Dreaming of Your Future: Unlock the Precognitive Secrets of Your Mind

by Theresa Cheung

Overview

Theresa Cheung, whom Women's Health magazine called "the British Grande Dame of psychic and spiritual studies," reveals how to interpret precognitive messages in your dreams.

You can sense what is in your future. This book shows you how to harness your precognitive abilities while you sleep, which will give you a heads-up for tomorrow. Leading dream decoder Theresa Cheung offers simple precognition-boosting methods you can easily incorporate into your daily routine.

Featuring numerous exercises and a detailed directory of symbols divided into twenty themes, Dreaming of Your Future is far beyond a standard dream dictionary. It provides practices for mental time travel, memory games, making predictions, staying motivated, and much more.

From learning how to trust your gut instinct when you are awake to understanding what it means for your future when you dream of animals, food, or feelings, this book helps you confidently plan for a bright future.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780738779386
Publisher:	Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Publication date:	05/08/2025
Pages:	296
Product dimensions:	5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

Theresa Cheung (United Kingdom) is a Sunday Times bestselling author and dream decoder. She has a degree from Kings College, Cambridge, and is the author of numerous titles, including The Dream Dictionary from A to Z. Theresa has appeared on ITV's This Morning and Capital FM and has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Red, Grazia, Heat, Glamour, Vice, Bustle, and many more. Visit her at TheresaCheung.com.

Editorial Reviews

"The author has produced a truly remarkable work by blending together cutting-edge science from a lay perspective, a self-help and personal growth book, and an informal reference work on the subject which applies the scientific method to precognition and dreamwork. 

This is a unique combination when combined with the opportunity for each reader to take an empirical journey along with Theresa as their guide into a personal sleep laboratory and conduct their own personal and practical dream experiments and their own research based on them. I think this will appeal to all kinds of psychical researchers and citizen scientists. I would therefore recommend Theresa’s book on this basis and also because it is a good, interesting and intriguing read which applies the scientific method to the challenging area of pioneering dream research."
—Society for Psychical Research (SPR)

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