Jennifer, today’s guest, dreamed she was a contestant in New Top Model: but would she be eliminated? Samantha, (from Sex and the City), has something to say about the matter. Jennifer revisits the place where she grew up – so much has changed! Is this the past or the future, the way things were or
This is the story of a very simple dream that had a profound effect on my life. The powerful factor was not the dream itself. It was what I did with the dream – I applied the very simple magic of dream alchemy. You can do this too. Here’s the story – and the formula.
Linda is my guest today, with a dream about a moonstone necklace that speaks words of wisdom if you listen carefully. This works best, according to the Native American in her dream, when she stands with her feet 1.25 feet apart. But why 1.25? That’s where the dream detective work comes in, and Linda and
Today’s guest, Suzanne, has a prickly cactus obstructing her way in her dream. Mud to one side, rocks to the other, and no shoes to protect her feet. Could the letter written in red ink and carefully folded into three help? Well, yes, because everything becomes clear when a dream is interpreted. If you love
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
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:
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
Eve is my guest this week as we unpack her dream involving DJ Olive, a good old gossip in a restroom, a game of Nintendo, an ex-boss, and a pink bejewelled evening gown. Now what could that possibly be about? Listen as Eve realises the dream uncovers a significant event in childhood that has been
“I dream of flying a single propeller plane,” said David, who called me this afternoon on Kathy Bedford’s Statewide Drive show on Radio ABC Victoria. “I take off and although I don’t know how to drive it, I land it safely.” David feels ecstatic in his recurring dream. I’m sure David said ‘drive’ not ‘fly’,
What should you do when you can’t seem to shake off a dream, when it haunts, dazes, or distracts you from your daily tasks? Is it a good thing to linger with the theme that tugs at the edges of your heart or mind, or are there dangers in reliving and replaying the dream over