The Secret History of Dreaming

What connects the first significant oil discovery in Kuwait, Mark Twain's literary works, and Harriet Tubman's successful guidance of slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad? The common thread is that they all originated as dreams. Dreaming holds a vital role in the human narrative, contributing to our survival, evolution, creative pursuits across various fields, and simply navigating our daily lives. Robert Moss unravels the threads of dreams by exploring archival records and renowned writings, crafting authentic tales of historical figures profoundly influenced by their dreams.

With eloquent prose, Moss recounts the intriguing story of Lucrecia de Leon, whose dreams were valued by powerful men in Madrid and documented during the Spanish Inquisition. The book also delves into the captivating dream exchanges between Wolfgang Pauli and Carl Jung. "The Secret History of Dreaming" highlights the central importance of dreams and imagination as clandestine forces shaping the history of humanity, spanning literature, quantum physics, religion, psychology, war, and healing.