In addition to being an interesting read, this book offers information concerning every aspect of dreams in such a comprehensive and well-organized manner as to be used as a reference book, a natural for the bookshelf of every household.
The author begins with basic philosophy, referring to the early greats, such as Hobbs, Freud and Jung and examining the various states of consciousness about which we so often hear, yet often fail to truly comprehend: Alpha, beta, etc.
Next comes a thoughtful and thorough examination of the seven types of dreams. Then, on to symbolism in dreams, another area so often referred to in literature, both old and new.
The book deals with ESP, the conscious and sub-conscious mind, motifs (prominent images of the kind that stick out in one's mind)
Finally, the book speaks of attitudes (feelings) concerning dreams and the best methods of creating, first, awareness, and then, record-keeping. The record-keeping is suggested in much detail, a perfect how-to manual for those seriously interesting in investigating their dreams.
Rev. Peck devotes a considerable number of pages to "the threefold you:" physical, mental, spiritual, as it offers, through dreams, a view of ourselves. I judge this to be the main thrust of the volume. Here he gives credit to the development of his personal philosophy and his approach to dream analysis to "Born To Win" , a book concerning transactional analysis.
An entire section of Your Dreams Count" deals with ego states, from the ascending child states to adult, all carefully organized so as to be easily located, as any good reference book needs to be.
Numerology, astrology, scents, colors, metals, gem stones and even tarot symbols each play a significant role in this author's all-inclusive discussion of dreams and their meanings.
I happily recommend this book.

Pat Plepler. educator and writer