Interpretation of Dreams" still stands, yep, read it, quite good. > On the..." /> Interpretation of Dreams" still stands, yep, read it, quite good. > On the..." />

Re: FXR and Freud » Wendy B.

Posted by geekUK on July 20, 2001, at 19:11:15

In reply to Re: FXR and Freud » geekUK, posted by Wendy B. on July 18, 2001, at 16:30:50

> suggest that if you're interested in dreams
> and how they work, Freud's book "The
> Interpretation of Dreams" still stands,
yep, read it, quite good.
> On the original topic: I don't think people
> who have frequent nightmares are more mentally
> unstable than anybody else, but they might
> need more help in trying to figure those
> things out...
I dont know on this point, the effexor period scared me into thinking that my waking horror was mirrored in my dream time, exept with more 'psychadelia'

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