Video: The World of Dreams

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The ancient art of divination becomes 21st century science in the hands of those who interpret dreams

In 1973, researchers at the School of Metaphysics discovered the Rosetta Stone that unlocks the mysteries of those images that come to us during sleep. The language of our dreams is older than any spoken on the planet. It is the language of the soul.

Meet artists, engineers, computer programmers, students, housewives, even mechanics, who have learned this language. These international dream interpreters answer the most common questions we ask about our dreams. Where do they come from? What do they mean? What about flying dreams? Nightmares? Teeth falling out? Being naked in public? Giving birth, getting married, or dying in your dream? The answers await you in A World of Dreams.

Next, look at dream experiences from the expert’s point of view as near death experiences, visitation, lucid dreaming, and simultaneous dreaming are explained. Dr. Barbara Condron, author of The Dreamer’s Dictionary and coordinator of www.dreamschool.org, hosts 90 minutes that will change how you appreciate and understand your dreams.