In Your Dreams at Mac App Store analyse

Every night, our dreams carry messages from our unconscious that can shed light on aspects of our waking lives. In Your Dreams™ helps you to explore the meaning of your dreams with an interactive dream journal that works hand-in-hand with a beautifully illustrated and comprehensively researched dream symbol guide. Developed in consultation with an analytic psychologist, In Your Dreams is the only dream app that includes: • A Dream Journal that lets you create an entry, look up the meaning of the dream symbols from within the journal, and save those meanings—and even their illustrations—right in your journal entry. • An illustrated, in-depth Symbol Guide that explores dream symbols through the lenses of cross-cultural references, psychoanalytic theory, natural history, and myth. • Thematic links from one symbol to another, which helps you to intelligently and intuitively explore connections and delve deeper into meanings. • Provocative questions that help you to make sense of the dream symbol by asking you to consider how the symbol appeared in your dream, and its possible relationship to your waking life. • Illustrations that can be used for visual meditation when trying to make personal and universal associations with dream elements. • The In Your Dreams E-Book, which covers the history and science of dreaming, symbols and archetypes, and guidance for using the app for dream interpretation. You can use the Dream Journal and Symbol Guide separately or together. In addition to dreamwork, you can also use In Your Dreams as a creativity tool, to generate ideas for creative work, or as a problem solving tool, in which the symbols can be used as inspiration for new ways of thinking. NEW: Printable e-book! For more information, please visit: www.inyourdreams.mobi The dream is the small hidden door in the deepest and most intimate sanctum of the soul, which opens to that primeval cosmic night that was soul long before there was conscious ego and will be soul far beyond what a conscious ego could ever reach. —Carl Gustav Jung