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The Stars At Night colorfully portrays successfully creative personalities achieving self-awareness and spiritual insight through their dreams. Likewise, the book shows that everyone can become more creative and spiritual by tending to his or her own dreams. In this text, Anita Hall shares the techniques, attitude, and approach that she uses, as well as actual dreams of the generous personalities, such as Alan Arkin and

The Stars At Night colorfully portrays successfully creative personalities achieving self-awareness and spiritual insight through their dreams. Likewise, the book shows that everyone can become more creative and spiritual by tending to his or her own dreams. In this text, Anita Hall shares the techniques, attitude, and approach that she uses, as well as actual dreams of the generous personalities, such as Alan Arkin and

An authoritative voice in dreams, giving advice and instructions for daily living as well as awareness and enlightenment about life in general.  Current truths and bits of wisdom with explanations and/or commentary by the author, using illustrations from personal experience to bring more understanding of the information.

Told that "Dreams are an important source of information", the dreams confirm they are excellent guidance for personal and spiritual growth along a path that is not available except from an inner level.

Although dreams are very personal, these particular ones are more impersonal and are applicable to any individual who is traveling a spiritual path and interested in more awareness about life on the planet.

They range from instructions like "Develop a happy-g-lucky attitude" to a revelation of the Secret of Life to a series of explanations about what dreams actually are and how they are created.

How we attract things to us, how we create our own future, how to maintain good health, and other information designed to make life easier, better, and healthier when the advice is followed.

It outlines a path of truth and wisdom.  When followed, it leads to both physical and spiritual attainments as logical results.  It reveals life, not as we know it, but as it actually is in reality.

Through her dreams and visions and those of a few friends, Author Kathryn Hilton reveals the lost Continent of Atlantis and other major earth changes that will occur in the future.  Mostly about the U.S.A., there is information about a few other places on the planet.

Mt. Fujiyama explodes, destroying the island of Japan, setting up a chain of reactions around the Pacific.  At end of the chain, Mt. McKinley erupts in Alaska, causing a tidal wave that will submerge the state of California and part of neighboring states.

In Europe the submerged city of Athenai surfaces in the Mediteranean Sea as the coastline of Greece dramatically increases in size.  As the Sea becomes smaller, other areas of land will rise.

The island of Atlantis, landlocked for centuries, appears as half of South Carolina and part of North Carolina become submerged.  A tidal wave hits New York City, flooding Times Square and most of Manhattan.  Seattle is destroyed by a large earthquake and rebuilt.

From the East Coast to the West Coast, many states are covered to give an overall view of what will happen to the United States. With the Moon changing position, a planetary quake, and rotation of the planet temporarily stopping, creating darkness over half the Earth, this book gives a comprehensive look at the future of our world.  After these disasters have ended, there will be no more for 700 years.

An authoritative voice in dreams, giving advice and instructions for daily living as well as awareness and enlightenment about life in general.  Current truths and bits of wisdom with explanations and/or commentary by the author, using illustrations from personal experience to bring more understanding of the information.

Told that "Dreams are an important source of information", the dreams confirm they are excellent guidance for personal and spiritual growth along a path that is not available except from an inner level.

Although dreams are very personal, these particular ones are more impersonal and are applicable to any individual who is traveling a spiritual path and interested in more awareness about life on the planet.

They range from instructions like "Develop a happy-g-lucky attitude" to a revelation of the Secret of Life to a series of explanations about what dreams actually are and how they are created.

How we attract things to us, how we create our own future, how to maintain good health, and other information designed to make life easier, better, and healthier when the advice is followed.

It outlines a path of truth and wisdom.  When followed, it leads to both physical and spiritual attainments as logical results.  It reveals life, not as we know it, but as it actually is in reality.

Through her dreams and visions and those of a few friends, Author Kathryn Hilton reveals the lost Continent of Atlantis and other major earth changes that will occur in the future.  Mostly about the U.S.A., there is information about a few other places on the planet.

Mt. Fujiyama explodes, destroying the island of Japan, setting up a chain of reactions around the Pacific.  At end of the chain, Mt. McKinley erupts in Alaska, causing a tidal wave that will submerge the state of California and part of neighboring states.

In Europe the submerged city of Athenai surfaces in the Mediteranean Sea as the coastline of Greece dramatically increases in size.  As the Sea becomes smaller, other areas of land will rise.

The island of Atlantis, landlocked for centuries, appears as half of South Carolina and part of North Carolina become submerged.  A tidal wave hits New York City, flooding Times Square and most of Manhattan.  Seattle is destroyed by a large earthquake and rebuilt.

From the East Coast to the West Coast, many states are covered to give an overall view of what will happen to the United States. With the Moon changing position, a planetary quake, and rotation of the planet temporarily stopping, creating darkness over half the Earth, this book gives a comprehensive look at the future of our world.  After these disasters have ended, there will be no more for 700 years.

Dreaming, according to my personal and convincing analysis, is the reviewing of the previous day’s activities and committing them to memory.

Each dream episode is symbolized by what we already have stored in our memory banks. Emotions or events will evoke a symbol that will appear in the dream along with other symbols already encoded to create a story line that seems strange, funny, or even slightly confused. The massive numbers of memories we have would be impossible to categorize separately. It is much more efficient to draw out these encoded symbols from our memory and store yesterday’s memorable happenings in the same code. If we do not have a symbolic representation for something or someone, then that person, item, or activity will represent itself and create a new code. What compounds the mystery of symbolism is that each individual has established his own very personal ones throughout his own life experiences. Thus, no one is truly able to decipher another’s dream.

A dream can even be the result of a radio or TV story heard during sleep and absorbed into the dream. The dialogue may be repeated quite accurately but the dreamer creates his own picture images. I have experienced this quite often, waking to ask, “Why did she or he say this or that?” and compare the reality to my dream scenes. (Perhaps we should give credence to the possibility that we might learn during sleep while a recorded voice recites the lesson repeatedly.) On the other hand, watching a TV program that impresses or evokes certain emotions can trigger a dream later with our own symbols to create our own episode.

A sound can produce a quick little dream. Instantaneously - between a click before an alarm rings and the ring itself can cause a flash of a dream according to what that sound conjured up from our memory bank. If a sound does not wake us, we will weave it into our dream story in marvelous ways. Just a touch that probably would be unexplainable unless one woke up to the ongoing sound and recognize it as having been in our dream.

Recurring dreams, I am convinced, represent a certain emotion or feeling that we experienced somewhere back in time and that scene is brought forward whenever it is needed to depict that emotion. The scene is representative of a prior emotional experience and comes forth as the same scene in our dream each time that same emotion is reflected from the previous day. Thus the recurrence.

Our life experiences being different, so would our storage areas be comprised of different methods of remembering. The swimming scenes that recur occasionally in my dreams are always very pleasing to me. Even though I do not swim, simply watching swimmers evokes a relaxing, soothing sensation within me. I’m sure the previous day had pleasurable times that were being reflected. On the other hand, when I dream of flooding or turbulent water, a negative experience in the previous day is revived in that same night’s dream as an unpleasant water scene. Actually, the last swimming episode in my life was a near disaster for me and perhaps that particular occasion was the one that influences the negative evocation of water. Yet, strangely enough, watching people swim is a pleasure to me, hence the positive sensation. Other emotions – anxiety, sadness, fear, anger, joy, etc., are represented in a symbolic manner that is unique to us alone, as is the original encoded episode.

We require codes or symbols as mental shorthand to store in a compact unit the massive number of thoughts, activities and emotions we experience during a lifetime. The recurrence of certain episodes or metaphors eliminates the necessity to store another code. I believe it is erroneous to infer mystical or psychological interpretations. Dreams are a natural function of the marvelous composition of the human body such as blinking, swallowing, smiling, etc. There has not been a single dream that I have been unable to reconcile with the activities and emotions of the previous day. The dream is a vehicle to implant memories. We know that animals dream, though some lower forms of life may follow their instincts rather than using memory to function. I wonder if birds dream since they do remember. The mocking birds and scrub jays that frequent our garden each year appear to remember us in an amicable manner, including one particular mocking bird that renews its friendship with our cat each spring.

When a person in your dream is representative of someone else, there is always a significant connection. Your dream will always find a tie-in that conjures up the one already encoded in your memory bank. There always seems to be more than one characteristic that portrays that individual, as minor as it seems.

Dreams are not meant for entertainment. Dreams are a function of our bodies that is as essential to us as walking, seeing, speaking, etc., and the means of recording in code to commit memory the events of the previous day.

Dreaming, according to my personal and convincing analysis, is the reviewing of the previous day’s activities and committing them to memory.

Each dream episode is symbolized by what we already have stored in our memory banks. Emotions or events will evoke a symbol that will appear in the dream along with other symbols already encoded to create a story line that seems strange, funny, or even slightly confused. The massive numbers of memories we have would be impossible to categorize separately. It is much more efficient to draw out these encoded symbols from our memory and store yesterday’s memorable happenings in the same code. If we do not have a symbolic representation for something or someone, then that person, item, or activity will represent itself and create a new code. What compounds the mystery of symbolism is that each individual has established his own very personal ones throughout his own life experiences. Thus, no one is truly able to decipher another’s dream.

A dream can even be the result of a radio or TV story heard during sleep and absorbed into the dream. The dialogue may be repeated quite accurately but the dreamer creates his own picture images. I have experienced this quite often, waking to ask, “Why did she or he say this or that?” and compare the reality to my dream scenes. (Perhaps we should give credence to the possibility that we might learn during sleep while a recorded voice recites the lesson repeatedly.) On the other hand, watching a TV program that impresses or evokes certain emotions can trigger a dream later with our own symbols to create our own episode.

A sound can produce a quick little dream. Instantaneously - between a click before an alarm rings and the ring itself can cause a flash of a dream according to what that sound conjured up from our memory bank. If a sound does not wake us, we will weave it into our dream story in marvelous ways. Just a touch that probably would be unexplainable unless one woke up to the ongoing sound and recognize it as having been in our dream.

Recurring dreams, I am convinced, represent a certain emotion or feeling that we experienced somewhere back in time and that scene is brought forward whenever it is needed to depict that emotion. The scene is representative of a prior emotional experience and comes forth as the same scene in our dream each time that same emotion is reflected from the previous day. Thus the recurrence.

Our life experiences being different, so would our storage areas be comprised of different methods of remembering. The swimming scenes that recur occasionally in my dreams are always very pleasing to me. Even though I do not swim, simply watching swimmers evokes a relaxing, soothing sensation within me. I’m sure the previous day had pleasurable times that were being reflected. On the other hand, when I dream of flooding or turbulent water, a negative experience in the previous day is revived in that same night’s dream as an unpleasant water scene. Actually, the last swimming episode in my life was a near disaster for me and perhaps that particular occasion was the one that influences the negative evocation of water. Yet, strangely enough, watching people swim is a pleasure to me, hence the positive sensation. Other emotions – anxiety, sadness, fear, anger, joy, etc., are represented in a symbolic manner that is unique to us alone, as is the original encoded episode.

We require codes or symbols as mental shorthand to store in a compact unit the massive number of thoughts, activities and emotions we experience during a lifetime. The recurrence of certain episodes or metaphors eliminates the necessity to store another code. I believe it is erroneous to infer mystical or psychological interpretations. Dreams are a natural function of the marvelous composition of the human body such as blinking, swallowing, smiling, etc. There has not been a single dream that I have been unable to reconcile with the activities and emotions of the previous day. The dream is a vehicle to implant memories. We know that animals dream, though some lower forms of life may follow their instincts rather than using memory to function. I wonder if birds dream since they do remember. The mocking birds and scrub jays that frequent our garden each year appear to remember us in an amicable manner, including one particular mocking bird that renews its friendship with our cat each spring.

When a person in your dream is representative of someone else, there is always a significant connection. Your dream will always find a tie-in that conjures up the one already encoded in your memory bank. There always seems to be more than one characteristic that portrays that individual, as minor as it seems.

Dreams are not meant for entertainment. Dreams are a function of our bodies that is as essential to us as walking, seeing, speaking, etc., and the means of recording in code to commit memory the events of the previous day.

Alguna vez te has preguntado acerca del recorrido que llevará tu alma hasta el punto actual de tu existencia? Y cómo estas vivencias podrían estar afectandote en la misma? Esta historia podría llevarte a cuestionartelo. Atravez del alma es una recopilación de temas tales como, reencarnación, vidas pasadas, almas gemelas y regresiones. Y hacia donde va nuestra alma en este proceso de evolución Esta es la historia de Ariana, una muchacha bella, joven y talentosa, quien apesar de tener tales atributos, llevaba una vida monótona y rutinaria aún teniendolo todo. Siempre con una sensación de ausencia de algo que ella mismo desconocia, hasta que en un grito desesperado de su subconciente, experimenta una autoregresión involuntaria, que atravez de un sueño, su alma comienza una travesía a sus vidas pasadas, reencontrandose una y otra vez, con su alma gemela. Encontrándola en diferentes épocas y personajes, que envuelven esta historia en un halo de misterio, romance y aventuras, reconociéndolo siempre por su mirada y descubriendo el motivo de su vacío e inconformidad por medio de sus vivencias en esta extraodinaria experiencia, que la llevará a conecer el verdadero sentido de la felicidad alcanzando niveles más altos espiritualmente a travez del alma.

Alguna vez te has preguntado acerca del recorrido que llevará tu alma hasta el punto actual de tu existencia? Y cómo estas vivencias podrían estar afectandote en la misma? Esta historia podría llevarte a cuestionartelo. Atravez del alma es una recopilación de temas tales como, reencarnación, vidas pasadas, almas gemelas y regresiones. Y hacia donde va nuestra alma en este proceso de evolución Esta es la historia de Ariana, una muchacha bella, joven y talentosa, quien apesar de tener tales atributos, llevaba una vida monótona y rutinaria aún teniendolo todo. Siempre con una sensación de ausencia de algo que ella mismo desconocia, hasta que en un grito desesperado de su subconciente, experimenta una autoregresión involuntaria, que atravez de un sueño, su alma comienza una travesía a sus vidas pasadas, reencontrandose una y otra vez, con su alma gemela. Encontrándola en diferentes épocas y personajes, que envuelven esta historia en un halo de misterio, romance y aventuras, reconociéndolo siempre por su mirada y descubriendo el motivo de su vacío e inconformidad por medio de sus vivencias en esta extraodinaria experiencia, que la llevará a conecer el verdadero sentido de la felicidad alcanzando niveles más altos espiritualmente a travez del alma.

‘Understanding Your Dreams And Visions’ is an introductory tool designed for those believers who struggle with understanding and interpreting their dreams and visions and want to begin to learn more. It is designed to help you dream again and to teach you how to listen and recognize the voice of the Almighty God. It is designed to help you to restore your relationship with God and to bring you into alignment with Him. May God give you wisdom, knowledge, and understanding as He reveals His plans and purposes for your life.