Spoken clues
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
1w ago
What is the difference between a thief and a robber? A client dreamed there was an intruder in his house. He couldn’t see him, but he could sense him. “What can you sense about him?” I asked. He closed his eyes, searched for the feeling. “He’s a robber.” At the time, the word ‘robber’ struck Read more The post Spoken clues appeared first on In your dreams by Jane Teresa Anderson ..read more
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Big fish
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
2M ago
“I don’t remember my dreams,” Bella said, “except a snippet last night about some fish being too big for a fish tank.” “Well, that’s a start,” I said. “Those few words alone raise some interesting questions, like what are you trying to squeeze into your life and why doesn’t it fit comfortably? And where do Read more The post Big fish appeared first on In your dreams by Jane Teresa Anderson ..read more
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Door dreams
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
3M ago
Gaynor phoned a radio show I was on last week to ask why she dreams about doors that don’t quite fit into their frames. She might close a door but notice there are gaps between the door and the doorjamb, or the door can’t be securely closed. She can’t walk away, in her dreams. It Read more The post Door dreams appeared first on In your dreams by Jane Teresa Anderson ..read more
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A sense of balance
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
6M ago
An eternity ago, when I was in my late teens, I had a recurring dream where I struggled to walk through the university campus. It wasn’t one of those glue feet dreams, the ones where your feet are heavy or stuck to the road, or you feel like you’re walking through treacle. I had that Read more The post A sense of balance appeared first on In your dreams by Jane Teresa Anderson ..read more
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A colourful message
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
8M ago
Interpreting a dream provides powerful personal insight. But it’s doing the dream alchemy that creates the deep internal shifts that can make all the difference to your life. Kat, my guest on episode 277, The Dream Show, recently emailed me to share her experience of doing the dream alchemy on the dream we explored on the podcast. She was also keen to share this with our listeners and readers. (Watch out for Kat’s full story in our next episode, episode 282.) Following her guest experience, Kat continued studying at The Dream Academy, and quickly became proficient at interpreting her dreams ..read more
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Episode 278 The Dream Show: Time out
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
11M ago
We’re back after a three-month break, our first podcasting break in almost fifteen years of creating The Dream Show! Why? Listen to find out. In today’s episode you’ll discover more about the power of dreams – more specifically, the power of understanding and working with your dreams – through three little stories. Talking of stories, I also chat about my forthcoming fiction book. Well, it’s still very much under wraps at the moment, but will be published by the middle of this year. And a call out for guests: if you’d like to be a guest and have a dream interpreted on a future episode, here’s ..read more
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Time out
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
1y ago
Last month we spent a couple of weeks in Cambodia, visiting my son and his wife, exploring ancient temples, boating through floating villages, immersing in the local culture, and not doing any work at all. No dream consultations, no writing, no media interviews, no podcasting. Much as I love my work – at heart I am a passionate creative focussed on providing meaningful service through my endeavours – I know the value of rest, recovery, and regeneration. Weekends are sacred, sleeping and dreaming is non-negotiable, and holidays are an opportunity to experience different perspectives and flex d ..read more
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Animals in Dreams
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
1y ago
Putting cats, dogs, horses, neighbourhood birds, and other everyday animals to one side, which of the wilder or more exotic animals have appeared in your dreams? Over many years my dream menagerie has included jaguars, tigers, lion, snakes, various mysterious birds, whales, dolphins, colourful tropical fish, oh, and a tortoise. I’m sure that many of these – and their innumerable cousins – have prowled, slithered, flown, swam, and made their presences known in many of your dreams too. ‘Made their presences known’; now that’s an interesting turn of phrase. We tend to dream of animals when we’re ..read more
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Episode 277 The Dream Show: Risky
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
1y ago
Kat, from British Columbia, Canada, is my guest as we explore her dream about a risky, ground-breaking science experiment that seems to have gone drastically wrong. Helpless and confused in the face of possibly dangerous levels of radioactivity, Kat encounters a visual artist who asks her to hold her exquisitely designed purse. Later she meets a conspiracy theorist, and a bunch of Pokémon trainers. And why does someone mention Life of Pi and another movie featuring a tiger? Listen as Kat and I trace the various strands of her dream to see how they all connect, discover the light they shed on ..read more
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Episode 276 The Dream Show: The Japanese Room
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by Jane Teresa Anderson
1y ago
Tanya from Adelaide, South Australia, is my guest as we interpret her dream of an exquisite Japanese room and a search for a toilet. The only toilet she finds is too exposed, but on the upside, in another room, she discovers the clear deep turquoise waters of a rock pool with a rock hovering – yes hovering – above the surface. How lovely it would be to climb up onto that rock, but Tanya can’t because there’s no toilet up there. But oh, the stunning Japanese room that she finds next! Listen as Tanya and I explore her dream, interpret it, relate it to her life, and discover new perspectives and ..read more
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