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Astrology & Dreams

Astro Awareness

http://www.astroawareness.com/dreams/dreams.html
The site features Spiritual astrology with an area dedicated to dreams and their meanings, and offers free dream interpretations withan online dictionary of symbols.

Astrology & Dreams

http://users.choice.net/~davy/barry%20dreams.htm
Astrologer Barry D. Cowger explores the effect of astrology on dreams. Site also features astro-cartography and astrology consultation.

Dream Art & Other Creative Expressions

Dreams: Art of the Collective Unconscious

http://members.aol.com/gbt1/
A web site that takes dreams and illustrates them. Beautiful collection of artistically rendered dreams by Gail Bixler-Thomas "DREAMS: Art of the Collective Unconscious" invites dreamers to connect with their dreams by creating art and through self-interpretation. Artwork and interpretations (of real people) are shared on this site. The dream project was developed to raise general consciousness of the importance of dreaming via an Internet web site. Verbal invitations and email were used to gather volunteer participants. The following instructions were given: Record in writing a recent or recurring dream, in first person and present tense. Express the dream with a drawing or other art form. Record the emotions associated with the dream. Study the dream-inspired artwork and provide a written interpretation. Provide first name, age, occupation and geographic location. Dreams were collected, digitized, formatted and made available on the Internet. Supporting materials - including historical information, dream theories and a summary of new research - were also prepared and placed online.

Pegasus Dreaming -- Dream Poetry

http://www.suite101.com/myhome.cfm/PegasusDreaming
This site is devoted to exploring the rich symbol systems of dreams, poetry and Tarot and how we use these creatively. E.g., there are articles on exploring our dreams with The Tarot, using dreams as a basis for poetry, on applying Feng Shui principles to dreams, and on a dream in which Tarot images appeared. There is also a collection of poems based on dreams, a forum for posting and discussing dreams, reviews and announcements related to dreams, and an online chat capability.

Dreamscaping

http://www.dreamscaping.com/
Here's something interesting and different - interactive three-dimensional dream paintings! Entitled the "Dreamscaping Series", these are original digital paintings that have been made 3-dimensional so that you can actually get inside of them. The experience is very dream-like as you take to flight as a bird, float in mid-air as a balloonist, or dive into the water and swim around as a fish. You can also simply go for a walk around these virtual worlds as a human form if you like. All transformations are automatic depending on where you are in the dream. These paintings, in fact, move more towards being a "dreamulation" where the participant becomes the motivating force within the imaginative set and settings created.

REM Rebound
http://www.remrebound.com/
This site is a place to check out dreams and dream-inspired art, and share your own. The key feature is that visitors are welcome to use any images or ideas they find in the dreams posted on the site for their own art or writing. The idea behind that being that dreams are a form of spontaneous, raw art-stuff, and since you don't have to work for your dreams, you can't really claim ownership of them

Dreams: Artwork of the Collective Unconscious

http://members.aol.com/gbt1/
A wonderful interpretive gallery of images set to dreams submitted by visitors to the ebsite.Beautiful and thought provoking.

Dreamplayers

http://www.geocities.com/dreamplayers/
Night after night, everybody dreams. Yet most often, we forget our dreams, losing the adventures, the colorful characters, the funny or strange events we experience every night. Dreamplayers teaches childrean and families that dreams are a valuable part of our creativity. They are a company of artists, educators, and dreamers who bring the imagination of our dreams to artisitic form. Dreamplayers turn dreams into art, strengthening communities, building families, and having fun

Dream Author Web Sites

Jane Anderson
http://www.janeanderson.com.au/
Jane Anderson is a scientist, author, dream interpreter and ABC radio broadcaster working in Australia. Her site includes a Dream Interpretation Service, two Discussion Forums, extracts from her books and much more. While her first two books were strictly on dreams, "The Shape of Things to Come" is the result of three years research into precognition, taking in precognitive dreaming, synchronicity, modern physics and a ground breaking series of hypnosis.

Janice Baylis
http://www.dreamdecoding.com/preview/
Author of Sex, Symbols, and Dreams, Ms. Baylis has been studying and teaching about dreams for over 30 years.

Robert Bosnak
http://www.cyberdreamwork.com/
This site for dreamwork follows techniques established by Robert Bosnak, author of Tracks in the Wilderness of Dreaming, and a Jungian analyst. The site gives a brief orientation to Bosnak's dreamwork, gives an explanation of his approach, gives links to other sites, a schedule of workshops, and how to set up phone chats on the Internet.

Kelly Bulkeley
http://www.kellybulkeley.com/
Bulkeley was awarded the 2000 Religion and Science Course Award administered by the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences, for his course at Santa Clara University, "Dreaming: Religious and Scientific Perspectives", and is the author of numerous dream books, including his newest publication, Transforming Dreams: Learning Spiritual Lessons from the Dreams You Never Forget (John Wiley & Son, 2000).

Gayle Delaney
http://www.gdelaney.com/
Gayle Delaney, Ph.D., was one of the founding members of the Association for the Study of Dreams, is Director of the Delaney & Flowers Dream Center, and the author of numerous books on dreams, including Breakthrough Dreaming and Sensual Dreaming.

G. William Domhoff
http://psych.ucsc.edu/dreams/
Author of The Mystique of Dreams and proponent of the quantitative method of dream analysis, Domhoff also teaches at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Patricia Garfield
http://www.patriciagarfield.com/
Patricia Garfield Is a worldwide authority on dreams. She is one of the six co-founders of The Association for the Study of Dreams and was the 1998-99 President. Her bestseller Creative Dreaming is considered a classic, available in twelve languages.

Strephon Kaplan-Williams
http://www.dreamwork2000.com/
Learn dreamwork and consciousness techniques with dreams and life situations using the methods and books of international dream expert Strephon Kaplan-Williams.

Linda Lane Magallon
http://members.aol.com/dreampsi/archive/mutualdreaming.html
Linda Lane Magallon, author of Mutual Dreaming, maintains an extensive website dedicated to dream psi, mutual dreaming, telepathic, lucid, out-of-body, and other psychic dreaming phenomena.

Robert Moss
http://www.mossdreams.com/
Author Robert Moss's new website contains articles and book excerpts, tips on becoming a conscious dreamer and experiential insights into the 'old-fashioned' way of dreaming - the shaman's way - as well as links and information on my dream workshops.

Cynthia Pearson
www.nauticom.net/www/netcadet
Cynthia Pearson, co-author of The Practical Psychic (Samuel Weiser, 1991), and author of Parting Company: Understanding the Loss of a Loved One--The Caregiver's Journey (Seal Press, 1999), has concluded that there are many means to enlisting our psychic resources, but dreams are the most immediate, regular and available. She became interested in starting a dream database when she discovered that her dreams contained frequent instances of precognition, and she wanted to devise a means to document and study them. For more information, contact Cynthia Pearson, netcadet@nauticom.net

Henry Reed
http://www.creativespirit.net/henryreed/
Henry Reed is part of group of dream inspired pioneers who formed the early grassroots dream movement and revived many of the ancient dream techniques for contemporary use.

Cynthia Richmond
http://www.dreampower.net/
Cynthia Richmond is the author of Dream Power, and a dream columnist for the Los Angeles Times. Find out how your dreams can be a tool for transforming your life.

Kathleen Sullivan
http://www.mbay.net/~dremwvr/
Author of Recurring Dreams - A Journey to Wholeness, and weekly radio show host for "Dreams, Another Way of Knowing".

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Jeremy Taylor
http://www.jeremytaylor.com/
Author of numerous books, including When People Fly and Water Runs Uphill, Jeremy Taylor is a pioneer in the dreamworking field, and is actively involved in teaching and dreamwork in northern California.

Montague Ullman
http://www.pp.htv.fi/msiivola/monte/
Dr Ullman became known to the dream field after his early career in the practice of neurology, psychiatry and psychoanalysis, followed by a transition to community psychiatry, and the directorship of the Department of Psychiatry at the Maimonides Medical Center. He resigned in 1974 and, since then, has been engaged in extending dream work into the community. In 1967 he initiated one of the first sleep laboratories in New York City at Maimonides Medical Center on 1961, a laboratory devoted to the experimental study of dreams and telepathy.

Robert Van de Castle
http://www.dreamgate.com/dream/vandecastle/
Author of Our Dreaming Mind, and retired clinical psychologist.

Dream Journals and Journaling

Dream Journalist

www.nauticom.net/www/netcadet
Dream Journalist, A Web Site for People Who Write Down their Dreams offers a variety of exciting materials , including those from meetings of long term journal keepers at annual Association for the Study of Dreams conferences. Cynthia Pearson, author of the site, is a writer whose professional and personal paths have been deeply influenced by dreaming. As the co-author of The Practical Psychic (Samuel Weiser, 1991), she has concluded that there are many means to enlisting our psychic resources, but dreams are the most immediate, regular and available. She became interested in starting a dream database when she discovered that her dreams contained frequent instances of precognition, and she wanted to devise a means to document and study them. For more information, contact Cynthia Pearson, netcadet@nauticom.net

Beyond our Wildest Dreams

http://www.21stcenturyhawaii.com/dreamtime/
A succinct, but lovely poetic dream poetry/journal site.

Diary of a Sleep Walker

http://homepages.go.com/~xtine65/sleepwalk.html
Christine has been a sleepwalker all her life. She started keeping a record of her night walks online. Many sleepwalkers have left great notes in her guestbook, and still many more have written with questions. If you are a sleepwalker, or know someone who is, check it out.

100 Dreams/Ed Clayton
http://edclayton.com/index2.htm
Among other writings, includes a collection of 100 short stories and poems based on dreams. It also includes chapters on nightmares, what dreams mean and how to interpret them.

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Dream Links Pages

Joint Link Project between The Dream Tree and Dreamgate features a huge listing of both online and offline resources dedicated to dreams and dreaming:

Online links are annotated summaries of dream websites, Usenet newsgroups and mail lists related to dreams and dreaming, including dream sharing, magazines and journals, information, education, organizations, religion, spirituality, healing, lucid dreaming, dream research, dream art, Jung, books, articles and more!
Offline pointers include connections to regional dream centers, networks, groups, organizations & institutions having regular dream programs or curriculum, radio shows, phone networks, hotlines, publications by ASD, Dream Network and more!

Dream Reader's Ultimate Page

http://www.greatdreams.com/drmrdr.htm
This dream links page is made of compilations of search engine results. Very useful resource for online dreams and dreaming! The page is basically alphabetized so you can find your way back to where you were when you make repeated trips there. The columns are also divided: regular dreams on the left, lucid dreams, and books in the center column, and interpretation sites, and psychology on the right column. There are also 3 search engines if you want to see more than the 900+ links provided.

Dream Research Materials

Dream Bibliographies

www.dreamgate.com/dream/bibs/
A great collection of bibliographies of dream researchers, clinicians, dreamworkers, anthropologists and other dream concerned individuals and groups. Some are lifetime collections of personal research, while others are more general collections covering dream texts and publications in many areas.

Dreams and the Enlightenment

http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/EUROL/kongresse/dream/bibliography.htm
An international collection of references to texts on dreams from theenlightenment. A wonderful research tool.

History of Dream Sharing in Cyberspace

 http://www.dreamgate.com/dream/history/drmhx_introb.htm
Dreams are one of Humankind's earliest mysteries and favorite experiences to share with others. Each new medium of communication finds a place for dreams, from song to painting and written language, from telephone to radio to Television. Now with the introduction of the Internet, a wide new spectrum of communication channels have opened up and new forms of dream sharing are occuring all the time. This website explores the story of their emergence on the Net from the viewpoint of Richard Wilkerson, Electric Dreams Editor. The site is chock full of interesting information, including E-mail groups, mail lists and discussions, usenet groups, IRC and chat rooms and lots of links to other sites, ezines, books, journals, groups and organizations. You can even add your own ideas to the evolving Dream History story.

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Paranormal, Psychic, and Lucid Dreaming Resources

Bird's Lucid Dreaming Website

http://members.aol.com/vandekeere/life1/
This site is dedicated to spreading information about lucid dreaming. It sheds light on the practical aspects like tips, best method, brainwave information and techniques for heightening lucidity. There is a message board, emailing list, ongoing research section, a GETTING INVOLVED section, recommended reading list, free online lucid resources, great links, support and much more.

Dream Flights

http://members.aol.com/caseyflyer/flying/dreams.html
Dream Flights is dedicated to the idea that dreams are playful and flying is fun. Flying dreams are meaningful, creative, intriguing and psychic ; aid dream interpretation and nightmare resolution; invoke dream activities such as incubation and exploration; have a strong link to lucid, telepathic, mutual and out-of-body dreams; and are favored by individual dreamers and in group dreaming projects.

Dream Lucidity

http://members.aol.com/aarenka/lucidintro.html
Guides to lucid dreaming, archives, interactive exercises.

Dreamland Must Be Here

http://www.dreamland.mustbehere.com
This site was made to help people to enjoy dreams and lucid dreams, and features lots of information about dreams, lucid dreams, dreaming techniques, history of dreams, dream interpretations, dream symbols and scenery, how to control dreams, Freud and his dreams, dreams from old civilizations, yoga dreams, blind dreams, dreams and drugs, parapsychology of dreams, visitor's dreams, nightmares, how the brain produce dreams, dreams of kids, music and books on dreams, dream dictionary, dream links and more .

Dream Psi Archive

http://members.aol.com/dreampsi/archive/index.html
Contains information on mutual and psychic dreaming.

Dreamquest

www.pipeline.com/~aislinn
Dreamquest! is dedicated the Art of Dreamwalking (Lucid Dreaming, Astral Projection and the Out of Body Experience.) These are seen not as different phenomena but rather different destinations. Using the motif of a medieval quest, an approach called Dream Alchemy is taught. The goal is to assist any interested party in learning the skill of Dreamwalking. Once they are "out and about" inthe Dreamtime, they can follow their own "Dreamquest" and develop their own theories about what it all means.

Lucidity Institute

http://www.lucidity.com/
The Lucidity Institute is dedicated to the advancement of research on the nature and potentials of consciousness and to the application of the results of this research to the enhancement of human health and well-being.

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Lucid Dreaming

http://www.ascc.org/faq/ld.html
Includes a short lucid dream FAQ and forums for discussion of lucid dreaming experiences. Fromthe ASCC organization

Sun-Eye Ultimate Out-of-Body and Lucid Dream Guide

http://www.suneye.org/
There has always been a debate about how much of out of body experience is really lucid dreaming. Here is a site that examines the full range of these experiences and offers various induction methods. There is also aninvitation to join the experiments. Many of the suneye techniques require a fairly arduous schedule (getting up and reading a hour during the night) but are based on fairly well tested research from other lucid dreamstudies.

The Dreamer - Sleep Paralysis and OBE

http://www.eden.com/~sbonham/dream.htm
Sirley Marques Bonham has created a unique page dedicated to her personal experience with self-awareness while dreaming, and the sleep/awakening onset. Packed full of useful information on lucid dreaming, sleep paralysis and obe (out of body experience), the site is well worth visiting.

Central Premonitions Registry update
http://mainportals.com/precog.shtml
This site carries information on Precognition researches, and and offers an online form which allows you to register real-time dreams that you feel might be precognitive. The site is maintained by Yaron Mayer, who is a Psychologist with a background in the area of serious scientific ESP research and a former prominent member of the Israeli Parapsychology Association.

Dream Sharing and Interpretation

To find out about and/or join a variety of active online dream discussion groups, please visit The Dream Tree's Discussion Groups page.

Bridge between Ego and the Subconscious

http://www.flinet.com/~lolie/dreams.html
A site with essays and dream interpretation techniques, including OBEs, reincarnation, dream healing, flying, prophetic dreams and creative dreaming

Cyberdreamwork

http://www.cyberdreamwork.com/
This site for dreamwork follows techniques established by Robert Bosnak, author of "Tracks in the Wilderness of Dreaming", and a Jungian analyst. The site gives a brief orientation to Bosnak's dreamwork, gives an explanation of his approach, gives links to other sites, a schedule of workshops, and how to set up phone chats on the Internet.

Dream Central Discussion Board

http://www.sleeps.com/wwwboard/index.html
Looking for a bulletin board to talk about dreams? Then Dream Central is the place for you! The site is not indexed, but there's a variety of threaded discussions on a wide range of dream-related topics.

The Dream Interpretation Center.

http://www.dreamsdocometrue.ca
Learn how to decode and understand the meaning in your dreams in a positive environment.
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Dream Dictionary Online -- Myths, Dreams & Symbols
http://www.angelfire.com/tn2/mythology/drdictionary.html

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Dream Emporium
http://dreamemporium.com/
Dream interpretation service, monthly contest for people to have a chance to win a free dream interpretation, a few common symbols, info on sleep disorders, "What's New" update page, new dream tips, updated Personal Info page, Dream Emporium Accolade for people who try out the TTAQ Method of interpreting their own dreams.

Dream Initiative
http://members.nbci.com/thedreamison/intro.html
This project is aimed at getting people involved. It is a new site where lucid dreamers can gather and participate in several ongoing lucid dream experiments. Currently, there are dreamers from all over the world working together, taking part in the projects and learning from each other's experiences. The research is relatively easy to follow and everyone who dreams is welcome to join.

Dream Mosaic
http://fargo.itp.tsoa.nyu.edu/~cummings/dreamMosaic.html
One of the earliest and most innovate Internet projects was developed byDan Cummings using dreams to interface with the Web

Dream Pot
http://www.renga.com/rengeiza_e/dream/
This Japanese-English site is part of an experimental online art and dream experiment. Dream Pot searches for links in a myriad of dreams. Dreams documented as text are thrown into the pot, and relocated, after undergoing Dream Notation, Dream Carpentry and/or Dream ReVision, to an uncanny time and space.

Dreamstop -- Online Dream Analysis
http://www.dreamstop.com/no_flash/home.html
Dreamstop provides instant dream analysis and users can create an online dream journal that records every dream they have. There's The Daily Top Ten list of the most popular symbols dreamt about by users the night before, the Dream-O-Meter, a fun way to read other people's dreams, and other interesting features

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DreamThread Interactive
http://www.dreamthread.com/NSV/index2.htm
Offers interactive dream interpretation, dream-of-the-week, dreams for kids, and much more.

Nashville Dream Awareness Circle
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/3780/
The Nashville Dream Awareness Circle (NDAC) practices group dreamwork based on the method developed by Dr. Montague Ullman, MD. This method is non-intrusive, self-directed and free of theoretical bias.

Kristo Dream Work
http://kristo.com/Dream.html
Kristo is a physician who was introduced to Jung through some important personal and professional experiences, and subsequently quit the practice of Ob/Gyn. The website consists of a daily horoscope and an open invitation toshare dreams and astrological questions which are address personally. It has come about through a profound introduction to his own lost, Intuitive function and a desire to explore his own Psyche through the variousmodalities of the Transcendant function. Doing this work has become a form of personal Mandala which he freely shares.

Shelley's Dream World
http://home.earthlink.net/~johnsonsaga/dream1.html
Join Shelley Johnson in exploring the realm of YOUR dreams -- Shelley offers dream translations, both web-wide and private, including a once-a-month guest translation by Wilda B. Tanner, author of The Mystical Magical Marvelous World of Dreams.

Tiger's Nest
http://www.frii.com/~tigrnest
Features dreams, dream interpretation, dream analysis, dream therapy, the psychology of dreams, the meaning of dreams, and information about dream dictionaries, journals, nightmares, prophetic dreams, dream themes, symbols, and more.

Universal Dreams
http://www.patriciagarfield.com/idx_udreams.htm
A look at the dream themes and motifs that all people and cultures have in common. Here's your chance to contribute something valuable to the study of dreams, and learn what your own dreams mean at the same time.

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Dream Theory and Theorists

Carlos Castaneda

Toltec Dreaming
http://toltecdreaming.net/
Toltec Dreaming is an on-line community created to support those who practice the Art called Dreaming as described by Carlos Castaneda, his cohorts and contemporaries.

Sigmund Freud

Freud Museum -- Online Dream Exhibit
http://www.freud.org.uk
To celebrate the centenary of the publication of The Interpretation of Dreams the Freud Museum in London has put online its dream exhibition, with many photos, dreams, and information about Freud and his work.

Sigmund Freud -- Conflict and Culture
http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/freud/preview.html
Few figures have had so decisive and fundamental an influence on the courseof dreamwork in modern cultural history as Sigmund Freud. Yet few figuresalso have inspired such sustained controversy and intense debate. How farhave we come in 100 years? See the Library of Congress exhibit online

Carl Jung

Analytical Psychology & Culture
http://www.cgjungpage.org/
The Jung Page was founded in 1995 to encourage new psychological ideas and conversations about what it means to be human in our time and place. A wonderful resource site!

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Sleep, Nightmares, Sleep Paralysis, & Sleep Disturbances

Exploring Sleep Paralysis
http://www.eden.com/~sbonham/Sse.htm
Sleep paralysis is a condition that happens during the onset of sleep or awakening. The sleep and awakening onsets are key for many people who like to have the experience of "leaving the physical body", with awareness, or also called "entrance into lucid-dream from the awaken state" by LaBerge's school. Sleep paralyis is one the phenomena one might experience in this situation, which might be accompanied by "dream-like hallucinations".However, the fact that the person is conscious and unable to move, can be frightening. Author Sirley Marques Bonham was appalled when she first entered the sleep forum from the University of California Los Angeles, where she read the many accounts of people having sleep paralysis, and thinking they could be going crazy. Some of them even ended up being treated for a pathology that didn't exist, due to the ignorance of the psychoanalyst, or sleep professional). It was from there that she learned aboutJean-Christophe Terrillon, a Canadian bio-physicist who now works in Kioto, Japan. They had many discussions about these phenomena, before they deciced to write a paper together.This paper was presented at the meeting of the Society for Scientific Exploration in Charlottesville, North Carolina.

Nightmare Project
http://www.nightmareproject.com/
Since the launch of this website in March 2000, it has really grown. There are now more than 139 Nightmares Online, and more being received almost every day. Based on visitor demand, the webowners plan to add more information about dreams and nightmares in general, and to offer better options for visitors to exchange ideas about dreams posted in their archives.

Nightmare Treatment Center
http://www.nightmaretreatment.com/
The Nightmare Treatment Center website is an information source for those interested in learning about nightmares, insomnia, posttraumatic stress disorder and sleep disorders and their complex inter-relationships. The website provides information and references which may assist in determining if you or some other person you know may need help for these problems.

Sleep and Hypnosis
http://www.sleepandhypnosis.com/sleep/index.htm
An International Journal of Sleep, Dream and Hypnosis.

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Non-English Language Dream Web Sites

Demoiselle
http://pages.infinit.net/aum/
This dream site is collective site in French, established by seven women in Québec and France, all empassioned by dreams. The name of this site is: Les demoiselles du rêve, because in French "demoiselle" has two meanings: lady and lullaby, which is the messenger of dreams in the Amerindians tradition.

Sogni
http://www.sogni.org/
Official site of the "Istituto di ricerca per il sogno lucido", a non-profit Association between researchers, psychologysts, media operators and artists to explore, understand and enhance the benefits of lucid dreaming.