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Become your own dream analyst and begin a powerful journey of self discovery with bestselling author, psychologist and dream expert Ian Wallace. Dreams are no longer some largely indecipherable code. They are authored by our own subconscious. When you create a dream, you are encoding a meaningful story about how to fulfil your emotional needs, intentions and purpose  in waking life. So who better to decode your dreams than you? Decode Your Dreams  empowers you with all you need to know, from unlocking your unconscious and learning how it influences your experiences, to creating positive life changes in light of these insights. This easy-to-use guide offers an original, two-step method that nurtures the connection between the ever-evolving unconscious and conscious mind for transformational results . Wallace explains  how to decipher dream meanings  before answering each diagnosis with suggested  waking-life actions . Reflect on the best solutions to recurring daily dilemmas, identify and heal anxieties that are holding you back, and confront and seize new opportunities to pursue your passions.We dream to continually update our sense of self. So learn something new with every dream and develop your own human superpowers of self- and situational awareness  with this book.

Richard Pochinko: Clown thru Mask has the origin of the famous clown technique developed by Richard Pochinko and a process loved by many artists, teachers, guides and those that want to know themselves better. It is an intuitive, inner child, exploration with clay mask made with eyes shut representing the 6 directions and a process loved by many in its ability to reach a sacred creative place. There are 12 Essential exercises. Included with this book is a 10 pages of a Dairy written by Della Burford when studying with Richard in 1986. Some of Richards students have commented in a Clown Registry started online. There is many historical photos taken by Ian's brother Douglas Wallace.

Gdy czytasz te słowa, jedna trzecia ludzi na świecie śpi. Zanim się zbudzą, wyśnią razem ponad dziesięć miliard�w sn�w. Niekt�rzy być może uznają swoje sny za zupełnie przypadkowe i wyjątkowo dziwaczne.Jednak znaczna większość śniących podąża w swych snach pewnymi wsp�lnymi ścieżkami motyw�w i schemat�w zdarzeń, kt�rych większość nas doświadcza w marzeniach sennych. Te powszechne motywy senne wyłaniały się przez dziesiątki tysięcy lat i pozostają w ścisłym związku z historiami i przekonaniami, z kt�rymi mierzymy się w realnym życiu.Przez 30 lat pracy jako psycholog sn�w przeanalizowałem ich ponad sto tysięcy. W tym czasie zdałem sobie sprawę, że istnieje około 100 uniwersalnych typ�w czy modeli sn�w, kt�re wciąż się powtarzają. Ludzie z całego świata, niezależnie od kraju i kultury, opowiadają o nich z niezwykłą zgodnością.-autor

If you've ever woken up thinking 'What was that about?' this fascinating dictionary of over 12,000 dream symbols will explain everything and help you become your own dream expert. Written by Ian Wallace, this comprehensive guide will help you interpret the imagery you see in your dreams and analyse the hidden meaning and messages within them. By exploring your dreams in this way, you'll reach a deeper understanding of what you really want in life - and work out how to achieve it.

This volume presents selected proceedings from a conference organized by the International Feuchtwanger Society, titled ‘To Stay or not to Stay? German-speaking Exiles in Southern California after 1945’. The conference, held in September 2011 at the University of Southern California and Villa Aurora, examined the critical decision faced by German-speaking exiles in Southern California post-World War II: whether to return to Europe or remain in the United States. It begins with an analysis of remigrants' experiences as depicted in the exile publication Der Aufbau. Six chapters focus on Lion Feuchtwanger, exploring the circumstances that influenced his choice to stay in California after 1945. Following this, additional chapters provide fresh insights into other members of the German-speaking literary community in California. The discussion is further broadened by studies on remigration from the UK and the Soviet Union, as well as the challenges faced by exiled musicians in East Asia and Palestine. The volume concludes with an exploration of the experiences of remigrants in the media and film industry during the early post-war years.

We all dream, but our dreams often seem to be bizarre and confusing experiences that make little sense to us, no matter how much we try to analyse them. This title explains why you dream them, and suggests how you can use them to help you realise your cherished hopes and aspirations in everyday life.

The first Documenta took place in Kassel in 1955. In this lecture from 1987, Vancouver artist Ian Wallace discusses the occasion as an expression of the postwar cultural and political climate.

This volume presents selected proceedings from the conference organized by the International Feuchtwanger Society titled ‘Feuchtwanger and Film’, held in September 2007 at the University of Southern California and Villa Aurora. The focus is on the relationship between literature and film, particularly concerning Lion Feuchtwanger's works. The book begins with three chapters analyzing Feuchtwanger’s novel Goya and the significant film adaptation by East German director Konrad Wolf for DEFA. The second section sheds new light on another of Feuchtwanger's novels, Jud Süß, and the infamous Nazi film of the same name. Attention then shifts to adaptations of Feuchtwanger's works by East German television, notably Die Brüder Lautensack, and explores his considerable reputation in Russia through Grigori Roshal’s film Sem’ia Oppengeim (1939), based on the novel Die Geschwister Oppenheim (1933). A later section examines the ‘filmic’ qualities present in much of Feuchtwanger’s oeuvre. The discussion expands to include three other émigré authors and their collaborations with DEFA (Arnold Zweig) and Hollywood (Franz Werfel and Anna Seghers). The volume concludes with a report on the ‘Feuchtwanger Relaunched’ project, an online initiative aimed at generating media interest in Feuchtwanger’s life and work.