This is a Twelve Week Dream Journal for someone who dreams Surrealistic or Realistic Dreams and would like to have a place to record them to discover what these dreams are trying to tell them. Use this dream journal for twelve weeks to keep track of your nightly dreams. On one page you will describe them by writing them down when you awake. On another page you will want to sketch them using colored pencils. This 12 week dream journal may work slightly better for an experienced "dreamer" than someone just beginning to record their dreams as it basically focuses on the dream(s) you have each night to help a dreamer easily keep a continuous record in writing and by sketching of what they remember from each night time dream. This dream journal will allow you to track many nights of your dreams. By keeping a continuous record of your dreams, this will help you get used to asking your subconscious to help you resolve challenges in your personal world and discover new paths to create a more fulfilled and joyful life. Using a "Dream Journal" can be very helpful interpreting these nightly visions in ways to inspire you to create a new and better future. By tracking your dreams over a long period of time you are likely to see patterns emerge. There may be recurring colors, symbols or places that show up in many different dreams. If there are past thoughts that haunt you, they may be impeding your future, you can ask your subconscious to find a way to get past this impediment or resolve the issue that is haunting you. The review section is a important action step to take to get the most out of this dream journal. Use it as an aid to show you ways to continue on your quest to discover what your dreams are trying to show you about things that need changing or have more attention paid to in your daily life. If you are just beginning on your quest to understand your dreams, you might ant to start with our "One Month Dream Journal." That dream journal has four pages for each night. Here you can create a more detailed place to record more information to get you started. That dream journal has much more space to record and write about things that might have influenced your nightly dreams. One of the pages in the one month dream journal has an area to describe what you did the night before to prepare for sleep. It includes a place to note if you had trouble falling asleep, and why. And there is more areas for you to write about what you focused upon just before falling asleep. All of these factors can play a part in helping you better understand what your dreams are about. Chose whichever "Dream Journal" suits your needs best, and begin your journey on unraveling the mysteries of your dreams by tracking them in a way that you can learn from them and step on a path to a more fulfilling life.