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Here at last is the new and redesigned website I have been promising my avid readers for some years.
It has taken a lot of hard work with a team of us behind the scenes. The new site is bringing dream interpretation and the many features it holds right up to date. You will be able to search for any entry and quickly find it. Such a search will also bring up other related entries. So if your search is for dog, it will also display entries for coyote, animal and jackal, that will add to the information presented.
History
DreamHawk is probably the oldest dream interpretation site on the web. It started in the mid eighties on CompuServe, and later was called Waves. When I went more mainline the name changed to DreamHawk. But I was also the earliest writer on dreams who attempted a dream dictionary, one not based on rigid dream theories such as Freudian or Jungian ideas, or the made up rubbish of the dictionaries saying each dream is about good or bad luck. Waves can still be seen at http://homepages.tesco.net/~waves/index.html. The earliest book I did on dreams was in Do You Dream, and was published in 1971. This included a dream dictionary.
Features
The new DreamHawk will enable able you to post comments and develop contact with other dreamers. See Discussion Forums.
Something that is missing from the new site are pages such as those listing poems and features. These are still available. For instance the poems page had several sections – Poems From the Lodge; The Many Faces of Love; Life’s Sunshine and Rain; My Journey; People: and Dream Landscapes – and if you type those titles into the search box, click, and there they all are. And the same applies to all the other sections. So if you are looking for all the chapters of a book, such as SuperMinds; again type it in and click, and there they are.
It has always been my policy to never charge for any service given, so this site and the years and hours spent producing it is purely non-commercial. I have done this because living at a time when I had no money for professional help, I found that help was here with me when I prayed for it. I found that when two or three are gathered together in my name – the name of love – help flows from ordinary people supporting each other. So I pass on that help to others. But obviously we need support, and you can give that by clicking on any adverts that interest you, and buying my books. So here are ways you can do that:
- Buy my eBooks from here
- Buy my hard-copy books from here
- If you like one of my books, please give it a good review on Amazon, or any other website where reviews can be left against the book
- Buy my phone dream dictionary. Link to it Here.
- Link to this site from your website or blog
- Tell other people about this site
Future Change
Something else that is coming, but will take time to complete, is a completely new and massively enlarged dream dictionary. This will be done a little at time, so the first entries will appear fairly soon. The new dictionary will have a simple statement of the main meanings of the dream image, followed by a deeper description. Then questions about the dream image will follow that if answered will lead you to your own understanding. |
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Meanwhile, thanks to those of you who have been loyal supporters of the site, and welcome to those who are new. Enjoy exploring the wonders of dreams.
Tony Crisp
Comments
Sorry to say that,
This is, to me, more likely to be a BS,,,
hi i sleepwalk most nights and looking for a new born baby i have had 2 children my self but my mum lost a baby whilst carrying me so i,m from a twin but this dream is giving me panic attacks now i look in all my rooms under the beds and also my freezers whyi,m 41 yrs of age my children are still young the same same dream i have had for years can you help please i have been to the doctors they cant give me any answers its starting to get to the point where i dont want to go to asleep
Andrea – “When we lose a twin, it feels for many of us like the literal end of our lives. That is true, in that it is the end of life as we have known it since the moment of our conception. As one twin explained to me: ‘The day my twin died, the lights went out.’ Another twin said to me, ‘After Daphne died, it was as if I couldn’t breathe. I’d never in my life thought about breathing. I just took it for granted that Daphne and my breath were part of being alive.’ When our twin dies, we must begin to breathe again; we must begin again with our lives, starting with what truly feels like the end.”
“Twins begin their identify formation in the womb. Whether fraternal or identical, they receive different stimuli and resources in the womb environment and, therefore, have different experiences that affect their fetal development. But from their cellular origins, they are ushered into the womb in relationship, both to their mother and to each other. And early on, they begin to show distinct, individual, and also interactive patterns of behavior and temperament, which have been observed and documented by researchers with the use of ultra-sonography. These patterns are often repeated after birth.”
The two pieces have been quoted from the wonderful site – http://www.twinlesstwins.org/GRIEF/ProfessionalResearch/TwinBereavement.aspx
But I recommend that you go in search of your twin. I know you may think that is ridiculous because your twin is dead, but we are remarkable creatures humans, and have a unique ability to search our immense unconscious mind. And in the unconscious nothing is forgotten or lost. So I suggest you read it and see if you can use it. If you need help please write to me again. http://dreamhawk.com/dream-encyclopedia/active-imagination-and-dreams/
Tony
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