Dream Healing

In the language of ancient Egypt, a dream is both an awakening and a place. When we close our ordinary eyes, our eyes of vision opens. When we go dreaming, we travel to other places - perhaps to other times or other dimensions and/or receive visitations from other travelers. From this ancient perspective, dreams are not just things that bubble up from the personal subconscious when we sleep; they are places we go and experiences in which we awaken to realities that may be more, or less "real" than everyday physical existence. This perspective is wiser and deeper than much contemporary discussion, in which dreams are often described as passive and entirely personal experiences.

Dreams are not „forms“. In fact, we are the stuff that dreams are made of. Often dreams remind us of repressed desires, potentials, longings or even traumatic experiences. If we repress them, we sometimes lose a part of our soul.

Dream healing is more important than ever for me, because during the last two years in the pandemic we have dreamed differently and lived differently. During this time, many things have changed in us, in the world and also in the collective field. Many speak of a lack of purpose, feeling indecisive, tired and exhausted. There are many people facing challenges and confusion.

So when „the old“ is falling apart and „the new“ is still not fully there, we are asked to rely on our own strength, capacities and potentials. In this time for me we can awake the inner Alchemist. An alchemist is someone who transforms things for the better!

And this alchemist is a dreamer and capable to travel into the unknown to form and shape your inner landscape into a creation that is fully yours.