This book could not have been written had the author not been keeping a journal of significant dreams he had had since January 10, 1975. He never took his dreams more seriously until he watched The Oprah Winfrey Show of July 3, 2000. On that show, she discussed the importance of keeping gratitude journal with members of her audience. The show made him think about his dream journal. Thank you, Oprah. Many people have asked whether this book is about dream interpretation or dream analysis. This is because when people walk into a bookstore looking for a book on dreams, most of the time they are looking for a book that will provide some insights into a dream they had last night. This book is neither about interpreting nor analyzing dreams. This book is written to raise awareness and validate those experiences which are labeled as weird, strange, crazy, sick, abnormal, etc., when we try to share them. These experiences include intuition, out-of-body experiences (OBE) or astral traveling, precognitive dreams, telepathy, clairaudience etc. If a lot of people are asking the same questions over and over again, then it is time to conclude that Writing Down Your Dreams is: * unique and different. * has the answers you may be looking for. * provides insights from a perspective you might not have considered. If it has a unique and a different message, it is capable of changing lives. My dreams changed my life. Could your dreams also change yours?