Dreaming is a phenomenon that is universally shared among all of mankind, one that has fascinated cultures and peoples throughout history. Yet despite spending years of our lifetime dreaming, we still lack a fundamental understanding of dreams: Where do they stem from? Do they serve a higher purpose, or are they random? And what is it about dreams that inspire so many people despite our lack of understanding?

Drawing from a wealth of knowledge in psychology, philosophy, science, theology, and more, The Origin of Dreams provides a comprehensive examination of this universal human experience. From gripping myths to breakthrough scientific discoveries, this unique book relies on the most concurrent available information and research to shed some light on the mystery of dreamwork.

Thought-provoking, eloquent, and meticulous, The Origin of Dreams is an awe-inspiring journey through the ages that explores how not just our dreams – but dreaming – define us as individuals, social beings, and human beings.