When we dream of a dog we are dreaming of loyalty and love and when we dream of a blanket we are thinking about comfort and security…

Dream dictionaries provide descriptions of symbols but these need to be considered in the correct context. A bull grazing peacefully in a lush green meadow is quite different from a bull in a china shop!

Many dream dictionaries are translated from other languages and this causes confusion as many of our dreams feature puns and homophones. These often become lost in translation such as the amande/amende homophone mentioned here. Usually if you dream of almonds, it doesn’t actually mean that you need to take revenge. That really would be nuts!

When we dream of having an interview, we are reflecting on our own unique talents in waking life and considering the best way to express them and to demonstrate our skills to others…

Sometimes we can become too immersed and involved in our dreams. By using a Waking Reality process we can begin viewing them as if from a distance, giving ourselves a wider perspective and gaining a much greater self awareness…

Although we are primarily visual creatures we use all of our sensory experience and input to construct our dreams. We often do this synesthesically as described in Sea Kelp and Water Mint…

Ed’s Floating Dream…gravy rivers, Q-tip oars, a little about alcoholic dreams and then a floating ghost dream…