Just off air from interpreting dreams on Glenn Wheeler’s show on Radio 2GB, where one of the callers, Kerry, asked about her shoe dreams: Kerry had three shoe dreams. In the first she walked down stairs, unsteady in her shoes, and onto grass at the bottom. In the second a 4-5 year old boy tottered
Today I chat with Ann, interpreting her dream. Ann dreamed of diving deep into a pool then rising up to skate gracefully on its frozen surface. A few days later she dreamed of splashing around in too-shallow pools. Listen as Ann and I get to the bottom – and the top – of her dreams.
It all started with a cup of tea. Well, that was the idea, anyway. I was trying to wake myself up to make a cup of tea to bring back to bed but my dreaming mind was brewing something a little more exotic than mundane black breakfast tea. In dreamtime I padded down the hall
I’ve just had a tooth extracted, a back molar. It was a big deal: my first extraction since childhood. I know dentistry has come a long way in the last 40-50 years, but painful memories can loom large. “But you’re so calm and cool for root canal, drilling and filling,” said my dentist. “Why so
“Just watch where you’re walking when you come home,” Kit said, “the dog does her business all over the lawn, so watch your feet.” We’re looking after Kit’s dog and house while she’s on holiday for a few weeks. Much as we love living in the city, we’re enjoying the opportunity to live closer to
This is a special episode about dream alchemy practices, what they are, and how to do them. I begin with a story about a powerful dream alchemy practice I did, years ago, that had a profound effect on my life, and end with a fun dialogue exercise for you to do that will have you laughing
“Are we there yet?” It’s the third time five year old junior in the back seat of your car has asked the same question. You only left home ten minutes ago and with 150k still to go that’s another umpteen times you’re going to field the same question. Try telling him life’s not about the
If you dreamed of winning $275,000 on the lottery, would you buy a ticket? If you dreamed your partner was cheating on you, would you confront him or her? Dreams that feel real can be very persuasive, and what’s the harm in buying a lottery ticket or … hang on a minute. Dreams are symbolic,
Every month I’m on Seven’s nationally broadcast ‘The Morning Show’, with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies, interpreting dreams. Here’s October’s segment (2015: Video no longer available). You’ll see the dreamers on video clips, describing their dreams. They include the woman who has dreamed, for 40 years, of being driven over a cliff, and the woman who dreams
How real are your dreams? They feel real while you’re in them, don’t they? How real is your waking life? What if nothing is as it seems? This podcast gets you questioning your reality – a bit of philosophy – and then introduces a game, ‘What if?’, that you can apply to any dream to
