do you follow your own personal wishes and desires in life or do you follow a greater guidance which can come through working with dreams. If you choose to follow a greater source than yourself then use the methods in this book to tune into what a wiser source than yourself is trying to teach you through your dreams. But you cannot unlock the gate to your wisdom source if you do not actively work with your dreams, called dreamwork, as well as other primary intuitions which come from a center greater than oneself. Be prepared to confront the religious issue, whom do you ultimately serve? And does your commitment manifest on a daily or weekly basis?

Not only does this book present the judeo-christian basis for dream analysis and tie it in admirably with Jung, but it also emphasizes the general uselessness of "dream dictionaries", since you are the only person who can adequately determine the meaning of your dream. The book then provides a multitude of different techniques that give you all the tools you will ever need to explore the meaning of your dreams and the significance of those dreams to your waking life.

the techniques used gives the individual useful tools for, not only intrepretation of dream symbols, scenes, events ect., I have also found the methods very useful in "waking life".