In my early days as a dream expert on ABC radio, I received a letter from a woman who said, “I heard a dream interpreter was coming on, and decided to switch to another station as soon as I finished ironing a shirt, but half an hour and several shirts later, I was still listening.
Apryl is my guest with a dream about walking carefully on the broken pieces of a 19th century porcelain toilet. What does it mean? She’s accompanied by a smiling cockatiel sporting a red feather mohawk, sitting on her shoulder as she journeys through the French countryside. As we explore the meaning of her dream, Apryl
“You’re an interesting contradiction, a scientist who interprets dreams,” said Ian Kath, host of the podcast chat show Your Story – How others play the game of life. “I’d love to interview you and throw you some curly questions.” Of course I agreed, and Ian released our interview this week as episode 59, Jane Teresa.
What drives you to get out of bed in the morning? What kind of things drive you through your day? Have you ever dreamed of being the passenger in a car, and, if you have, who’s in the driver’s seat? In this podcast we look at what you can learn about yourself and your life
Not everyone is a gifted artist, but a surprising number of my clients are either professional artists (painters, writers, musicians) or discover artistic skills during the course of their work with me. Many times I’ve experienced the joy of being shown a piece of dream alchemy artwork (over a skype cam during a consultation or
My guest, Melinda, dreamed of a magical tree with a basketball hoop fixed high up on its trunk, a boy with Asperger’s syndrome who wouldn’t bend his knees, and escaping a traffic jam by magically finding a bicycle. Can you see any connection between these elements of her dream? If you love the detective work
No, it’s not a drunken, lisped take on ‘dream alchemy’. It’s a way of reading across your dreams, instead of considering each dream individually. It helps you to find light when you need it most. Here’s an example from my life. It’s the story of three waves. Once upon a time, I had three dreams
Margaret is my very entertaining guest, laughing her way through her dream and its interpretation, while deeply connecting with its meaning, experiencing ahas, and ending up all the richer for the experience – oh, and she’s still laughing by the end of the show. In her dream, Margaret looks down on a beautiful, calm, fertile
“Our relationship has blossomed into something better than it was before,” says Ann, sharing her progress since having her dream interpreted in episode 82 of The Dream Show three months ago. Ann had dreamed of birds trapped in her home after getting in through broken blinds, unable to find their way out again. When we
Life is full of opportunity. Even when it doesn’t feel like it. Especially when it doesn’t feel like it. In this episode, I show you how to look at your dreams to discover practical opportunities that you’re just not seeing when you’re awake. Dreams do not tell you what to do. They don’t guide you.