The History of Last Nights Dream: Discovering the Hidden Path to the Soul
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The History Of Last Night's Dream
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What kind of books do you like to read? Scene of the Crime mystery fans. From the Heart romance readers. Book Club Girl book clubs. This is a book that has the cumulative effect of our most complex and revealing dreams.
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He takes us on a wholly beguiling and illuminating night journey through the history of dreams, from Joseph to Freud and far beyond, and he shows us the extraordinary richness of meaning that can be extracted from the common human experience of dreaming. A profound, affecting and deeply rewarding book from a charismatic teacher.
I took nourishment from this book.
The care and feeding of the soul is hard going these days of spiritual fast food of eveyr kind. In the strip mall of New Age snake oils and cardboard palliatives Kamenetz's book is a square meal. Steeped in erudition, rooted in his own search, Kamenetz has written a manual for living the dream of life through the real dreams of an individual. The book is deeply personal and artfully written; Kamenetz was an established poet before his classic "The Jew in the Lotus" turned him into a Jewish Renewal celebrity. It is also an accessible primer on the evolving status afforded dreams in Jewish and Western thought and science.
Kamenetz represents the best of what the Renewal movement strives for - authenticity of spirit combined with critical thinking.
That is why this book will likely receive a lot of attention. Look for it to show up on many a list of the year's best Jewish books.
He fearlessly delves into this mysterious inner realm and shows us that dreams are not only intensely meaningful but that they hold essential truths about who we are. I highly recommend it. He believes he has found the sure and certain path to enlightenment, even salvation of a kind, and is set on convincing the rest of the world of that fact. Whatever emotion or insight the dream evokes slowly fades. Trivia About The History of La By entering fully into his archetypal dreams and taking on their reality, Kamenetz follows a path of increasing depth that leads to three ancient gifts of the dream.
Rodger Kamenetz's vividly honest and well-researched book on dreams in Western culture is extraordinary-- in part for its defiance of genre Before I read it had heard Kamenetz refer to it as a memoir, but it as much an argument for a paradigm shift in dream interpretation. It is also part self-help book and part detective story about the lost dreams of the monotheistic traditions.
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And none of these categorizations touches on the fact that it is also a study of human heart and an appeal for its transformation. Rodger Kamenetz, author of "The Jew in the Lotus" and "Stalking Elijah," writes in this fascinating book that words, too many words, stand between us and our dreams.