My 50 dreams interpreted / Adrian Wekulo Mukhebi.

Includes bibliographical references

The book is a personal record and analysis of roughly 50 dreams Mukhebi experienced and documented between July 1994 and January 1996. Mukhebi describes his dreams as ranging from "fascinating" to "frightening". He uses these personal accounts to explore broader questions about why we dream and what those dreams might signify for both individuals and society. The author argues that dreams are not just random imagery but serve as a source of scientific discovery, innovation, and artistic expression. He advocates for the study of dreams—which he refers to as "dreamnology" or oneirology—as a tool for communities to better understand themselves and solve daily challenges. A collection of fifty dreams experienced by the author, accompanied by interpretations rooted in cultural, spiritual, and psychological perspectives.