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Ebook Title: 10000 Dreams Interpreted
Author: Gustavus Hindman Miller
Ebook Description:
Dream Dictionary (An A to Z of the Meanings of Dreams) : is a collection of a wide variety of subjects which an individual might dream about and what meaning that dream might hold for the individual. The following is an A to Z guide of dream meanings taken from the "10,000 Dreams Interpreted" work by Gustavus Hindman Miller. The copy has been kept in its original form as supplied in etext form courtesy of Project Gutenberg, apart from style and hypertext link alterations to make the navigation process easier. For additional information please read Gustavus Hindman Miller's Preface to his work.
A Few Questions And Subjective Answers Regarding Dreams
QUESTION.−−What is a dream?
ANSWER−−A dream is an event transpiring in
that world belonging to the mind when the
objective senses have withdrawn into rest or
oblivion.
Then the spiritual man is living alone in the
future or ahead of objective life and
consequently lives man's future first,
developing conditions in a way that enables
waking man to shape his actions by warnings,
so as to make life a perfect existence.
Q.−−What relationship is sustained between
the average man and his dreams?
A.−−A dream to the average or sensual
person, bears the same relation to his
objective life that it maintained in the case of
the ideal dreamer, but it means pleasures,
sufferings and advancements on a lower or
material plane.
Q.−−Then why is man not always able to
correctly interpret his dreams?
A.−−Just as words fail sometimes to express
ideas, so dreams fail sometimes in their mind
pictures to portray coming events.
Q.−−If they relate to the future, why is it we so
often dream of the past?
A.−−When a person dreams of past events,
those events are warnings of evil or good;
sometimes they are stamped so indelibly upon
the subjective mind that the least tendency of
the waking mind to the past throws these
pictures in relief on the dream consciousness.
Q.−−Why is it that present environments often
influence our dreams?
A.−−Because the future of man is usually
affected by the present, so if he mars the
present by wilful wrongs, or makes it bright by
right living it will necessarily have influence on
his dreams, as they are forecastings of the
future.
Q.−−What is an apparition?
A.−−It is the subjective mind stored with the
wisdom gained from futurity, and in its
strenuous efforts to warn its present
habitation−− the corporal body−−of dangers
just ahead, takes on the shape of a dear one
as the most effective method of imparting this
knowledge.
Q.−−How does subjectivity deal with time?
A.−−There is no past and future to subjectivity.
It is all one living present.
Q.−−If that is so, why can't you tell us
accurately of our future as you do of our past?
A.−−Because events are like a procession;
they pass a few at a time and cast a shadow
on subjective minds, and those which have
passed before the waking mind are felt by
other minds also and necessarily make a more
lasting impression on the subjective mind.
Q.−−To illustrate: A person on retiring or
closing his eyes had a face appear to him, the
forehead well formed but the lower parts
distorted. Explain this phenomenon?
A.−−A changed state from perfect sleep or
waking possessed him.
Now, the man's face was only the expression
of his real thoughts and the state of his
business combined.
His thoughts were strong and healthy, but his
business fagging, hence his own spirit is not a
perfect likeness of his own soul, as it takes
every atom of earthly composition perfectly
normal to reproduce a perfect spirit picture of
the soul or mortal man.
He would have seen a true likeness of himself
had conditions been favorable; thus a man
knows when a complete whole is his portion.
Study to make surroundings always
harmonious. Life is only being perfectly carried
on when these conditions are in unison.More... | 
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