A new episode is published every four weeks.
This episode is about moving forward, freed by alchemy. When you do alchemy, your dreams reflect the deep changes. Of course, you’ll notice changes in your waking life – some subtle, but hugely powerful, some more dramatic – but it’s always exciting to see confirmation of the changes in your dreams. One of the first
My guest today, Tasha, dreamed of a road trip taking in a tour of a Jehovah Witness school and a Scientology centre. At the school she witnessed (ahem) the sudden integration of black and white children who had been segregated in the classroom. At the Scientology centre she was offered the gift of a stuffed
Jeremy is my guest today with a dream he had on the eve of his 30th birthday. He was eager for an interpretation because he was anxious, in the dream, about being in the passenger seat of a Cadillac, unsure of where the driver was taking him. He felt the dream reflected his anxiety about
Mary is my guest today, with a dream that begins with a song and ends with a dance, oh, and a kiss from a dream stranger named Piers. It’s twenty to six on one clock, and five forty on another. Beginning to sound a bit like Alice in Wonderland? You bet, as Mary dreams of
Today’s guest, Barbara, dreamed she was organising paints, particularly yellow ochre, when an old woman with leprosy appeared, on the verge of death. Barbara knew she needed to burn and bury the body. The dream tantalisingly offered a number – five – a clue to interpretation. As you will hear, the dream reveals an unconscious
Jennifer, today’s guest, dreamed she was a contestant in New Top Model: but would she be eliminated? Samantha, (from Sex and the City), has something to say about the matter. Jennifer revisits the place where she grew up – so much has changed! Is this the past or the future, the way things were or
Linda is my guest today, with a dream about a moonstone necklace that speaks words of wisdom if you listen carefully. This works best, according to the Native American in her dream, when she stands with her feet 1.25 feet apart. But why 1.25? That’s where the dream detective work comes in, and Linda and
Today’s guest, Suzanne, has a prickly cactus obstructing her way in her dream. Mud to one side, rocks to the other, and no shoes to protect her feet. Could the letter written in red ink and carefully folded into three help? Well, yes, because everything becomes clear when a dream is interpreted. If you love
My guest today is Carla, with a real bodice ripper of a dream. Heads roll in an execution, blood flows, there’s a marriage of convenience between an 18th century Nordic beauty and a Viscount, and much anticipation about how the wedding night will go. As the romp continues, World War 2 begins and the Nazis
A radio presenter once asked me to interpret a caller’s dream in 10 seconds. It was a dream about a lost tooth. Could I do it in 10 seconds? What was my reply? This episode is about the art of asking the right questions rather than giving the right answers, and I show you how