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A complete course of study in understanding dreamstates begins with an 101 Introduction to Dreams and ends with 401 Intuition & Dreamstates. Students explore the universal and personal experience of dreaming progresses to an understanding of both content and state in dreams. The curriculum is a combination of online at-home study, teleconferencing class, and a final on-site extended learning weekend at the College of Metaphysics. Upon successful completion, the student is certified as a Dreamologist.

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Each month a number of dreams are examined for content, state, and relevance. The significance symbols and their meaning in the Universal Language of Mind are identified, then the interpretation of the dream is described. How the dream fits into the dreamer's life follows offering the scholar information and insight into dream phenomena.

Dream 1 It starts that I can see my self sleeping in my own bed like I am floating above myself, the wind is coming in threw an open window along with the shining of the moon, I can still see myself sleeping and then a dark figure from the left side of the room comes in and smothers me with my own pillow or tries to because I always wake up.  I've had this dream I'd say ranging form 8 to 11 times.

The Dream Encyclopedia provides a growing body of intuitive knowledge ranging from quick definitions of lucid dreaming and astral projection to dozens of interpreted dreams. Our sights are set on collecting the largest body of information about dreaming. Toward this end, we update the encyclopedia at least once a month. From precognitive dreams to visitations, you will find them described here.