O Oraculo do Passado, do presente e do Futuro (1/7) Parte Primeira: O oraculo da Noite

A quiet, candle‑lit study opens onto a world where night‑time visions are taken seriously as clues about our lives. The author, a seasoned astrologer who lives in a narrow hillside cave, sets out a systematic survey of dreams, dividing them into four kinds—ordinary dreams, visions, nightmares and apparitions—and explaining how each reflects the mind’s lingering emotions, habits and aspirations. Drawing on ancient traditions and modern observations, he argues that only the first two categories carry any genuine insight, while the others are mere mental clutter.

The first part of the work offers clear definitions, practical tips for remembering nightly images, and a concise table that matches common symbols to their likely meanings. Readers are guided to record their dreams promptly after waking and to consider the physical and moral state that preceded sleep. By treating dream interpretation as a careful, reasoned practice, the book invites anyone curious about the hidden messages of the night to explore them with confidence.