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Senoi Info

→ Senoi, Wikipedia
→ Senoi People, Malaysian Tourism Guide
→ G. William Domhoff, 2003
→ G. William Domhoff, 1988
→ Article by G. William Domhoff
→ Ann Faraday and John Wren-Lewis, 2001
→ Richard Wilkerson, 1998
→ Richard Wilkerson, 1998

DEFINITIVE

D R E A M ('dræ:am); noun

1: a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep

2: an experience of waking life having the characteristics of a dream, such as
    a: a visionary creation of the imagination : daydream
    b: a state of mind marked by abstraction or release from reality : reverie
    c: an object seen in a dreamlike state : vision

3: something notable for its beauty, excellence, or enjoyable quality

4: as pertains to the colloquial; hope or wish
    a: a strongly desired goal or purpose
    b: something that fully satisfies a wish : ideal

Introduction

"Dreams are nothing but a visual language, it's how we show ourselves our souls." ~Malib Empooq

DREAMS are a very personal experience, but the Senoi people of Malaysia have learned just how important they are in helping us to develop as people, solve problems and work out tensions that could otherwise manifest in violent ways. Malib Empooq takes the methods of the Senoi people to better help you journey through your dreams and learn to interpret yourself.

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Dream a Little Dream

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Malib's practices and beliefs are most deeply rooted in the beliefs and methodology of the Senoi Tribe of Malaysia. She is not an accredited Psychologist, Therapist nor an Anthropologist. Malib, like the Senoi people, believes that Dream Analysis is a deeply personal study. The images and symbols created in our dreams have meaning to only our own personal journeys, and although many images and symbols are rooted in cultural meaning, no one person can tell another definitively what their dream means. The Senoi people actively and openly discussed all dreams, even those of violent and sexual nature. They believed by discussing common interpretations of symbols and imagery, we can more intuitively learn to discern them for ourselves and learn from them.

While many resources are available to aide and guide in these interpretations, Malib has found that many are too static and diminish the role of the individual in the meaning of dream symbols. She is a lucid dreamer and believes strongly in the individuality and uniqueness of dreams, as believed by the Senoi Tribe of Malaysia. Malib's interpretation is based only upon what information you provide, and she offers only a starting point for you to more thoroughly explore your dreams. Ms. Empooq has been practicing these traditions for more than fifteen years. She has given seminars and interviews on the subject but prefers to remain out of the public spotlight.