This episode is studded with stories, and in-between the storytelling is an exercise you can do to get a fresh perspective on the meaning of a dream.
It’s an exercise in storytelling. You get a prominent symbol from a dream to tell the whole dream story from its perspective. Listen in to find out how to do this. It’s easy, fun to do, and very enlightening!
There’s the story of my return to my childhood home in the UK, the story of my granddaughter’s thirst for stories from my childhood, the story about the photograph of my sister and I and a chimpanzee, and the story of a wishing tree.
And if that all sounds rather magical, this episode includes a chat about how our dreams help us to solve problems, in alignment with the advice passed through many generations to ‘sleep on it’.
Which is topical, because my first book was called ‘Sleep on it’ (published by Harper Collins in 1994), and this episode of The Dream Show comes out just after the publication of my seventh book, The Dream Handbook (published by Hachette in Australia and Little Brown, Piatkus in the UK), so the show finishes with an outline of the book and where to buy it.
Enjoy the stories and the learning about dreams!
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