The Nitty Gritty of Interpreting Your Dreams

The Nitty Gritty of Interpreting Your Dreams

This course is adapted from the book “The Nitty Gritty of Interpreting Your Dreams.” It contains the same practical information that can be used as a guide to learn how to interpret your dreams so that you understand any message from Heaven, that may be in them. Everyone is curious about their dreams but did you know that science has proven that dreams are vitally necessary for our wellbeing and over-all happiness, even our health, therefore understanding our dreams should be very important to all of us. Our dreams can have varying degrees of importance. While some dreams are not meaningful at all, some are very important. Without proper understanding of dreams, their types and structure, it can be difficult to distinguish the meaningful ones from those that are not. This course will show you how to break your dreams down into small segments, identify their importance, as well as, their meaning and put it all back together again for the complete and full interpretation. It will also guide you through the process of determining the type and what category you should place it in, as well as the source of your dream. The source may surprise you because dreams come from many different sources, some good some not so good. Knowing these principles not only helps to understand the meaning of dreams but also, if they are important enough to use for direction in our lives or if they should be dismissed as simply a “garbage” dream. After taking this course, you will understand your dreams and will never be dismayed or frightened by a dream again. You can also use this information to help others understand their dreams.

And other Messages From Heaven

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What you will learn

• How to interpret your dreams and identify their source.
• How to tell if it is a "Pizza Dream" or is an important one.
• How to translate your dreams into understandable language.

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Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 4.5 hours

Instructor: Thomas R Cleghorn