The Art of Spiritual Dreaming

Your dreams are real. Learning to see and use the wisdom you receive from your dreams is an art. Discover your own greatness. Discover how to paint a greater, more fulfilling life for yourself using the 52 tips and techniques in The Art of Spiritual Dreaming.

The great Frech Renaissance thinker Montaigne wrote, "Dreams are faithful interpreters of our inclinations; but there is art required to sort and understand them."

Throughout the ages, dreams were held in high regard. Prophets like Moses and dream interpreters like Jacob held the fate of nations in their hands. Today, Harold Klemp is recognized as one of the foremost advocates of spiritual dreaming in the world.

Solomon once said that there is no new thing under the sun. Harold Klemp shows there is something beyond the sun.

Learn how dreams can help you gain insights from the past and future, grow in confidence, heal yourself spiritually, and make decisions about your career and finances. Create your masterpiece!

Klemp plants the seeds of Eck masters in the mind of the reader and gives techniques so that the reader will "experience" for themselves "proof" of their existance. Actually, the mind will create constructs (images and concepts) and will use filters to interpret reality as it is willing to see and experience It. One does not need a mahanta or master outside of their own higher self or God-soul to experience the realities of the higher planes of God or of ALL THAT IS. This is only one thing, of many, that is hidden from the reader. The Mahanta of Eckankar seeks spiritual dependency for its members through complete surrender for protection, guidance, and reliance in all matters and on all planes. Therefore, spiritual freedom only becomes a catch (22) phrase to the members of this innocent looking religion.

Also, if you have already read one book by this author you can save your money on this one. His books are all alike... no new info here.


Good technique for dream recall, but heavy on the ECK agenda   October 7, 2003
 12 out of 13 found this review helpful

This book draws heavily on the teachings of Eckankar. It is, in fact, put out by their press, and takes most of its case histories from ECK practitioners. Clearly, the book is intended to lead people to practice ECK. As I am not a practitioner of that Path, I cannot evaluate it in those terms. I will say, however, that it has some excellent techniques for developing your "dream memory," learning from your dreams, soul travel, meeting spiritual masters in dreams, fending off psychic attacks, etc. -- if you are able to translate the ubiquitous references to ECK into those of your own religion or Path. (For example, instead of chanting "Hu" as the ECK people do, I chant Hebrew mantras.) The book also includes some material on understanding past-life dreams, which is probably why I received a review copy (I have written three books on reincarnation, all available here in Amazon). For those who practice ECK or one of the Eastern or New Age philosophies, this would be a most helpful book. For myself, I prefer something more theologically neutral.


Guidance of the Heart   June 23, 2003
 2 out of 4 found this review helpful

This book gave me several, innovative techniques for pursuing my dream study in an entirely fresh way. Where previously I had approached dreams through a "mental lense" this book taught me how to step beyond and "listen with the heart". What's the difference? No explanation necessary for those who give it a try and experience the subtle yet direct guidance of the heart.