My 2013-2015 dreams class and interpretation group in Boulder were based on Jungian dream analysis and opened up a whole new dimension of reality and self-awareness for me. Those crazy dreams actually provide clues to what is happening in daily … Continue reading
All my life, I have bristled whenever anyone tries to order me around. I cannot seem to avert my initial knee-jerk resistance. I’ve warned bosses about it, begging them to ignore my immediate reaction and give me a chance to … Continue reading
My meditation teacher from July 2015’s Summer Arts Festival maintained that meditation provides a slowing, stretching, increase of time. I dream of that! There is SO much I want to do, including more meditation. I’m not very good about testing … Continue reading
For two months, ever since I came home to Fairbanks from Colorado, I have been very nervous about forsaking my respectable social comfort-zone as reading tutor and political activist and “coming out” as an intuitive-in-the-making, specialty unknown. However, I am … Continue reading
Typically, I have had one dream every morning since I returned to Fairbanks, and they have been piling up in my to-do box. Last night I had resolved to work one dream every day—cutting back on Facebook to make time. … Continue reading
I had this dream yesterday morning, before the neighborhood tea. When I awoke, I thought the dream was telling me to slow down and prepare better before launching my upgraded persona onto my old, unsuspecting community. Therefore, during my main … Continue reading
I woke up from a mildly disturbing dream that made no sense. All I remembered is that some priest kept showing up where I did not expect him, and I was getting annoyed. As usual, I could only remember the … Continue reading
My dream group consists of six people on the rare occasion we all can come, meeting twice a month for the past year and a half. We “work” two dreams each meeting, about an hour each, followed by the dreamer … Continue reading
Thursday is my other day off. Dad’s caregiver Shannon comes earlier. I must drive all the way to Denver, to the Denver branch of the Taoist Tai Chi Society. My husband David found their school in Fairbanks 11 years ago, … Continue reading