Surf these sites: Association for the Study of Dreams -- A massive site containing essays, research papers, and advocacy material on meaning in dreams. The international association provides recommendations regarding ethical issues, lists graduate dream research programs, operates conferences, and publishes both a journal and a magazine. DREAMAGES, A Primer by T Tate and B Golding -- A simple, fun primer on remembering your dreams. Describes dreams as precious metals and recommends ways to improve your dreams'' worth. Dream Weaver -- The FLAIR project at the University of British Columbia has turned a theory of dreams presented in Scientific American into a game where you discover a dream by asking the computer yes/no questions about it. DreamGate -- DreamGate hosts several major dream-related internet services, including the Electric Dreams e-zine. Dreams and Nightmares -- A resource for parents whose children suffer nightmares, this site makes recommendations for books and movies with "friendly nightmare figures," that can help parents desensitize children to particular spooks. The site also discusses the Senoi, a unique Pacific culture who used dreams to conquer their fears. Healing Dreams -- Harry Bosma describes the connections between his personal experience with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and his dreams. Interesting links. Spiritwatch -- Spiritwatch hosts the "Lucidity Letter" online, with essays on dreams, including discussion of dreaming in world culture. The site also includes essays by Jayne Gackenbach and her students, and links to online and classroom courses. The Dream Tree -- A resource center which includes opportunities to participate in research (some scientific, some personal), a calendar of events for dreamers, discussion groups, pointers to projects and artwork, and recommendations for enhancing your dreams and ability to recall them. The Dreamer Page -- Sirley Marques Bonham presents several essays discussing phenomena surrounding sleep and dreaming, such as out-of-body experiences and sleep paralysis. She believes that many dreamers do not simply imagine different worlds but actually communicate with alternate universes through dreams. The Dreams Foundation -- A non-profit resource for dreams, nightmares, lucid dreaming, dream interpretation, dream and sleep research and disorder treatment, precognitive dreams, dreamwork counseling, and dream incubation. The Quantitative Study of Dreams -- Interesting comparisons between dream reporting by different groups - male vs. female, alcoholic vs. schizophrenic - as well as content analysis of individuals over time. Rational discussion of the purpose of dreaming.
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