Who dreams about you? How many dreams have you starred in, or played a cameo role? Think of all the different people who have appeared in your dreams over the years – people you know well, people you vaguely know, people you know of but have never met. People in our dreams are symbols, but
Bust the meaning of a weird dream symbol by playing the word association game. For this, you need a piece of paper, a pen, a few minutes of uninterrupted peace, and a timer. Write your dream symbol at the top of your page, set your timer for two minutes, and jot down the first word
Sophia is my guest having her dream interpreted while you listen in to witness the process, pick up interpretation tips, and share the insights. Sophia went to bed the night before our recording, asking for a special dream to bring to the show. She had seven dreams, and since all dreams on one night are
In one eight-hour sleep, you have about five dreams, whether or not you remember them all. The good news is that all the dreams you have in one night usually address the same issue, so if you start with the one that seems easiest to interpret, you can identify the theme, and then see if
Do you know the story of Chicken Licken? It was one of my favourite childhood stories. Last week we looked at children’s dreams and nightmares and this week we’re following theme by looking at one of my childhood recurring dreams and the blessings it continues to bestow many decades later. Chicken Licken gets a look
Dreams, even when they’re scary, can be very playful. Some are laugh out loud funny, like Brig’s dream of taking her dog for a walk only instead of her dog what was on the end of the leash was a bit of lamb’s fry (offal). Deep and meaningful though the dream was, you’ve just got
How can you best help your children when they wake in the middle of the night distressed about a nightmare or bad dream? In this episode, I take you through some simple practical steps that you can follow next time this happens, and give you some tips on what your children’s dreams might mean and
Get a pen and a piece of paper, as you’re going to have some fun with this one while learning something about yourself and about dream interpretation. You’re going to chat with a cow-pat, a humble chunk of bovine dung – and no, you’re not dreaming this, and yes, it will make perfect sense if
Alison dreamed about trying to hide from violent pursuers who chased her back to her childhood home. Later in the dream, just when things were beginning to look good, she found dead dogs along a ridge, just beyond an ancient, deserted town, and woke up in fright. What does it mean? Listen as Alison and
In a good night’s sleep you have about five big dreams, usually all concerning the same question. Each one contains a Philosopher’s Stone – an insight previously unknown to you that you can use to transform your waking life from base metal into gold. What treasure! What potential! Each night as you fall asleep you