Astra Cielo explores dream interpretation and asks the questions if dreams foretell the future and how they should be interpreted. Included is a lengthy, pre-Jungian dictionary of typical dream symbols.

Belief in portents, omens and systems of prognostication have kept dream imagery and its interpretation very much in the mainstream of Chinese popular culture. This volume presents an extensive alphabetical compilation of Chinese dream images and their meanings, as explained both in classical texts and by noted dream analysts throughout Chinese history.

Nostradamus -- Who was this man really? Should we not ask ourselves from where he drew such knowledge, a knowledge of events hundreds of years before they took, are taking and will take place? Is it possible that he was privileged and, perhaps chosen to provide mankind with the knowledge of what to expect? Could it be, that the pattern of events is pre-determined by Divine Power, shaping the destiny not only of the world but of all human beings? Or do we, rather decide our own future and create our own destiny? This is a book which touches many aspects of life. The reader will be introduced to Dreams with a prophetic meaning, in discovering the 'Secrets of Sleep' and 'Why do we sleep?' When following this new approach, intuitive channels open, which leading us to the explanation of the Soul and Spirit, that lie within us all so vital for our overall wellbeing. This is an informative, true valuable source for all who search for a greater understanding in 'what is it, that makes us human'?

This brilliant book brings Pan back to life by following C.G. Jung's famous saying that the gods have become our diseases. Chapters on nightmare panic, masturbation, rape and nympholepsy, instinct and synchronicity, and Pan's female lovers - Echo, Syrinx, Selene, and the Muses - show the goat-god at work and play in the dark drives and creative passions of our lives. (Includes a full translation of EPHIALTES, Wilhelm Heinrich Roscher's masterful nineteenth-century mythological-pathological treatise on Pan and the demons of the night).

This monograph compares the most important Byzantine work on dream interpretation with the 2nd-century A.D. Greek work of Artemidoros and five medieval Arabic dreambooks and demonstrates that it was based on Islamic Arabic sources adapted for Christian readers of Greek