Words can be very telling, especially the words we use to describe our dreams. They often come direct from our unconscious mind – perfect keys to interpretation. So next time someone is telling you about a dream, listen for those tell-tale words. Alison called Radio 5AA last week when I was interpreting dreams on Amanda
A radio presenter once asked me to interpret a caller’s dream in 10 seconds. It was a dream about a lost tooth. Could I do it in 10 seconds? What was my reply? This episode is about the art of asking the right questions rather than giving the right answers, and I show you how
The That’s Life Magazine (Australia) team have just launched a new quarterly mag, That’s Love, and asked me to interpret some sex dreams for their first issue. With their permission, here’s an extract from my article: “Dream sex is symbolic. Just as your body responds to a scary dream by releasing the fear hormone adrenalin
Yesterday I invited people on FaceBook to pick a number between 1 and 365 to get a reading from my book The Compass. (There are 365 readings in the book.) Debbie picked number 172, ‘Adapt’. Here’s the full reading: 172: ADAPT WHY? Your environment is your teacher. CLARITY What changes are challenging
Ah, the power of dream alchemy! Here’s an update from Kate who was my guest in podcast Episode 39 of The Dream Show. You may remember that Kate dreamed she was a passenger on a cartoon-like plane, wondering whether to have cartoon gin with her cartoon tonic. (Listen to Kate and I discussing her dream:
Bonnie is today’s guest, sharing her dream of breaking loose, if only people will let her. There are a few dramatic bathroom scenes, some anger and violence, and a happy ending with much dream gratitude expressed along the way. Listen to Bonnie’s surprise when she learns the meaning behind the sum paid for a house
Dianne had a chat with Prince Philip in a recent dream – as you do – but didn’t quite understand his royal advice, so she phoned me on Kathy Bedford’s Statewide Drive show on Radio ABC Victoria this week to ask for an interpretation. Dianne dreamed she had joined a tour group headed for London,
This morning I interpreted viewers’ dreams on The Morning Show, Channel 7, with Larry Emdur and Rebecca Madden. Today’s show was a live cross from the Sunshine Coast where we’ve been enjoying a couple of weeks in the hinterland. A bit different from flying down to Sydney and joining everyone in the studio. But always
“It was a horrifying dream,” began Simon, “but I know enough about dreams to know it’s not what it seems. “I was swinging an axe down hard on a kangaroo’s head, but that’s not the worst of it.” Simon has worked with me on his dreams for some time, and invited me to share this
Kitty, my guest today, brings a dream featuring an unusable toilet (how many times have you dreamed of a toilet you can’t use?), a vertical ladder that’s hard work to climb and impossible to exit at the top, and a feeling of increasing anger and frustration. What does it mean, and what does Snow White