Dream Sutra - Perceiving Hidden Realms

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The realm of dreams defies logic. For thousands of years, philosophers, scientists and spiritualists alike have struggled to understand the dream state. Numerous dictionaries have tried to interpret dreams into everyday vocabulary. So far, it has been nothing more than an attempt at best. So is this book.

The only saving grace is that this book is a collection and a combined effort of several people who share a collective interest in spiritual evolution, and have a common guru — a very powerful and accomplished guide who practiced astral travel at will (I have witnessed this on several occasions). Often, he would give instructions, messages and interact with his disciples and devotees in their dreams.

Having spent a decade with him, a part of which was living as a guest in his house, I did get to ask him for the explanations of several dreams. While hanging around in his room and home, I also had the benefit of overhearing his explanation of other people's dreams.

Do I think the information in this text is comprehensive enough? No, I don't. But I do think that it is a lot more than you will find elsewhere. There have been almost 100-plus interviews conducted by Hannah, my co-author, who unfortunately has a much better flow of expression than me. I almost feel like apologising for that! I promise that in the future books I will revert to my regular style of colloquial writing. In the meantime, do enjoy her eloquence and the untiring effort of not just interviewing but also interrogating several of my spiritual associates and her other victims.