20th annual National Dream Hotline®
Press Release
For Immediate Release Contact: 417-345-8411 or dreams@dreamschool.org
Weekend Hotline for Dreamers
In ancient times dream interpretation was the province of seers and prophets. The School of Metaphysics is now sharing this with the world. People from all over the country will be calling the 20th Annual National Dream Hotline® from 6 p.m. Friday, April 25 to midnight Sunday, April 27, 2008.
Last year callers from around the world queried the National Dream Hotline® to gain insight and peace regarding their dreams. A woman was relieved to find that her daughter was safe despite frightening dreams. A radio disc jockey from Dallas came to understand why he continued to dream about WWII. One woman was moved to tears to learn that her dreams offered her truth. Another man called to discover why he was having dreams of violence.
The School of Metaphysics has been researching dreams for over 30 years. This has culminated in finding the Rosetta Stone for decoding dream messages in what researchers have coined the Universal Language of Mind, the common language spoken globally for millennia by the human race. "Only in the past century have we known enough about ourselves and our world that we could begin to accept our commonalities. What was previously the collective unconscious, is quickly moving into common awareness. Helping accelerate this process is why we offer the Hotline each year," said Dr. Barbara Condron, author of The Dreamer's Dictionary which is based on SOM research and webmaster of the School's dreamschool.org site.
Researchers have also discovered that every night people receive truth into the meaning of their experience in the form of dreams.
"Learning how to interpret your dreams is a way that every single day you can have insight into who you are, how to be more purposeful, how to understand the experiences in your life, how to be more fulfilled," said Dr. Laurel Clark co-author of Interpreting Dreams for Self Discovery.
Call the School of Metaphysics headquarters at (417)345-8411, or any of their 16 branches with your questions about dreams. A dream can be e-mailed to dreams@dreamschool.org .
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