FRED JEREMY SELIGSON "arrived" in Washington, D.C., on September 26, 1945. He was awarded an A.B. in International Relations from the University of Southern California (1967) and a J.D. from Indiana University School of Law (1970) where he received the U.S. Law Week Award for scholastic progress.

From 1970 to 1972 he served as a Peace Corps Volunteer, Land Reform Lawyer in the Government of Haile Selassie, the last Emperor of Ethiopia.

For the past 28 years he has been observing cultures in Asia; during the last 20 of which he has been residing with his wife and two daughters in Seoul, Korea, where he serves as a Professor at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies. Last year he taught an introductory course on dreams.

Member of the Worlddreamspeacebridge.org, and Founder of the (Children's) Peace Train, after dreaming of a locomotive crossing over America to the Capitol Building in Washington. D.C. where it was greeted by President Al Gore and members of Congress. Around the smokestack was a white banner reading PEACE TRAIN. See the above site for more.

Some of his books include: Oriental Birth Dreams (Hollym, Seoul and Elizabeth N.J. 1988;also by DIALOG, Warsaw University 1992). "Mommy, I’m Here" (PRESSVILLE, Seoul 1995). Queen Jin’s Handbook of Pregnancy (North Atlantic Press, Berkeley, California, 2002). How to Make a Baby Buddha (The Diary of Queen Maya’s Pregnancy) is now looking for a publisher.

Also, a bilingual poetry chapbook, Daughters (AIOU, St-Etienne-Vallee-Francaise 1998) and Vietnam Diary (same publisher 2001)

Over many years, he has collected 1,000's of precognitive, Korean dreams covering all areas of life, ranging from birth to after-death, which will someday (in this life or the next) be sewn together into The Great Korean Dreambook, as well as a History of Korea Through Dreams. Many dreams can be found in his latest publication, Queen Jin’s Handbook of Pregnancy (above).