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     15 BUCK-LUCIAN-A. GEERS-MARGARET-B/VARIETIES OF CONSCIOUSNESS: I.
     INTERCORRELATIONS/JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY.    1967, 23(2), 151-152.

     16   CARPINTER-PAUL-J.     CRATTY-BRYANT-J/MENTAL   ACTIVITY,  DREAMS   AND
     PERFORMANCE  IN  TEAM  SPORT   ATHLETES/  INTERNATIONAL  JOURNAL  OF  SPORT
     PSYCHOLOGY.  1983 VOL 14(3) 186-197.

     17 CARTWRIGHT-ROSALIND-D.   LLOYD-STEPHEN.   KNIGHT-SARA/ BROKEN  DREAMS: A
     STUDY   OF  THE   EFFECTS   OF   DIVORCE   AND   DEPRESSION   ON      DREAM
     CONTENT/PSYCHIATRY.    1984 AUG VOL 47(3) 251-259.

     18  CAVALLERO-CORRADO.   CICOGNA-PIERCARLA/COMPARING  REPORTS  OF THE  SAME
     DREAM:  PROPOSALS FOR A  STRUCTURAL/PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS.     1983 OCT
     VOL 57(2) 339-356.

     19  CERNOVSKY-ZACK-Z/DREAM RECALL AND  ATTITUDE TOWARD  DREAMS/PERCEPTUAL &
     MOTOR SKILLS.   1984 JUN VOL 58(3) 911-914.

     20 CICOGNA-PIERCARLA/RESTRUCTURING DREAM-RECALL/PERCEPTUAL &  MOTOR SKILLS.
     1983 OCT VOL 57(2) 629-630.

     21 CLYNE-JACKSON-SHEILA-A/DEFENSIVENESS IN DREAM RECALL IN RESPONSE TO A
     PROVOCATIVE DAY RESIDUE/DISSERTATION  ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.     1983 SEP
     VOL 44(3-B) 906.

     22 COMARR-A-ESTIN.   CRESSY-JEFFREY-M.  LETCH-MICHAEL/ SLEEP DREAMS  OF SEX
     AMONG  TRAUMATIC PARAPLEGICS AND QUADRIPLEGICS/SEXUALITY & DISABILITY. 1983
     SPR VOL 6(1) 25-29.

     23 COOLIDGE-FREDERICK-L.  BRACKEN-DUANE-D/THE LOSS OF TEETH IN DREAMS: AN
     EMPIRICAL  INVESTIGATION/PSYCHOLOGICAL  REPORTS.       1984  JUN  VOL 54(3)
     931-935.

     24 COOLIDGE-FREDERICK-L.  FISH-CYNTHIA-E/DREAMS OF THE DYING/OMEGA: JOURNAL
     OF DEATH & DYING. 1983-84 VOL 14(1) 1-8.

     25 COVELLO-EDWARD/LUCID DREAMING: A REVIEW AND EXPERIENTIAL STUDY OF WAKING
     INTRUSIONS DURING STAGE REM SLEEP/JOURNAL OF MIND  & BEHAVIOR.    1984  WIN
     VOL 5(1) 81-98.

     26 CRICK-FRANCIS.   MITCHISON-GRAEME/THE FUNCTION OF DREAM  SLEEP/NATURE. 
     1983 JUL VOL 304(5922) 111-114.

     27 DEVEREUX-GEORGE/PATHOGENIC DREAMS IN NON-WESTERN SOCIETIES/IN G. E. VON
     GRUNEBAUM AND R. CAILLOIS (EDS.), THE DREAM AND HUMAN SOCIETY.  213-228.

     28 DIMIDJIAN-VICTORIA-J/SEEING ME, BEING ME, BECOMING THE ME I WANT TO  BE:
     THE IMPORT OF THE DREAM IN IDENTITY FORMATION DURING WOMEN'S EARLY ADULT
     YEARS/WOMEN & THERAPY. 1983 WIN VOL 2(4) 33-48.

     29 DOMINO-GEORGE/ATTITUDES TOWARDS DREAMS, SEX DIFFERENCES AND
     CREATIVITY/JOURNAL OF CREATIVE BEHAVIOR.    1982 VOL 16(2) 112-122.

     30 DOYLE-MARIE-C/ENHANCING DREAM PLEASURE WITH SENOI STRATEGY/JOURNAL OF
     CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1984 MAR VOL 40(2) 467-474.

     31 EBON-MARTIN/PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL  DREAM STUDIES/IN G. E.  VON GRUNEBAUM AND
     R.CAILLOIS (EDS.), THE DREAM AND HUMAN    SOCIETY.  (SEE 43:10), 163-177.

     32 EICHELMAN-BURR/HYPNOTIC CHANGE IN COMBAT DREAMS OF TWO VETERANS WITH


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     POSTTRAUMATIC  STRESS DISORDER/1985 JAN VOL 142(1) 112-114.

     33 EIGEN-MICHAEL/ ON  TIME AND DREAMS/PSYCHOANALYTIC  REVIEW. 1983 SUM  VOL
     70(2) 211-220.

     34 EISENBUD-JULE/CHRONOLOGICALLY EXTRAORDINARY PSI CORRESPONDENCES IN THE 
     PSYCHOANALYTIC SETTING/ PSYCHOANALYTIC REVIEW.    1969, 56(1), 9-27.

     35 EISER-ALAN-S/A LABORATORY STUDY OF DREAMING IN ENDOGENOUS
     DEPRESSION/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL. 1983 DEC VOL 44(6-B) 1957.

     36 EPSTEIN-ARTHUR-W/  SIMMONS-NINA-N/APHASIA WITH REPORTED LOSS OF
     DREAMING/AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY.    1983 JAN VOL 140(1) 108-109.

     37 EPSTEIN-ARTHUR-W/THE CONTRIBUTION OF CEREBRAL HEMISPHERIC DISEASE TO THE
     UNDERSTANDING   OF  DREAM  TYPE   AND  CONTENT/RESEARCH  COMMUNICATIONS  IN
     PSYCHOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY & BEHAVIOR.    1984 VOL 9(1) 15-30.

     38 EPSTEIN-ARTHUR-W/THE WAKING EVENT-DREAM INTERVAL/ AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
     PSYCHIATRY. 1985 JAN VOL 142(1) 123-124.

     39 FABER-P-A.  SAAYMAN-G-S.  PAPADOPOULOS-R-K/FANTASY, ITS EFFECTS UPON THE
     ARCHETYPAL CONTENT  OF NOCTURNAL DREAMS/ JOURNAL  OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY.
     1983 APR VOL 28(2) 141-164.

     40 FARRELL-RONALD-A/SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DREAM
     CONTENT  OF HOMOSEXUALS/INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY.    1983
     FAL VOL 29(3) 183-189.

     41 FENWICK-PETER ET AL/LUCID DREAMING: CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN DREAMED AND
     ACTUAL  EVENTS IN  ONE SUBJECT  DURING REM  SLEEP/BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY.   
     1984 JUN VOL 18(4) 243-267.

     42 FIERZ-H-K/ANALYTICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY AND DREAM, RESISTANCE AND
     WHOLENESS/ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE. 1976 VOL 7(4) 275-285.

     43    FISCHMAN-LAWRENCE-G/DREAMS,    HALLUCINOGENIC   DRUG    STATES,   AND
     SCHIZOPHRENIA:  A  PSYCHOLOGICAL  AND  BIOLOGICAL  COMPARISON/SCHIZOPHRENIA
     BULLETIN.    1983 VOL 9(1) 73-94.

     44 FISS-HARRY/TOWARD A CLINICALLY RELEVANT EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY OF
     DREAMING/HILLSIDE JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY.   1983 VOL 5(2) 147-159.

     45 FOSSHAGE-JAMES-L/THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTION OF DREAMS: A REVISED
     PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVE/PSYCHOANALYSIS  & CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT.     1983
     VOL 6(4) 641-669.

     46 FOULKES-DAVID ET AL/LONG-DISTANCE, 'SENSORY-BOMBARDMENT'  ESP IN DREAMS:
     A FAILURE TO REPLICATE/PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS.    1972 DEC VOL.  35(3)
     731-734.

     47 FOULKES-DAVID.  SCHMIDT-MARCELLA/TEMPORAL  SEQUENCE AND UNIT COMPOSITION
     IN DREAM REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT STAGES OF SLEEP/SLEEP.    1983 SEP VOL 6(3)
     265-280.


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 48 FURST-KATHRYN-A/ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION OF WOMEN'S DREAMS IN EARLY
     ADULTHOOD/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.    1984 JAN VOL 44(7-B)
     2242-2243.

     49  GACKENBACH-JAYNE.    SCHILLIG-BARBARA/LUCID   DREAMS:  THE  CONTENT  OF
     CONSCIOUS AWARENESS OF DREAMING DURING THE DREAM/JOURNAL OF MENTAL IMAGERY.
       1983 FAL VOL 7(2) 1-13.

     50 GERSHAM-HARRY/CURRENT APPLICATION OF HORNEY THEORY TO DREAM
     INTERPRETATION/AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS/    1983 FAL VOL 43(3)
     219-229.

     51 GLOBUS-G. KNAPP-P. SKINNER-J/AN APPRAISAL OF TELEPATHIC COMMUNICATION IN
     DREAMS/PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY. 1968, 4(3), 365.

     52 GOLLUB-DAN/DREAM INTERPRETATION/PSYCHOLOGY: A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF HUMAN
     BEHAVIOR.    1983 VOL 20(2) 30-33.

     53 GUNTER-P-RICHARD/RELIGIOUS DREAMING: A VIEWPOINT/ AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
     PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1983 JUL VOL 37(3) 411-427.

     54    HALL-CALVIN-S/""A    UBIQUITOUS    SEX   DIFFERENCE    IN    DREAMS''
     REVISITED/JOURNAL OF PERSONALITY & SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY/    1984 MAY VOL 46(5)
     1109-1117.

     55  HALL-JAMES-A/TOWARD  A  PSYCHO-STRUCTURAL   THEORY:  HYPNOSIS  AND  THE
     STRUCTURE OF DREAMS/AMERICAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL HYPNOSIS.     1984 JAN VOL
     26(3) 159-165.

     56 HALL-JAMES-A/DREAMS AND TRANSFERENCE/ COUNTERTRANSFERENCE: THE
     TRANSFORMATIVE FIELD/CHIRON.    1984 31-51.

     57 HARALDSSON-ERLENDUR/SOME DETERMINANTS OF BELIEF IN PSYCHICAL
     PHENOMENA/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN  SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.     1981
     OCT VOL 75(4) 297-309.

     58 HARTMAN-FRANK-R/A REAPPRAISAL OF THE EMMA EPISODE AND THE SPECIMEN
     DREAM/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION.   1983 VOL 31(3)
     555-585.

     59 HASTINGS-ARTHUR-C/DREAMS OF FUTURE EVENTS: PRECOGNITIONS AND
     PERSPECTIVES/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PSYCHOSOMATIC DENTISTRY &
     MEDICINE. 1977 VOL 24(2) 51-60.

     60 HEARNE-KEITH-M/THREE CASES OF OSTENSIBLE PRECOGNITION FROM A SINGLE
     PERCIPIENT:  1. SADAT  ASSASSINATION; 2.  REAGAN ASSASSINATION  ATTEMPT; 3.
     S.S. ACHILLE LAURO INCIDENT/ JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.
       1982 JUN VOL 51(791) 288-291.

     61 HEARNE-KEITH-M/AN AUTOMATED TECHNIQUE FOR STUDYING PSI IN HOME ""LUCID''
     DREAMS/JOURNAL  OF THE  SOCIETY FOR  PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.      1982  JUN VOL
     51(791) 303-304.

     62 HEARNE-KEITH-M/AN OSTENSIBLE PRECOGNITION OF THE ACCIDENTAL SINKING OF
     H.M/JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.    1982 JUN VOL 51(791)
     283-287.



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 63 HEARNE-KEITH-M/""LUCID'' DREAMS AND ESP: AN INITIAL EXPERIMENT USING ONE
     SUBJECT/JOURNAL OF  THE SOCIETY FOR  PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.      1981 FEB  VOL
     51(787)
     7-11.

     64  HEARNE-KEITH-M/LUCID DREAM INDUCTION/JOURNAL OF MENTAL IMAGERY.    1983
     SPR VOL 7(1) 19-23.

     65 HERMAN-JOHN-H  ET AL/EVIDENCE  FOR A DIRECTIONAL  CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
     EYE MOVEMENTS AND DREAM  IMAGERY IN REM SLEEP/SLEEP.     1984 MAR  VOL 7(1)
     52-63.

     66  HIMELSTEIN-PHILIP/DREAM  SYMBOL   OR  DREAM  PROCESS?/   PSYCHOLOGY:  A
     QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR.    1984 VOL 21(1) 9-11.

     67  HONE-VALERIE/DREAMS AS PREPARATION FOR  DEATH: A STUDY  OF THE MANIFEST
     AND LATENT  DYING CANCER  PATIENTS/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.   
     1984 MAY VOL 44(11-B) 3528.

     68 HONORTON-CHARLES/SIGNIFICANT FACTORS IN HYPNOTICALLY-INDUCED CLAIRVOYANT
     DREAMS/JOURNAL  OF THE  AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR  PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.  1972 JAN
     VOL. 66(1) 86-102.

     69     HONORTON-CHARLES.     STUMP-JOHN-P/A     PRELIMINARY    STUDY     OF
     HYPNOTICALLY-INDUCED CLAIRVOYANT DREAMS/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR
     PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.  1969, 63(2), 175-184.

     70 HONORTON-CHARLES/REPORTED  FREQUENCY OF DREAM RECALL  AND ESP/JOURNAL OF
     THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. 1972 OCT VOL.  66(4) 369-374.

     71 HOWE-JOAN-B.  BLICK-KENNETH-A/EMOTIONAL CONTENT OF DREAMS RECALLED BY
     ELDERLY WOMEN/SO PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS.    1983 FEB VOL 56(1) 31-34.

     72   INGMUNDSON-PAUL-T/DREAMING,  REM   SLEEP,  AND   MEMORY/  DISSERTATION
     ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL. 1985 JAN VOL 45(7-B) 2342.

     73 JACKSON-M-P/SUGGESTIONS FOR A CONTROLLED EXPERIMENT TO TEST PRECOGNITION
     IN DREAMS/JOURNAL  OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.    1967,
     61(4), 346-353.

     74 JOHNSON-MARCIA-K.  KAHAN-TRACEY-L.  RAYE-CAROL-L/DREAMS AND REALITY
     MONITORING/JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL  PSYCHOLOGY: GENERAL.      1984 SEP  VOL
     113(3) 329-344.

     75 KAUVAR-ELAINE-M/BLAKE'S INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS: ""MENTAL FORMS
     CREATING.''/AMERICAN IMAGO.    1984 SPR VOL 41(1) 19-45.

     76 KIRTLEY-DONALD-D.  SABO-KENNETH-T/AGGRESSION IN THE DREAMS OF BLIND
     WOMEN/JOURNAL  OF VISUAL  IMPAIRMENT &  BLINDNESS.      1983 JUN  VOL 77(6)
     269-270, 295.

     77 KOH-JUSUCK/DESIGN FOR FANTASY AND FANTASY FOR DESIGN: USING FANTASY AND
     DREAM   FOR  CREATIVITY   AND   SYMBOLISM  IN   ENVIRONMENTAL  DESIGN/EDRA:
     ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN RESEARCH ASSOCIATION.    1983 NO 14 36-47.

     78 KOLB-GISELA-E/THE DREAM IN PSYCHOANALYTIC GROUP THERAPY/ INTERNATIONAL
     JOURNAL OF GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY. 1983 JAN VOL 33(1) 41-52.

     79   AU  KOUKKOU-M.     LEHMANN-D/DREAMING:   THE  FUNCTIONAL   STATE-SHIFT
     HYPOTHESIS:   A  NEUROPSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL   MODEL/   BRITISH   JOURNAL   OF


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  PSYCHIATRY.    1983 MAR VOL 142 221-231.

     80 KRAMER-MILTON.  KINNEY-LOIS.  SCHARF-MARTIN/EXPERIENCES IN
     DREAMS/PSYCHIATRIC JOURNAL  OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA.  1983 MAR VOL 8(1)
     1-4.

     81 KRIPPNER-S ET AL/A LONG-DISTANCE ''SENSORY BOMBARDMENT'' STUDY OF
     EXTRASENSORY  PERCEPTION  IN DREAMS/JOURNAL  OF  THE  AMERICAN SOCIETY  FOR
     PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. 1971, OCT, VOL.  65(4), 468-475.

     82 KRIPPNER-S/INVESTIGATIONS  OF ''EXTRASENSORY'' PHENOMENA  IN DREAMS  AND
     OTHER ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS/ JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF
     PSYCHOSOMATIC DENTISTRY &    MEDICINE.    1969, 16(1), 7-14.

     83  KRIPPNER-S.  ULLMAN-M. HONORTON-C/A  PRECOGNITIVE  DREAM  STUDY WITH  A
     SINGLE SUBJECT/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. 1971
     APR VOL. 65(2) 192-203.

     84 KRIPPNER-STANLEY. ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/TELEPATHY AND DREAMS: A CONTROLLED
     EXPERIMENT  WITH ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM-ELECTRO-OCULOGRAM  MONITORING/JOURNAL
     OF NERVOUS & MENTAL DISEASE. 1970, DEC, VOL.  151(6), 394-403.

     85 KRIPPNER-STANLEY/NORMAL DREAM AND MAN'S PLIABLE FUTURE/ PSYCHOANALYTIC
     REVIEW.    1969, 56(1), 28-43.

     86 KRIPPNER-STANLEY/ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF ESP IN DREAMS: SEX
     DIFFERENCES  IN SEVENTY-FOUR  TELEPATHY SESSIONS/  JOURNAL OF  THE AMERICAN
     SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.    1970, JUL, VOL.  64(3), 277-285.

     87    KRIPPNER-STANLEY.    HONORTON-CHARLES.    ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/A    SECOND
     PRECOGNITIVE DREAM  STUDY WITH  MALCOLM BESSENT/  JOURNAL  OF THE  AMERICAN
     SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.    1972 JUL VOL.  66(3) 269-279.

     88  KRIPPNER-STANLEY. ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/TELEPATHIC  PERCEPTION  IN THE  DREAM
     STATE: CONFIRMATORY STUDY USING EEG-EOG  MONITORING TECHNIQUES/PERCEPTUAL &
     MOTOR SKILLS.    1969, DEC, VOL.  29(3), 915-918.

     89 KRIPPNER-STANLEY/DREAMS AND OTHER ALTERED CONSCIOUS STATES/JOURNAL OF
     COMMUNICATION. 1975 WIN VOL 25(1) 173-182.

     90     KRIPPNER-STANLEY/DREAMS     AND     OTHER      ALTERED     CONSCIOUS
     STATES/PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL  JOURNAL OF  SOUTH AFRICA.      1981 DEC  VOL 2(2)
     18-34.

     91 KRISHNAN-RANGA-R.  VOLOW-MICHAEL-R.  CAVENAR-JESSE-O. 
     MILLER-PATRICIA-P/DREAMS   OF   FLYING    IN   NARCOLEPTIC   PATIENTS.   SO
     PSYCHOSOMATICS.  1984 MAY VOL 25(5) 423-425.

     92  KUPER-ADAM/THE  STRUCTURE   OF  DREAM  SEQUENCES/CULTURE,  MEDICINE   &
     PSYCHIATRY. 1983 JUN VOL 7(2) 153-175.

     93  LAMBERT-KENNETH/REFLECTIONS ON A CRITIQUE OF  HILLMAN'S APPROACH TO THE
     DREAM BY  WA. SHELBURNE/JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL  PSYCHOLOGY.     1984 JAN VOL
     29(1) 57-66.


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  94  LANG-RUDIE-J.   OCONNOR-KIERON-P/PERSONALITY, DREAM  CONTENT  AND DREAM
     COPING  STYLE/PERSONALITY  &  INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES.        1984 VOL  5(2)
     211-219.

     95 LEBOEUF-ALAN.   MCKAY-PATRICIA.  CLARKE-KEITH/LATERAL  EYE MOVEMENTS AND
     DREAM RECALL IN MALES: A RE-APPRAISAL/ COGNITION & PERSONALITY.     1983-84
     VOL 3(1) 61-68.

     96 LEHMANN-HERBERT/FREUD'S DREAM OF FEBRUARY 1918/ INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF
     PSYCHO-ANALYSIS. 1983 VOL 10(1) 87-93.

     97      LEVITAN-HAROLD/DREAMS      WHICH     CULMINATE      IN     MIGRAINE
     HEADACHES/PSYCHOTHERAPY & PSYCHOSOMATICS.    1984 JUL VOL 41(4) 161-166.

     98 LEWIN-ISAAC/THE PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORY OF DREAMS IN THE BIBLE/JOURNAL OF
     PSYCHOLOGY & JUDAISM. 1983 SPR-SUM VOL 7(2) 73-88.

     99 LOTHANE-ZVI/REALITY,  DREAM, AND TRAUMA/CONTEMPORARY  PSYCHOANALYSIS.   
     1983 JUL VOL 19(3) 423-443.

     100 LYNCH-VINCENT-J/WORKING WITH DREAMS: A  COLLABORATION BETWEEN THERAPIST
     AND PATIENT/PERSPECTIVES  IN PSYCHIATRIC CARE.      1983 JAN-MAR  VOL 21(1)
     21-25.

     101 MALAKOFF-CHERYL-A/DREAM  RECALL  AS  A  FUNCTION OF  SELF  CONCEPT  AND
     PERSONAL VALUES/DISSERTATION  ABSTRACTS  INTERNATIONAL.      1984  SEP  VOL
     45(3-B) 1021.

     102 MANLEY-FRANCIS-J/THE EFFECT OF INTENTIONAL DREAMING ON
     DEPRESSION/DISSERTATION  ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.  1983  JUN  VOL  43(12-B)
     4154.

     103 MARTIN-JAY/THREE STAGES OF DREAMING: A CLINICAL STUDY OF HENRY MILLER'S
     DREAM BOOK/JOURNAL OF  THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS.     1984 APR
     VOL 12(2) 233-251.

     104 MARTINETTI-RAYMOND-F/DREAM RECALL, IMAGINAL PROCESSES AND SHORT-TERM
     MEMORY: A PILOT  STUDY/PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS.     1983 DEC VOL 57(3, PT
     1) 718.

     105 MAYKUTH-PATRICIA-L/INDIVIDUAL  DEVELOPMENT  IN DREAMS:  A  LONGITUDINAL
     STUDY  OF 3- TO 8-YEAR  OLDS/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.     1984
     DEC VOL 45(6-B) 1941-1942.

     106 MELSTROM-MARGARET-A.  CARTWRIGHT-ROSALIND-D/EFFECTS OF SUCCESSFUL VS.
     UNSUCCESSFUL PSYCHOTHERAPY OUTCOME ON  SOME DREAM DIMENSIONS/PSYCHIATRY.   
     1983 FEB VOL 46(1) 51-65.

     107 MEZENTSEV-V-A/ARE THERE MIRACLES IN NATURE?/MOSCOW, USSR: MOSKOVSKII2
     RABOCHII2, 1967.  240 P.

     108 MONTRELAY-MICHELE/ON FOLDING AND UNFOLDING: AN EXAMPLE OF DREAM
     INTERPRETATION IN ANALYSIS/PSYCHOANALYTIC INQUIRY. 1984 VOL 4(2) 193-219.

     109 MURRI-LUIGI ET AL/DREAM RECALL IN PATIENTS WITH FOCAL CEREBRAL
     LESIONS/ARCHIVES OF NEUROLOGY. 1984 FEB VOL 41(2) 183-185.


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   110 MYERS-ROBERT-K/THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DREAMS AND DREAMERS IN MODERN
     PSYCHOLOGICAL LITERATURE/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.     1985 JAN
     VOL 45(7-B) 2316.

     111 MYERS-WAYNE-A/AN ATHLETIC EXAMPLE OF THE TYPICAL EXAMINATION
     DREAM/PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 1983 OCT VOL 52(4) 594-598.

     112 NAROTRA-R-S/A STUDY OF DREAM ANALYSIS/ASIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY &
     EDUCATION.    1983 VOL 11(2) 14-18.

     113 PALESKI-ZBIGNIEW/PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF BELIEF IN ''PROPHETIC''
     DREAMS/PSYCHOLOGIA WYCHOWAWCZA. 1970, SEP, VOL.  13(4), 523-527.

     114 PALOMBO-STANLEY-R/THE GENIUS OF THE DREAM/AMERICAN JOURNAL OF
     PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1983 WIN VOL 43(4) 301-313.

     115 PALOMBO-STANLEY-R/THE  POET AS DREAMER/JOURNAL OF  THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
     OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1984 JAN VOL 12(1) 59-73.

     116 PALOMBO-STANLEY-R/RECOVERY OF  EARLY MEMORIES ASSOCIATED  WITH REPORTED
     DREAM  IMAGERY/AMERICAN  JOURNAL  OF   PSYCHIATRY.  1984  DEC  VOL  141(12)
     1508-1511.

     117 PALOMBO-STANLEY-R/DECONSTRUCTING THE MANIFEST DREAM/ JOURNAL OF THE
     AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION.    1984 VOL 32(2) 405-420.

     118  PARKER-A.       BELOFF-J/HYPNOTICALLY-INDUCED  CLAIRVOYANT  DREAMS:  A
     PARTIAL  REPLICATION AND  ATTEMPTED CONFIRMATION/  JOURNAL OF  THE AMERICAN
     SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.    1970, OCT, VOL.  64(4), 432-442.

     119    PATALANO-FRANK/COLOR    IN    DREAMS    AND    THE    PSYCHOANALYTIC
     SITUATION/AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1984 SUM VOL 44(2) 183-190.

     120 PERLMUTTER-RICHARD-A.  BABINEAU-RAYMOND/THE USE OF DREAMS IN COUPLES
     THERAPY/PSYCHIATRY. 1983 FEB VOL 46(1) 66-72.

     121 PEROLD-ETIENNE-A/ON EXPLANATION IN PSYCHOANALYSIS AND THE
     DREAM/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL. 1983 NOV VOL 44(5-B) 1603-1604.

     122 PETERS-LARRY-G/THE ROLE OF DREAMS IN THE LIFE OF A MENTALLY RETARDED
     INDIVIDUAL/ETHOS.

     123 POTTINGER-JOSEPHINE-S/THE EFFECT OF POSTHYPNOTIC SUGGESTION ON DREAM
     RECALL/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.    1984 JAN VOL 44(7-B) 2257.

     124 RANDALL-JOHN-L/CARD-GUESSING EXPERIMENTS WITH SCHOOLBOYS/JOURNAL OF THE
     SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.   1974 SEP VOL 47(761) 421-432.

     125  RENIK-OWEN/THE  CLINICAL USE  OF THE  MANIFEST  DREAM/ JOURNAL  OF THE
     AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 1984 VOL 32(1) 157-162.

     126 ROBBINS-PAUL-R.  HOUSHI-FARZANEH/SOME OBSERVATIONS ON RECURRENT
     DREAMS/BULLETIN OF THE MENNINGER CLINIC. 1983 MAY VOL 47(3) 262-265.

     127   RUIZ-KAY-N/AN   EXPERIMENT  USING   AN   IMAGING   METHOD  BASED   ON
     SENOI-DREAMWORK    WITH   RHEUMATOID    ARTHRITICS/DISSERTATION   ABSTRACTS
     INTERNATIONAL.    1983 JUL VOL 44(1-B) 324.

     128 SABO-KENNETH-T/EMOTIONS IN THE DREAMLIFE OF PARAPLEGICS: A QUANTITATIVE
     APPROACH/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.    1983 APR VOL 43(10-B)


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     129 SALTZMAN-NOLAN/ELICITING EMOTIONS OF DREAMS AND MEMORY FRAGMENTS IN BIO
     PSYCHOTHERAPY/INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL  OF ECLECTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY.    1984 SEP
     VOL 3(1) 1-6.

     130  SARGENT-CARL-L. HARLEY-TREVOR-A/THREE  STUDIES USING  A PSI-PREDICTIVE
     TRAIT VARIABLE QUESTIONNAIRE/JOURNAL OF  PARAPSYCHOLOGY. 1981 SEP VOL 45(3)
     199-214.

     131  SARGENT-LARRY/DREAMS   IN  THE  NUCLEAR   AGE/JOURNAL  OF   HUMANISTIC
     PSYCHOLOGY. 1984 SUM VOL 24(3) 142-156.

     132 SARLIN-M-BRUCE/THE USE OF DREAMS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH DEAF
     PATIENTS/JOURNAL OF THE  AMERICAN ACADEMY OF  PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1984 JAN  VOL
     12(1) 75-88.

     133  SCHAPIRO-S-A/A CLASSIFICATION SCHEME FOR OUT-OF-BODY PHENOMENA/JOURNAL
     OF ALTERED STATES OF CONCIOUSNESS. 975-76 VOL 2(3) 259-265.

     134     SCHROER-THOMAS/ARCHETYPAL     DREAMS      DURING     THE      FIRST
     PREGNANCY/PSYCHOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES. 1984 SPR VOL 15(1) 71-80.

     135 SCHUHL/SOCIETE MOREAU DE TOURS: IS THE PROBLEM OF SORCERERS ONE THAT IS
     PURELY PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL?/ANNALES MEDICO-PSYCHOLOGIQUES. 1968, 2(4), 592.

     136 SECHZER-PHILIP-H/DREAMS WITH LOW-DOSE KETAMINE IN OBSTETRICAL
     PATIENTS/CURRENT THERAPEUTIC RESEARCH. 1984 MAR VOL 35(3) 396-404.

     137   SHELBURNE-W-A/A  CRITIQUE   OF  JAMES   HILLMAN'S  APPROACH   TO  THE
     DREAM/JOURNAL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 1984 JAN VOL 29(1) 35-56.

     138  SHEPARD-ROGER-N/ECOLOGICAL  CONSTRAINTS  ON  INTERNAL  REPRESENTATION:
     RESONANT    KINEMATICS   OF    PERCEIVING,    IMAGINING,   THINKING,    AND
     DREAMING/PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW.    1984 OCT VOL 91(4) 417-447.

     139 SIEGEL-RONALD-D/A COMPARISON OF FREUD'S AND JUNG'S APPROACHES TO DREAM
     INTERPRETATION/DISSERTATION  ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL. 1984  JUL VOL 45(1-B)
     366.

     140 SILBER-AUSTIN/A SIGNIFICANT ""DREAM WITHIN A DREAM.''/  JOURNAL OF THE
     AMERICAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 1983 VOL 31(4) 899-915.

     141 SLOCHOWER-HARRY/FREUD'S DEJA VU ON THE ACROPOLIS: A SYMBOLIC RELIC OF
     ''MATER NUDA.''/PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY. 1970, 39(1), 90-102.

     142 SMITH-ROBERT-C/A POSSIBLE BIOLOGIC ROLE OF DREAMING.  PSYCHOTHERAPY &
     PSYCHOSOMATICS. 1984 JUL VOL 41(4) 167-176.

     143 SPARROW-GREGORY-S./AN EXPLORATION INTO THE INDUCTION OF GREATER
     REFLECTIVENESS AND ""LUCIDITY'' IN NOCTURNAL DREAM REPORTS. DISSERTATION
     ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL. 1984 SEP VOL 45(3-B) 1050.

     144 SPERO-MOSHE-H./A PSYCHOTHERAPIST'S REFLECTIONS ON A COUNTERTRANSFERENCE
     DREAM./AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. 1984 SUM VOL 44(2) 191-196.

     145  STEIN-MARTIN-H./RATIONAL  VERSUS  ANAGOGIC INTERPRETATION:  XENOPHON'S
     DREAM AND  OTHERS/JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN  PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION. 1984
     VOL 32(3) 529-556.



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 146 STERN-DEREK-A.  SAAYMAN-GRAHAM-S.  TOUYZ-STEPHEN-W./ THE EFFECT OF AN
     EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED DEMAND ON NOCTURNAL DREAM CONTENT./JOURNAL OF MENTAL
     IMAGERY. 1983 FAL VOL 7(2) 15-31.

     147 TART-CHARLES-T.  FADIMAN-JAMES./THE CASE OF THE YELLOW WHEAT FIELD: A
     DREAM-STATE  EXPLANATION  OF A  BROADCAST  TELEPATHIC DREAM./PSYCHOANALYTIC
     REVIEW. 1974-1975 WIN VOL 61(4) 607-618.

     148  TART-CHARLES-T./THE   CONTROL  OF  NOCTURNAL  DREAMING   BY  MEANS  OF
     POSTHYPNOTIC  SUGGESTION./INTERNATIONAL  JOURNAL  OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY.  1967,
     9(3), 184-189.

     149 THACKREY-SUSAN-E./THE TROPICS OF THE DREAM: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF
     CLASSICAL   DREAM    THEORY   IN    THE   LIGHT   OF    THE   STRUCTURALIST
     APPROACH/DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS INTERNATIONAL.      1984  MAY VOL  44(11-B)
     3512.

     150 THALBOURNE-MICHAEL-A./SOME CORRELATES OF BELIEF IN PSYCHICAL PHENOMENA:
     A PARTIAL  REPLICATION OF  THE HARALDSSON  FINDINGS./PARAPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW.
     1984 MAR-APR VOL 15(2) 13-15.

     151 THOLEY-PAUL./RELATION BETWEEN DREAM CONTENT AND EYE MOVEMENTS TESTED BY
     LUCID DREAMS./PERCEPTUAL & MOTOR SKILLS. 1983 JUN VOL 56(3) 875-878.

     152   THOLEY-PAUL./TECHNIQUES   FOR   INDUCING   AND   MANIPULATING   LUCID
     DREAMS./1983 AUG VOL 57(1) 79-90.

     153 TOLAAS-JON./DREAMING: A  PSI MODALITY?./ PSYCHOENERGETIC SYSTEMS.  1976
     JUL VOL 1(4) 185-195.

     154 TRENHOLME-IRENE. CARTWRIGHT-ROSALIND. GREENBERG-GLEN./ DREAM DIMENSION
     DIFFERENCES DURING A LIFE CHANGE./ PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH. 1984 MAY VOL 12(1)
     35-45.


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  155 TYSON-PAUL-D.  OGILVIE-ROBERT-D.  HUNT-HARRY-T./ LUCID, PRELUCID, AND
     NONLUCID  DREAMS RELATED TO  THE AMOUNT OF  EEG  ALPHA  ACTIVITY DURING REM
     SLEEP. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY. 1984 JUL VOL 21(4) 442-451.

     156  ULLMAN-M.    KRIPPNER-S.   HONORTON-C./A  CONFIRMATORY  STUDY  OF  THE
     TELEPATHIC
     DREAM WITH EEG-REM MONITORING/ PSYCHOPHYSICS.  1968, 5(2), 218.

     157  ULLMAN-MONTAGUE./KRIPPNER-STANLEY.    FELDSTEIN-SOL.
     EXPERIMENTALLY-INDUCED  TELEPATHIC   DREAMS:  TWO  STUDIES   USING  EEG-REM
     MONITORING
     TECHNIQUE. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY. 1966, 2(5), 420-437.

     158 ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/TI RAPID EYE MOVEMENT DREAM-MONITORING TECHNIQUES IN
     CURRENT ESP RESEARCH./TRANSACTIONS  OF THE  NEW YORK  ACADEMY OF  SCIENCES.
     1967, 30(2), 265-270.

     159      ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/PSI    COMMUNICATION   THROUGH   DREAM    SHARING.
     PARAPSYCHOLOGY REVIEW. 1981 MAR-APR VOL 12(2) 1-8.

     160  ULLMAN-MONTAGUE & KRIPPNER-STANLEY/ESP IN  THE NIGHT.   PSY 1970, JUN,
     VOL. 4(1), 46-50, 72.

     161 ULLMAN-MONTAGUE  & KRIPPNER-STANLEY/AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH  TO DREAMS
     AND   TELEPATHY:  II.    REPORT  OF   THREE  STUDIES./AMERICAN  JOURNAL  OF
     PSYCHIATRY. 1970,
     126(9), 1282-1289.

     162 ULLMAN-MONTAGUE/TELEPATHY AND DREAMS./EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE & SURGERY.
     1969, VOL.  27(1-2), 19-38.

     163  ULLMAN-MONTAGUE.      KRIPPNER-STANLEY/A  LABORATORY  APPROACH TO  THE
     NOCTURNAL  DIMENSION OF  PARANORMAL  EXPERIENCE: REPORT  OF A  CONFIRMATORY
     STUDY USING THE REM MONITORING TECHNIQUE/BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY.  1969, JUL,
     VOL.  1(3), 259-270.


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                                    FESTIVALS
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           Within  the Pagan  community  there  are  many holidays  and  Sabbats
     celebrated  for various means, and not all celebrate each holiday/Sabbat in
     the same exact way or for the same reasons. The following is a general list
     of the Holidays most common between all the Sects within Neo-Paganisim.


     YULE   (Winter Solstice, December 20-23 (varies according to the particular
             date on the standard calendar according to when the Solstice will
                     occurastronomically)).Longest nightof theyear, theturning 
                point whenthe days shall afterwardsgrow longer as winterbegins 
                   its passageinto thecoming spring.It is,inthe Goddessworship,
     the time when she gives forth again to the birth of the Divine Sun         
     child who shall be both child and eventually lover and father of           
     the next child in the cycle. Winter Solstice for pagans is a time         
     of feasting and the exchanging of gifts and is the original Holiday       
     that the Christian religions modified into their own Christmas,           
     even upto the birth of the child (Most theologians who have spent         
     time studying the birth of Jesus admit he was born in either March         
     or April, not the celebrated Christmas date we all know from the           
     standard calendar - it was moved to this date to help induce Pagans      to
     give up their old ways yet allow them their holidays during the      spread
     of Christianity thru Europe and the British Isles).                       
     Traditional adornments are a Yule Log, usually of oak, and a               
     combination of mistletoe and holly (also all later plagiarized into       
     Christian ways).

     CANDLEMAS  (Brigid's Day, February  2nd) Not common to  all pagans, this is
     very popular with Wiccans and various Celtic sects. Brigid is the
     Celtic goddess of fire and inspiration (Poetry, smithcraft and   healing)
     as well as yet another representation of the Fertility of   Femininity  and
     Love.  Brigid had such a strong following among the    Celtics   that   the
     Christian church decided it was easier to assimilate   her  into their  own
     system, and so there came about the making of Saint    Brigit  and all  the
     stories they created about her so that her   followers  would  leave  their
     old beliefs enough so they would not side    with  the   Druids,  who  were
     known at that time as 'the snakes' because   of  their   tendency  to  have
     tamed snakes that were used to help produce  various  healing  mixtures via
     their venom, and who were violently     opposing  the  Catholic church.  In
     History, of
          course, the druids lost against the overwhelming odds presented by the
          church, led by a man who would then be himself sainted by the church,
          their Saint Patrick (who was no clergyman but a warrior). Thus
     Christian rule of various sorts came into Ireland. Handcrafts are     often
     sacrificed to Brigid or dedicated to her as they are started on  this  day.
     Its celebration is done with many candles and as usual much      feasting.
     The Christians also took, moved slightly and used this      d a t e     b y
     creating St. Valentine and using the day for one of chaste  l   o   v   e
     reflections.


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   Eostar Ritual (Spring Equinox, March 20-23 dependant on actual astronomical
          event) This is the start in the pagan year of spring, at least among
          Wiccans and Celtics. The first flowers are praised and the Gods and
          Goddesses thanked for the true return to happier times for all. Eostar
               is oneof the more colorful holidays, not one of the somber colors
     found in Yule and Candlemas. Feasting and socializing are the    important
     factors in this holiday as well as the celebration of the   return of color
     to the natural world. In the Christian  calendar,      again to  draw early
     worshipers, they marked this as the final days and     rebirth   of   Jesus
     (when according to history he died in June!)
     Beltane (May Eve, April 30th-May 1st) Most important to pagans, save  f o r
     Samhain, I don't know of any Pagan group that doesn't celebrate  t  h  i  s
     holiday in some way.  Beltane is the  great Fertility rite  of life,       
     starting at dusk on the 30th and continuing until the dawn of the 1st.     
     The union of the God and Goddess to conceive the sun-child to be takes     
     place upon this holiday, no matter which tradition of paganisim is
          involved. Beltane is the one holiday most discouraged by the
     Christians, who didn't even use it as a point for a holiday of their  o w n
     because the power and nature of the day involved. Still, even in
     Christianized Ireland the May day dance of the Maypole remained, as   d i d
     the giving of flowers to those you loved or cared for as friends.     T h e
     Maypole is a symbol of the union of the God and Goddess to create     life,
     the pole itself a phallic symbol while the dancers and their     streamers
     or vines of flowers represent the fertile womb of the goddess    a s    i t
     takes in the Phallus of the god and takes in his seed. Besides   t   h   e
     Maypole often a bonfire is present, and members of the group are
     encouraged to jump the flames for luck and their own fertility. Food, drink
     and love are the order of the evening. In most sects the    celebration  of
     Beltane will become one large **** as the participants      are  encouraged
     to enact their own unions of love. Beltane is the time      o f     m a n y
     marriages/handfastings in the pagan community (in some it is     the  point
     where one chooses to begin and end relationships of a  physical    nature).
     Clothing is very optional in most get togethers on     this   holiday,  and
     mostly it is sensual and colorful. Even those sects    that   are   prudish
     about things tend to accept the rules of the holiday,  as it is the holiday
     of free love. It is said that a child conceived   on this day will  grow up
     to wield great power and knowledge and to be      healthier  than upon  any
     other.
     Litha (Summer Solstice, June 20-23, dependant on actual astronomical event)
          Held on the longest day of the year, the Solstice is the celebration
          of lights triumph over darkness and that of the bountiful beauty that
          light brings into life. Flowers are common in the circle, roses and
               brightcheerful wildflowers are upon the altar and usually worn by
     all.   It is  the changing point  of the  year, and the  celebration of the
     spiral dance of the year is common among Wiccans. It a celebration    with
     much joy, and much feasting. Many wiccans will attire themselves      i   n
     bright colors and equally bright adornments of flowers. Litha'   usual food
     fare may include honeycakes or cornbread. Litha is not      celebrated   by
     all sects nor in the same way.


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   Lughnasad (August 1st)  The great corn ritual  of Wiccan belief (in  Celtic
     realms this is the celebration of the wheat god, corn is an
     Americanization and it is possible there is an American Indian
     traditional holiday near this date that was borrowed by the American
     Neopagans). THis is the big celebration of the harvest (Sort of a     Pagan
     Thanksgiving, but the time clock is different as is that of the  Celtics).
     Much feasting and dancing occur, thou it is a bit more      somber     than
     many of the other holidays.  Some Pagans celebrate this     day  as  merely
     the day to bake their bread and cakes for the coming   winter  and  do   no
     actual rituals save that of blessing the foods    prepared.
     Mabon (Fall Equinox, Sept. 20-23, dependant on actual astronomical event)
          A lesser holiday, this is not widely celebrated and is most come with
          Pure wiccan groups, especially those who are based in the works of
          Starhawk and other Dianic sects. This is the weavers festival, and a
          braiding of cords are done in the process of casting a spell to
          add to ones life from what it is, each person weaving unto themselves
          what they wish and the coven as a whole weaving all the cords together
          to unite the power and efforts symbolically.
     SAMHAIN  (Halloween Oct 31st) THe year ends traditionally in Wiccan beliefs
          with  this holiday. Samhain is said to be  the period of time when the
     gates between the worlds are least guarded and the veils their   thinnest.
     It is a time for dimensional openings and workings, and     a l s o   t h e
     celebration of the death of the year king. It is a somber   holiday, one of
     dark clothes and thoughts for the dead, it is said to  be  the  time   when
     those of necromantic talents can speak with the dead   and it is certainly
     a time to remember ones dead. It is a time of     endings  of relationships
     and bad situations and it is the time when   one  can  see  the glimmer  of
     hope in the future. THere are as many   concepts  attached to  this holiday
     as any other.


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                           THE HOLY FOOL:
                     The Third member of the Triad
                      -some musings by: the Bard
     
                                   *
     
     "Remember, the Moon is only half as big as the Earth, but it's twice as
      far away."
                                                                  -Anonymous
                                   *
     
             After some time musing on the concept of Goddess/God that is 
       common in Wiccan (and most Neo-Pagan groups) and seeing the common  theme
     of "things come in threes" in these belief systems, I fell to wondering 
     "Why only the God and Goddess? If all things come in threes, where is 
     the Third Aspect that should be there?" 

             So what is this Third Aspect? I feel it is the Holy Fool; the 
     Prometheus who is the Trickster, the God (neuter) that rolls the dice.
     This also fills in certain holes  in neo-Pagan Theology that have  bothered
     me for some time, too. 

             First, we need to have a quick look at the Holy Fool in religious
     and/or cultural beliefs, both primitive and modern: 
     
           American Indian:
                    Aztec: Ueuecoyotl
                    Caddo: Coyote
                    Chinook: Coyote
                    Coos: Coyote
                    Haida: Raven
                    Hopi: Mudhead Kachina, Clown Kachina
                    Kiowa: Coyote
                    Navaho: Coyote
                    Nez Perce: Coyote
                    Omaha: Coyote, Rabbit, Iktinike, Orphan
                    Pueblo: Koshare
                    Sioux: Spider
                    Tillamook: Coyote
                    Tinglit: Raven
                    Winnebago: Rabbit         
                    Zuni: Coyote
           African: Spider, Tortoise, Rabbit, Jackal
           Graeco/Roman: Pan, Dionysis
           Celtic: Phooka and the like (see Irish: Fear Dearg, and a host of
                   others. The Fool must love Ireland very much...He made so
                   many of Itself there!)
           Norse: Loki...-and- Balder
           Banks Island: Clat
           Micronesia: Nareau
           England: Puck, Black Jack Davy
           Christianity: "Doubting" Thomas, and The Christ Himself, in many
                         ways....and Judas, too.
           20th Cent. North American: Bugs Bunny, The Joker, Mr. Mxyzpltk, 
                                      Murphy, ("And Pooh is a -good- example,
                                      too!" said Eeyore)


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