TV: The Morning Show, Feb 2010
This morning I interpreted viewers’ dreams on The Morning Show, Channel 7, with Larry Emdur and Rebecca Madden. Today’s show was a live cross from the Sunshine Coast where we’ve been enjoying a couple of weeks in the hinterland. A bit different from flying down to Sydney and joining everyone in the studio. But always fun. (2019: Video clip no longer live.)
How to cure a headache
“It was a horrifying dream,” began Simon, “but I know enough about dreams to know it’s not what it seems. “I was swinging an axe down hard on a kangaroo’s head, but that’s not the worst of it.” Simon has worked with me on his dreams for some time, and invited me to share this one to encourage people who may be reticent to admit to such violent dreams. As you’ll see, the interpretation of
See through another’s eyes
This morning I invited people on FaceBook to pick a number between 1 and 365 to get a reading from my book The Compass. (There are 365 readings in the book.) Melanie picked number 309, ‘See through another’s eyes’. Here’s the full reading: 309: SEE THROUGH ANOTHER’S EYES WHY? The view changes according to where you stand. CLARITY Which situation in your life seems to have reached stalemate? Whose point of view
Lottery win
If you won the lotto (lottery) in a dream, would you go and buy a lotto ticket? Some big winners live to tell that tale, but here’s a different story to warm your heart and remind you of the real power of numbers in dreams. Alison phoned me on a recent radio show to ask me about her dream of winning the lotto. As she has already shared her dream publicly with the show’s
Be true to yourself
Last week I invited people on FaceBook to pick a number between 1 and 365 to get a reading from my book The Compass. (There are 365 readings in the book.) Belinda picked number 86, ‘Be true to yourself’. Here’s the full reading: 86: BE TRUE TO YOURSELF WHY? How else can you be true to others? CLARITY What do you forgo to please others? When do you find yourself play-acting instead of being
Radio ABC Victoria: Joy flight
“I dream of flying a single propeller plane,” said David, who called me this afternoon on Kathy Bedford’s Statewide Drive show on Radio ABC Victoria. “I take off and although I don’t know how to drive it, I land it safely.” David feels ecstatic in his recurring dream. I’m sure David said ‘drive’ not ‘fly’, and if my ears served me well, this is a clue to interpretation, as you will see. David summarised his
Dream daze
What should you do when you can’t seem to shake off a dream, when it haunts, dazes, or distracts you from your daily tasks? Is it a good thing to linger with the theme that tugs at the edges of your heart or mind, or are there dangers in reliving and replaying the dream over and over again? Why do some dreams linger longer than others? There are dreams that fade faster than you can
Enjoy
Here’s a reading I’ve chosen for you at random from my book The Compass. There are 365 readings in the book. This is number 113. 113: ENJOY WHY? Enjoyment introduces you to the moment. CLARITY What do you enjoy most in your life? Which regular task do you not enjoy doing? How do you feel when you are doing that task? What other thoughts are on your mind at that time? How
Radio 2UE: Rat race or mouse trap?
Stacey phoned Radio 2UE last week when I was interpreting dreams on Andrew Daddo’s show. She’d been dreaming the same dream every other night for 6 months, and wondered why. In each dream, she rescued some mice from danger, then kept forgetting to feed them. She had rescued them from one danger and now they faced another: the danger of neglect. “Do you have mice?” Andrew asked her, meaning vermin. “I’ve had pet mice in
Love comes so easily
My son, Euan Gray, is a singer-songwriter and tenor sax player. When he was a young child, he dreamed he was walking along the road when he met a famous sax player, his idol at the time. In the dream, Euan asked the secret of his success. The famous sax player lifted the lapel on his jacket to reveal a badge that said ‘practise’. Sometimes a dream can simply inspire an open mind. Have you