In his debut book, artist and author Harris Momodu's message is how we can use our dreams to instigate positive change and accelerate personal growth. Based on his own personal experiences and battles, the book documents, in dreamy, philosophical prose, how dreams are central to the evolution of humanity. Readers will discover how dreams are extensions of our thoughts and feelings, expressed in a pseudo-reality, and how we can reprogram our whole way of being by exploring our dreams. Our perceptions and belief systems mould the 'original reality', allowing us to frame it according to whatever themes, plays and timelines we need for our life stories. The original reality, however, stays pure and untouched, the core source from which other temporary realities can be superimposed and experienced. The conscious human being is partially an automaton, through it's sub-conscious mind, the part of it that is unable to differentiate one reality from the other. It sees and registers it all as real experiences, so, therefore, it qualifies to be used for growth. Momodu uses the allegory of the student who dreamt about preparing for an exam the night before his or her teacher sprung a surprise quiz, and how she performed better than the student who had no preparation or readiness at all. For the author of The Power of Dreams, true reality consists of unconditional love.