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Tell me about your dream

By Jane Teresa AndersonOctober 29, 2015Blog, Dream interpretation, This waking lifecollege dream course, depth psychology, dream alchemist, dream alchemy, dream analysis, dream analyst, dream course, dream courses, dream interpretation, dream interpreter, dream reader, dream reading, dream therapist, dream therapy, dream work, Freud, Jung, online dream courses, psychologists and dreams, psychology, study dreams, university dream study

“We welcome dream reader, Jane Teresa, onto the breakfast show,” a radio presenter announced earlier this morning, and I had to smile to myself: there it was again, call it synchronicity, a prod from the universe, or meaningful coincidence, those two words, dream reader, gave me the thumbs up for the blog idea I had

Rewiring the brain with Dream Alchemy

By Jane Teresa AndersonNovember 1, 2013Blog, Dream alchemy, Dream interpretationbelief, comfort zone, dream alchemy, emotion, Escher, fear, Mobius Strip, music, problem solving, psychology, recurring dream, reprogram, rewire the brain, science, sport, unconscious, unresolved, visualisation, vizualisation

Imagine you have a dream about climbing an endless staircase, one that doubles back on itself just when the last step is in sight, or one that twists like a mobius strip, or tricks the eye like an Escher print. It’s quite a common dream, and, like all unresolved dreams, it reflects an unresolved situation