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ADVICE : WHEN YOU POST ON DREAM FORUMS
When you post a dream you need to make it attractive and easy to read. Certain details need to be included other than the dream itself. If the dream includes actual people then say a bit about what your relationship is with them. If the dream takes place in a restaurant that exists mention the name of it - sometimes dreams use plays on words on the names of different things.

If something may have sparked a certain item being in a dream then mention that. If in the dream you hear music by the strokes then say if you listened to them just before you went to sleep. Also say if your read about something that may have sparked the dream

Be clear. Sometimes it is difficult to understand what was dream and what was reality.

POST BACK

Say if the dream was correctly interpreted. Add additional details if necessary. Its just common courtesy. It will encourage people to answer yours and other peoples posts - remember there are more people who want their posts to be answered than dream interpreters.

EMAILS AND CONTROL BOXES

It is very frustrating if no one answers your post. You will be checking every half hour and eventually you will give up. That's a pity because experienced users will go to lower pages.

If you click for an e-mail notification (look for the box as you post) then you will get an e-mail when the dream is answered.

Click the control box - this may show you details of the forums you have written in

Register - otherwise you will not get any e-mail's or control boxes. Most forums make you register but some allow you to post as a guest. But if you are a proper member then its a lot easier

READ OTHER POSTS

You may pick up the answer to your dreams by reading other posts. And anyway you may pick up information on how dreams are analyzed and how others post their dreams

DREAM DICTIONARIES

There are good dream dictionaries on line. Try them - they may give an insight - and if your dream isn't answered then it is better than nothing

NIGHTMARES
DISTURBING DREAMS : Nightmares.
NIGHTMARES : Childrens Nightmares.
WORLD WAR ONE NIGHTMARES : Dreaming of the front line.
NIGHTMARES : A practical study of nightmares showing what individual nightmares meant
CONFRONTING FEAR IN NIGHTMARES : By Dorian Paul

DREAM SYMBOLISM
DREAM SYMBOLISM :Neural patterns and their relevance to dream interpretation
ANIMALS IN DREAMS :By Dorian Paul
ANIMALS IN DREAMS : Animals in dreams
COLOURS IN DREAMS : By Urban
COLOURS IN DREAMS : By Kafka
Archetypes and myths : Jungs archetypes by Dorian Paul
INDIVIDUATION : understanding the Jungian approach
ARCHETYPES : Jungian archetypes
EVIL ARCHETYPES : By Dorian Paul
Heros and archetypes : by Dorian Paul
DREAMS AND MUSIC : by Dorian Paul
CRUSH DREAMS : The archetype
DREAM DICTIONARY? : Are we influenced by the dream dictionary we use by "Comrade Bart"

PREMONITIONS AND TELEPATHY
HEART TRANSPLANTS - Does the heart have a memory
DAVID MANDELL :Psychic paintings?
OUT OF BODY EXPERIENCES :OBE's and psychic phenonoma
Premonitions :places deep into the future?
SCIENCE :Towards an understanding of premonitions
EXPERIMENTS :Premonition studies and false premonitions

SLEEP PHENONOMA
HYPNOPOMPIC AND HYPNOGOGIC IMAGERY :Hallucinations and dreams
HYPNOGOGIC IMAGERY :Example dreams
SLEEPWALKING :Dreams and sleepwalking
SLEEP DEPRIVATION :The TV reality show "shattered"
CIRCADIAN RYTHMS :Dreams and melatonin
LUCID DREAMS

DREAMS AND THE MIND
THETAWAVES :Hallucinations and dreams
NEURAL IMAGING:Attempts to prove or disprove the existence of ESP
ROBERT STICKGOLD:Robert Stickgolds studies of dreams and the game Tetris
DREAM DIARIES :What to look out for
THE FUNCTION OF DREAMS Why do we dream
COMMUNICATION SKILLS : Dorian Paul on left and right brain issues?
MEDITATION :Using meditation to expand your mind

OTHER ARTICLES
BIG BROTHER : A study of the Big Brother reality show
THE SPIRITUAL AAPROACH : By Always Dreaming
INSPIRATION : By Dorian Paul
FAITH AND DREAMS : By Weiss
MONTAGUE ULLMAN : Swedish researcher

OTHER DREAM INTERPRETORS

Aisling Ireland : Posts at www.bellaonline.com