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has received ten copies of Janice Baylis's handbook. Dream
Decoding and Dynamics: An Interpretation Manual (see
page 232). We are going to give them to the first ten participating
subscribers who send in any of the following items which are
judged acceptable for publication.
1) A dream shield, or collage of dream symbols
(see Sundance, I(2), 184) in black and white and
suitable for photographic reproduction (see pages 155 and
162).
2) A review of a good book of interest to
dreamers (500 words). Stress what you learned from reading
and applying the book (see page 235).
3) A dream interpretation essay (500 words)
that gives some insight into the collection of subscribers'
dreams about our Journal that have appeared so far
in Sundance (for example, see pages 274-281).
Entries will be judged promptly and in order
of receipt. The first ten entries judged acceptable for publication
will receive a copy of the handbook. Subsequent entries that
are judged acceptable will also be eligible for publication.
Wanted: Telepathic Dream Helpers
A research project is underway to study the
ability of dreamers to diagnose clairvoyantly and render telepathic
assistance to people who are requesting help for mental or
physical sufferings. The research project is being patterned
after the "Dream Helper Ceremony" described in the
previous issue of Sundance (see "Telepathy in
Dreaming" by Robert Van de Castle and "Dreaming
for Mary" by Henry Reed; Sundance, II(1), 100-111).
If you have reason to suspect that your dreams
are sometimes a telepathic response to the needs of
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other people (e.g., as in "The Story of
Herb Lee," p. 197), consider becoming a volunteer dream helper
for this research project. For further information, contact:
Dream Helper Project, c/o Sundance, P.O. Box 595, Virginia
Beach, VA 23451.
The Book of Dreams
Howard Schwartz (see Sundance, 1(2),
212) and Henry Reed are collaborating with dreamers to create
The Book of Dreams, a compilation of the most interesting
dreams that can be found. Have you had a dream that makes
an interesting story in itself about any of the following
topics?
birth
death
marriage
cave
mountain
river
owls
turtles
bears
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seasons
sun
moon
planets
circle
square
triangle
music
plants
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The symbols suggested are meant to prompt
you to look over your dreams for those that might have a general
allegorical value. The editors are also interested in childhood
dreams, recurrent dreams and other especially striking dreams.
As the book progresses, experi- mental portions
of it will appear in Sundance. For example, see Fish for the
Book of Dreams" on page 257. Every person whose dream is chosen
for final publication will receive a free copy of The
Book of Dreams.
Dreams that are submitted anonymously will
be accepted. Otherwise, please indicate if and how you want
your name used. Submissions that fail to indicate that consent
is given for publication cannot be considered.
Address: The Book of Dreams, c/o Sundance.
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