If you want something reviewed, give me an email . When you're involved with dreaming you probably know about the Senoi. In fact, a report by Kilton Stewart on the Senoi in the first half of this century is probably the sole reason that dreaming has become popular. Nowadays there are doubts about the accuracy of everything that is attributed to the Senoi. It's probably recommendable to distinguish between the fictitious Senoi known from dream literature and the real Senoi who live in Malaysia.
Dreams are the means through which songs are communicated to healers.
These songs are then sung in order to help the patient. However, it is a very technical antropological study, so if you're looking for something to do a school paper on, this is probably not it. Marina Roseman, Healing Sounds from the Malaysian Rainforest For added fun I suggest you also try the companion CD for this book, featuring the healing songs. In The Rainforests Of Malaysia. If there's one type of fiction I generally don't like it's detectives.