Dreams: Gateway to the True Self

By Ryan Nicholas Belcher

Belcher shows readers how to function in everyday life at maximum capacity by inward reflection of inner ambitions, be the whole of the half that walks about, and become the person they always wanted... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1403323933
• ISBN13: 9781403323934
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Length: 132 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.5" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

A wonderful addition

I really enjoyed what this book had to offer. It was written for the average person to understand and with the reader in mind at all times. I especially liked his descriptive telling of the dreams. Chapter 3: The Night of the Valley of Shadows what especially well written and interesting. I've already let half of my office read it and they've all enjoyed it. I'm buying several for friends and family for Chistmas. I highly recommend this book to people of all ages. Sincerely Harvey.

This book is inspiring, intelligent, and rewarding

It couldn't have been a better example of an inspirational book. This book changed me in such a way that is moving. My wife and I have a better relationship because she doesn't think I'm crazy anymore because of my dreams. I highly recommend this book.

Great

This booked changed something in me. Maybe it was the insprirational thoughts--I feel differently though. I highly reccomend this book.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND

This book is one of the few books in the dream interpretation section of the bookstore that is of any worth. I've read Freud, Jung, and many other greats in this field and I would say that the author does justice to the subject. I also liked the length of the book. He doesn't ramble on about technical gargage; he is very to the point. This book showed me that I have more potential than I thought, even at my age. The things he says make a lot of sense and I would honestly recommend this book to anyone regardless of age. This book ranks as one of my personal all time favorites because it is honest and not at all candy coated. The book also doesn't chose to define things that appear in dreams as having only one definition, indeed they have many. In short, this book is a good investment for anyone interested in learning about themselves and their dreams. The price is also very fair when compared to other authors who like to charge in the upper teens to twenty or so dollars.

Great book!

I loved the incite. He has a very interesting philosophy on life. I highly reccommend this book.