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Collingswood, NJ, United States, 04/19/2008 - New book documents George Mason University Professor Luellen Hoffman's breakthrough research into dreams where people everywhere are visited by deceased loved ones.
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George Mason University Professor Luellen Hoffman has completed and published her new book Special Dream.
Her interest stems from the untimely death of her own husband, and her own resulting dream experiences. When she learned that her sister-in-law had a similar experience, she was inspired to begin conducting the necessary research to complete a book on the previously seldom examined phenomenon.
Many psychology books she read covered dream interpretation and dream analysis, but none seemed to examine this particular type of dream.
Pursuing research on the subject, Hoffman ran classified ads in several diverse cities nationwide, and found that many people want to share their experiences on the subject. While the responses have included both men and women of all ages, races, and religions across the country, Hoffman found that the experience is actually unique to each person. Her research found that less than 3% of the population ever experienced this type of dream, and men seem to experience it more than women do.
As Hoffman has contacted people in order to conduct interviews, she found that many people are hesitant to share their stories, for a number of personal reasons. So Hoffman has developed a more personal, sympathetic method of conducting her research.
This type of dream is very rare, and those who really want to see a deceased loved once again in a dream, usually don’t have this type of dream. Those who have the dreams are random and usually caught totally unprepared when the dreams happen, and can offer no explanation for why they had the dreams.
Available on Amazon.com
Update: Two five star reviews posted by viewers on Amazon.com!
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