What is the best website to go for dream dictionary?

dreammoods.com

i look up objects, ideas, phrases, etc (things from my dreams) all the time, and it seems to make sense and help decode their meaning,

just type one or two words in the search bar.

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I have a dream dictionary an i find using it very interesting and eye opening, but i doesnt have much in it. Is there a better one i can use that interprets alot of stuff

Here's a link to the dream interpretation category, try asking there, or emailing the top answerers.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/dir/;_ylt=AqkcWmkxEdLwMcYiQplIsKJ7CAx.;_ylv=3?link=list&sid=2115500160

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try http://www.dreammoods.com/

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many thanks

dream analyzer
i use it all the time

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Primates in dreams represent the wild, more instinctive side of humanity. Different primates may represent various qualities; the chimp is mischievious and clever, the ape or gorilla a powerful force and the baboon is fierce and protective of it's own. It may be you are considering 'adopting' or acquiring some of the qualities of the baboon. This is a very positive dream depending on the overall tone of the dream, but luck might be a misleading word.

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i'm really interested in interpreting my dreams, even more so since i'm pregnant, is there a good online pregnancy dream dictionary? or if i can even buy one?

Heres what I found. Hope it helps, and congrats!!!

http://www.babyzone.com/pregnancy/health_wellness/sleep_pregnant/article/pregnancy-dreams-guide

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www.interpretmydream.com
www.dfwdreamlab.com
Both websites use the ancient Hebraic method of dream interpretation.

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I've started to write mine down, I just wanted advice from those who do write down their dreams.

I'm not sure...but I think you may be referring to a type of journal or
diary. This is simply to record your recollection of a dream for later
reference. But it is quite important as the memory can become
distorted over time. So it's normally strongly suggested to write down
your recollection ASAP after getting up.

A dream dictionary is a book of general dream meanings. You can
find that in a used book store.

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Until a few months ago this site offered free dream interpretation and now it contains an eBook. What happened to this site?

I guess free isdn't free anymore

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I am reading the dream book by Sylvia Brown but now Im looking for a dream dictionary there are so many out there I want to get the best one.

I've bought a few of them over time, but I really like the one I have now. It's called "Dream Dictionary: An A to Z Guide to Understanding Your Unconscious Mind" and it's by Tony Crisp

It's a good one because unlike most of them that only give you one or two possible interpretations, all of which are very vague (like if you dream of a dog, it'll give you this bland interpretation based on any dog), this one gives you 5-6 different ideas at what they might mean and even narrows down to detail. Using the Dog example, it'll tell you something different depending on the color of the dog, the nature of the dog, how the dog approaches you, etc. I've never seen another one so detailed.

It's also cross-referenced, so if you look something up like "prison" it will direct you to the captions for "cell" "cage" etc.

Lastly, as a bonus, it's not just a dream dictionary, it's also a sort of encyclopedia that has articles on all kinds of different sleep-related topics, like lucidity and insomnia.

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