The Dun Huang Source Book on Dreams
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- Nombre de pages86
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-7494-1837-4
- EAN9783749418374
- Date de parution15/09/2020
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille6 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurA PRECISER
Résumé
This book on the interpretation of dreams dates back to the late Tang Dynasty of Imperial China, about 1100 years ago. It provides the essence of a vast number of case studies conducted by the ancient Chinese. People would be invited into Temples and Monasteries and have their dreams recorded. The subsequent events in these people lives were then compared with the dreams they had. The dream symbols were then categorised and the quintessence of their respective meaning written down for futher reference.
Until this day the patterns found and recorded prove to be as valuable and accurate as in the day they were recorded, just the images to the symbols may have changed. With this book, you can explore the landscape of your own dreams and gain insight into the messages they provide for your future.
Until this day the patterns found and recorded prove to be as valuable and accurate as in the day they were recorded, just the images to the symbols may have changed. With this book, you can explore the landscape of your own dreams and gain insight into the messages they provide for your future.
This book on the interpretation of dreams dates back to the late Tang Dynasty of Imperial China, about 1100 years ago. It provides the essence of a vast number of case studies conducted by the ancient Chinese. People would be invited into Temples and Monasteries and have their dreams recorded. The subsequent events in these people lives were then compared with the dreams they had. The dream symbols were then categorised and the quintessence of their respective meaning written down for futher reference.
Until this day the patterns found and recorded prove to be as valuable and accurate as in the day they were recorded, just the images to the symbols may have changed. With this book, you can explore the landscape of your own dreams and gain insight into the messages they provide for your future.
Until this day the patterns found and recorded prove to be as valuable and accurate as in the day they were recorded, just the images to the symbols may have changed. With this book, you can explore the landscape of your own dreams and gain insight into the messages they provide for your future.