Recommendations for your dreams and nightmares. Explains what dream catchers are really for. Good discussion of the relevance of symbols in changing times.

Questions from readers on dreams (including Lucid dreaming) and sleep disorders answered by Charles McPhee, author of "Stop Sleeping Through Your Dreams."

This New Age Directory page describes two categories of dreams; dreams of the body, which can inform you of health issues or just that what you had for lunch is hard to digest, and dreams of the mind, mystical experiences which can reveal fated future events or connect you with spirits. Theorizes that all knowledge exists and is merely "transmitted" to humans in our dreams.

Dream Central is a husband-and-wife effort presenting the best ways they have found to record and interpret their dreams. Dictionary-based interpretation.

Information on intepretation and understanding, lucid dreaming, sleep paralysis, night terrors and precognitive dreams. Also includes links to dream and sleep resources, and guidance on helping children with dream problems.

Silvana Ivin interprets her own dreams and those submitted by readers. Includes a discussion of Jungian dream theory and quotations of poetry about dream experiences.

An easy to use tool by T. Tate and B. Golding on remembering one's dreams. Uses metaphor of dreams as precious metals and recommends ways to improve their usefulness.

Includes dream tips and tricks, a dream dictionary, and other tools meant to help find the meaning behind your dreams. Sample entry: "Teeth Falling Out: Fear of growing up or gaining new responsibilities..."

A synopsis of basic dream concepts, including outlines of Freudian and Jungian theories.

Student project and ThinkQuest 1997 winner: includes a dictionary of dream symbols, a list of the stages of sleep leading to dreams, and instructions on recording dreams for interpretation.

A patchwork of links to pages regarding ethics in psychology with short essays on dream topics. Part of Electric Dreams.

An introduction to sleep and dreaming, including information about common dreams, and stages of sleep.

Harry Bosma describes the connections between his personal experience with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and his dreams.

Jeremy Taylor presents some of his ideas on dreams.

Author Dr. Gillian Holloway's site about dreams offers dream interpretations, intelligent discussion of symbolism in dreams, and also has her own column in the magazine "Woman's World."

Although the meaning may be elusive, dreams hold important keys to your personal and creative growth; a writer talks about the process of interpreting dreams and dream symbols.

Jerry Gifford's page includes his own dreams and thoughts about them, a dream discussion board, synopses of Jungian concepts, links to articles on many belief systems, and a dictionary of dream symbols.

Richard Wilkerson answers common questions about dreams in this article in Selfhelp Magazine.

Ten lessons on finding your true self, the essence of your personality, in dreams.

A detailed site which proposes supernatural explanations for many common dream phenomena.

Discusses the theory that dreams are created purposefully, like movies, to affect the dreamer.

Psychologist John Suler recommends ways of exploring your associations with the objects and characters in your dreams.

Discusses the significance of color in dream interpretation and provides a dictionary ascribing meanings to particular colors.