Marsha Trimble Dunstan - The Complete Guide to Dream Interpretation

As a student of John Paul Jackson and his Streams Institute for Spiritual Development, I credit much of my learning of dream interpretation to this gifted man of God who spent years serving the Lord with faithfulness by teaching those who had ears. Even though John Pauls voice can still be heard in his many recorded teachings, the earth darkened a bit the day the Lord called him home. John Paul, your students miss you but are eternally grateful for the legacy you have left behind. Graham Cooke, thank you for your dedication to helping the wounded and the weary. I was one of those. I consider you a mentor, as you have touched my life deeply.

From your teachings I have learned it is okay to laugh and still love God, for God created laughter. Imprisoned by my own intensity at times, this was a divine lesson. I have tried to include Gods laughter in this book. Thank you. You are brilliant. I thank Carol Henningsen, a friend in arms, who walked this path with me and encouraged me when I needed it.

Without you, this book would not have happened. I am grateful to my sister Brenda, who shared her dreams and walked through John Paul Jacksons teachings with me. You are now with John Paul and Jesus in heaven. I will see you again someday. To Pastor John E. Brown, thank you for being my friend, my pastor and my mentor and for helping me obtain a platform from which to serve others.

To Carol B., Theresa, Sally, Irma and all the other members of the Homers Orphans writing group, I thank each of you for your critiques and encouragement during the construction of this book. Because of your love and unwavering support in the research and writing of this book, thank you, daughtersRebecca and Abbey. Most especially, I thank my beloved husband, Steve, who encouraged me to use my voice and walk in the gifts God gave me. Your display of Jesus unconditional love toward me has fueled me throughout this journey.