Examine Your Life Through The Carpet Weaver of the Night - by Luc De Schepper (Hardcover)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>This is a book about the other half, the unconscious part of humankind, unknown to most people around the world: the actions of the unconscious communicated by dreams. It is bound to give a wider view to the reader resulting in the person, not who he wants to be but, the person of who he really is. Step by step, the author teaches the reader how to learn the hidden messages of dreams, even the most secret part of his being. It is beneficial not only to himself but also to others such as family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and patients. It is the start of discovering unvisited territories. What the reader might bring to conscious might surprise, even shock him, but at the end it is extremely beneficial not only for him but for anyone around him. Through this book relationships, understanding and communication will be greatly improved, providing more life or more blood to an otherwise anemic existence. Not only does the book address childhood dreams but also, the tumultuous period of puberty, and brings solutions to the middle life crisis as well as the retirement of those struggling with foregoing issues.The reader will obtain a meaning to life, so that even when dying, he teaches the ultimate message to those surrounding him which is showing dignity, acceptances, and courage. The author provides chapter by chapter the tools in which dreams will be understood in every concept of the different chapters is magnified by the analysis of the various examples of dreams. In essence, this book is geared towards lay people, old and young, and professionals alike, everybody, especially homeopaths around the world. </p>
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