About Dreamschool

Welcome to dreamschool! 

You have found your way here because you are curious about dreaming.  Perhaps you have dreamed of having to take a test you are not prepared for, or running from unknown assailants, or of your teeth falling out and you are looking for possible meaning.

Or, you may be among the growing numbers who have remembered dreams throughout your life and often recorded them.  Whether serious or just curious, you have come to the right place to learn how to receive the most from your dreams. 

Forty years of research supports the concept that every dream is about the dreamer.  It also shows that dreams come in service to the dreamer revealing the state of his or her conscious awareness.  Remember your dreams and new worlds open to you.  Understand your dreams and those worlds become your talisman giving greater purpose to your life.

Enjoy your time in our Open Campus where you can read articles on dreams and health, how to remember dreams, and how a movie impacts our collective consciousness.  You can ask a dreamologist a question or submit one of your own dreams to be considered for this week's Featured Dream from the Top Ten Dreams of the Week.  Be sure to check out this month's Webclass.  Your classmates come from all over the world so register early for this hour listening to the foremost experts in the field of dreaming and consciousness.

If you like what you see and want to learn more (or maybe just support our work), we have a Membership Level which permits you to enter The Library, The Research Laboratory, and The Study Hall.  It also gives you first access to papers or ebooks.  Click here to learn more about Membership.

For those who know the value of dreams, want to explore fundamental principles of dreaming and the interpretation of dreams, you will want to take advantage of the Introduction to Dream Interpretation lesson one.  This is the first module for study in our dreamologist program and we offer it free because we want every man, woman, and child to understand their dreams are valuable.  As the Native Americans teach their young, "Believe in your dreams, for your dreams become reality."