Dream Interpreter - Gustavus Hindman Miller

People have been fascinated by dreams throughout history. How should we approach them? What should we expect from the future? How should we move forward with our lives? Dreams are a mirror of our soul: no matter who or what we encounter in our dreams, we always encounter ourselves in them. They speak of our mental and physical health, but they are also like grateful or disturbing guests from the universe that ease our everyday lives or make us think about them. They are as real and unreal as life itself. Gustavus Hindman Miller's The Interpreter of Dreams (first published in 1901) – the most well-known of its kind – has interested several generations and has been published more than 40 times over the decades. It is an interesting and at times entertaining piece of writing, simply because of the atmosphere of the era. The book contains a total of over 10,000 interpretations of dream symbols, and the topics are presented in alphabetical order.