There is a way to open your mind and peep inside to view the future. ~ Learn to analyze your dreams. Learn how while working with Ruth Lee. There is more to the art than analyzing what the dream means. That is the difficult part, but you can learn to do it, too.

Yes! Send in your dreams and see how easily Ruth Lee, as a Dream Weaver, follows her ABCs and does them for you. You can study with her on a regular basis using your own dreams to develop your own personal work style. In time you will find a method or ten of them that helps you understand what your nightly dreams mean and how to use them for your spiritual advancement and understanding of what you have planned in this world.

For starters, you need to keep in mind a few basic things:
• All dreams are future oriented--not a rehash of the past, no matter what you think now.
• Dreams differ in function. Usually you feel an urge to interpret dreams that tickle your imagination or those you remember when you awaken.
• Dream content will repeat until you figure out what You are trying to tell this self.
• You are not the only one who has trouble remembering dreams, but everyone (except those who have lost their minds in time) dreams every night. We are not so sure that the insane do not dream, but psychologists seem to agree that they do no
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• You can train your memory to retain dreams, to identify themes, and develop symbols for your use.
• Everyone needs to honor their dreams. To ignore them is a sign of immaturity and/or arrogance.
• Dreams are easy to see into and remember. Those who take years to define a dream's meaning lose its essence and seldom go that extra step necessary to discover what needs to be done immediately.
• A Dream Weaver works with complete dreams, delivered as soon as possible by the dreamer so as not to lose the thread that binds them together.

Navajo Dreamcatcher