Dreams (Remembering Your Dreams) ~ Subliminal

Remembering Your Dreams —The dream world is rich with imagery, depth, and meaning. Throughout recorded history dreams have been important. The Bible tells of Joseph having a dream that saved the Egyptians from famine. Mythology is full of stories where dreams foretold of great events and sometimes staved off disaster. Dreams are indeed a conduit to our subconscious mind!  Dreams are indeed an important conduit to our subconscious mind and as many suggest, perhaps the collective unconscious or super-conscious mind that allegedly encompasses all mind. Imagine that you had a crucial dream, and you arose only to forget it. Indeed, what would history be like if we all forgot our dreams. Think about that. According to dream researcher and author, Rebecca Turner, there are many "remarkable dreams of scientists, writers, musicians, mathematicians and inventors who subsequently changed the course of human history." She offers some examples that are tutorial. In 1816, the story of Frankenstein, often cited as the world's first science fiction novel, was inspired by a vivid nightmare. In 1965, Paul McCartney composed the entire melody for the hit acoustic song Yesterday in a dream The father of quantum mechanics, Niels Bohr, often spoke of the inspirational dream that led to his discovery of the structure of the atom. In 1845, Elias Howe invented the sewing machine based on a famous dream that helped him understand the mechanical penetration of the needle. As a young man, Einstein dreamed he was sledding down a steep mountainside, going so fast that eventually he approached the speed of light. As this moment, the stars in his dream changed their appearance in relation to him. He awoke and meditated on this idea, soon formulating what would become one of the most famous scientific theories in the history of mankind. Srinivasa Ramanujan, the mathematical genius made substantial contributions to analytical theory of numbers, elliptical functions, continued fractions, and infinite series, and proved more than 3,000 mathematical theorems in his lifetime. Ramanujan stated that the insight for his work came to him in his dreams on many occasions. And the list goes on. What if you had one of those dreams that could change your life for the better today? Our dreams are important and often more than just to ourselves. Remembering dreams is a skill. It can be trained. Dreams are a rich avenue to much hidden knowledge that the conscious mind can typically only guess at. You can learn to remember dreams. When you're ready to access this secret information, this powerful program is here to enable you. Why not begin now? Sample Affirmations "I remember my dreams. I become aware when I am dreaming. I pay attention to my dreams. I record my dreams. I study my dreams. It’s easy to dream. Dreams are exciting. I enjoy dreaming. My dreams provide special insight. I learn the language of my dreams. I can remember my dreams," etc. Sound Samples Music Your browser does not support the audio element. If you cannot see the audio player above, please click here. Nature Your browser does not support the audio element. If you cannot see the audio player above, please click here. Usage Guide InnerTalk subliminal self-help / self-improvement programs feature pleasant, easy-listening music or nature sounds that are specially mixed with positive background affirmations on the chosen self-help topic. InnerTalk programs are extremely easy to use. You can simply play them in the background on any regular stereo player while you are working, driving, relaxing, reading, playing sports, even sleeping or watching TV.* The InnerTalk subliminal technology is patented, proven and guaranteed. More Information When your self-talk changes, so does the reality you experience! *Please note: There are some obvious contraindications. You would not play a program such as High Energy while sleeping, or a program such as Sleep Soundly while driving. CD391 Available In: Music CD - CD391MU Nature CD - CD391NA Music AND Nature CD - CD13391 E391 Available In: Downloadable Music MP3 - E391MU Downloadable Nature MP3 - E391NA Downloadable Music AND Nature MP3 - E13391