title: Dream Language: Self-Understanding Through Imagery and Color
author:  Robert J. Hoss 
description: Hoss is among a growing group of researchers who...are beginning to decipher the secrets hidden in our dreams. (Feb. 2006) ----Readers Digest, Dare to Dream by Michael J. Weiss<br /><br />An enormous contribution to the field of dream science. I commend you for connecting dream language to brain processes. -- <i>David Kahn, Ph.D., Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School</i><br /><br />Clear, user-friendly, accessible to the beginner of great interest to experienced clinicians or dreamworkers. A unique, valuable book, highly recommended. -- --Dreamtime, review by Richard Russo, Ed. (December, 2005)<br /><br />Interactive and comprehensive, useful for the general reader and for the clinician, immensely practical and at the cutting edge scientifically. -- <i>David Feinstein, Ph.D., author of The Mythic Path, Energy Psychology Interactive and The Promise of Energy Psychology (w/Donna Eden &amp; Gary Craig)</i><br /><br />This remarkable book has it all from dream psychology and neuroscience, to a user-friendly approach to working with dreams. -- <i>Stanley Krippner, PhD, Psych. Professor Saybrook University, co-author Extraordinary Dreams and How to Work with Them</i><br /><br />With his six magic questions, we were unerringly led to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow! -- -- --Rita Dwyer, 1999 President International Association for the Study of Dreams, Founder of the Metro D.C. Dream Community
zlib_text: ‘A great contribution towards healing the deep wounds of our dreaming
  soul at the present time ... A book that is an illuminating guide both for
  those who pay close attention to their dreams and those whose dream life is
  an unexplored country.’ Anne Baring Ph.D., author of The Dream of the
  Cosmos: A Quest for the Soul
  ‘A valuable guide on your journey through the wondrous world of
  dreaming. Melinda Powell provides the full spectrum to help you
  understand the scientific, psychological, artistic, spiritual and colourful
  nature of your dreams.’ Bob Hoss, past president of the International
  Association for the Study of Dreams and director of the DreamScience
  Foundation, author of Dream Language: Self-Understanding through
  Imagery and Color
  ‘This book is a great encouragement to a world that is rediscovering the
  importance of dreams. Melinda Powell covers the benefit of dream work
  from the psychological and scientific as well as the therapeutic and spiritual
  perspectives, showing how dreams