Benjamin from Germany is my guest with a dream about a zombie attack on a fantasy mediaeval city. There’s a Game of Thrones feeling, a foul-smelling mass, house to house fights, and riddles to solve. It’s a multi-level adventure of a dream that, once interpreted, throws light on Benjamin’s waking life situation in a way
Jay from the US is my guest today asking about her dream involving her extended family, money, and guns. A cousin expresses shocking anger, another cousin steals a wallet, there’s a deformed dog that bites Jay painfully on the hand. There’s a couple of white Bentleys, a potential store robbery, and a scene where another
If you’ve been following my work, you’ll know that I encourage you to do dream alchemy visualisations to assist your unconscious mind in transforming blocks, but is there a place for doing ‘normal’ visualisations as well? One of our newsletter subscribers, Liziwe, recently asked if I would cover this topic in a blog, so this
Shannan from California is my guest with a trio of recurring dreams about holding someone’s baby and feeling such a strong emotional bond that she doesn’t want to let go. Who is the real mother, and why does Shannan feel so deeply attached to the baby? In the first dream, which Shannan had three months
Video opens in a new window Have you ever had a dream where you discover a previously hidden room, one that fills you with a sense of wonder and awe? What does it mean? It’s a common dream theme, so, chances are, you’ve either had this dream before, or you will in the future, but
Nicole, from Melbourne, Australia, is my guest with a dream about being robbed and mugged by a masked man, who held her at gun point before shooting her through her third eye. As soon as the bullet penetrated her brain, and she realised she was dying, her mind expanded into a gold mandala. It seemed,
Tania, from the south coast of England, brings a short dream that has been baffling her, a dream about a manky cat. For those of you who are wondering what ‘manky’ means, it’s British slang for dirty, or dirty and old. It’s a word that’s long been in my go-to vocabulary, but I suspect those
Teisha, my guest from South Carolina, went to sleep asking for a dream to clarify her destiny. She dreamed of a father and son who created a board game and cards, and a merchant who generously paid more than the asking price, adding that the extra money was to improve the quality of the game.
Jann from Western Australia is my guest asking about a scary dream she had thirty years ago. Jann has been recording her dreams since 1983, so you’ll hear her reading her account of the dream as she wrote it down way back then. The tension mounts as the tale is told, a dark fairy tale
How many possible messages can you spot in a dream, and how do you know which is the right one? You might wake from a dream and feel that its message was obvious, but is it right? How easy is it to misinterpret a dream, or to settle for the message that jumps out at