Thread: anyone interested in other aspects of dreams, not just LDs?

i'm not sure exactly what i'm looking for, all i know is i'm not interested at all in dream interpretation, but i do want to go more in depth in the study of dreams. some books by Robert Moss seem interesting. Anyone got any feedback on any good books on the topic of dreams?

I checked Moss' webpage, and he seems to be into LDing mixed with shamanism. So I'm not sure what you mean when you say that you aren't interested in LDs and that Moss' books are interesting in this respect.

As for normal dreams, people seem to be uninterested in them except for their interpretation, I'd like to read something that doesn't deal with it and manages to discuss something worthy, too . I read a book by Hobson once, called "Dreaming: An Introduction to the Science of Sleep", he denies the usefulness of interpretation, but there was nothing new or interesting there at all. I don't recommend this author.

Maybe you want to check this one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_Mindell

I never read his books myself, but saw their titles many times. They might be up your alley.

Theres not much out here that isnt gonna be focused on either LDing or dream interpretation. The only book I can think of right now is Teach Yourself to Dream but even that might be too LD/Interpretation based.

Well dreams as whole are a wonderful way to dig up your own sub-c. I actually use lot of time by analyzing my normal dreams and my LDs. I love interesting things and well.. I have noticed that my mind fascinates me the most ^^