Because learning about your brain and sleep can be fun . . .
While making the rounds of various TV and radio talk shows, with the release of Dream Power (1972) and subsequent release of The Dream Game (1975), psychologist Ann Faraday popularized both the activity of dream journaling and the idea dreams could be meaningful. Her books sold over 500,000 copies, according to Harper & Row, her publisher. The Encyclopedia of…
Why nobody can interpret your dreams for you. Six Carl’s Jr. fast-food workers stood ready to take on the problem: a home in disarray. The dream: I had too much to do in too little time. I was fretting. This team would help. Actually, I don’t have an exact count of how many fast-food employees…
Have you ever had a dream where a dead person you once knew was speaking to you? Did it seem real? Have you ever dreamed of a genie? A demon? A zombie? Did you ever have something happen to you in a dream and then have the same thing happen to you again in real…
For many Americans, the 1930s were a nightmare. Over 25 percent of the population found themselves without work. People were starving, suffering, and despondent. They called it the Great Depression. Memories and images of that severe economic downturn are still fresh thanks to photos and film and radio recordings. While the generation that personally experienced…