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By: what do your dreams mean? we asked an interpreter… | Sarah Wilson

what do your dreams mean? we asked an interpreter… | Sarah Wilson — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 21:50:22 +0000

[...] not so much. For this post, I asked Jo to interview a dream interpreter. I’ve written about dreams before (and how you can use them to train yourself for tough decisions)…scroll to the bottom [...]

By: Sarah

Sarah — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:30:56 +0000

Hey Jo, that greiving in your sleep thing is soooo interesting. I do the same. I always wake up feeling better. Thx as always for your input x

By: sofia

sofia — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:17:31 +0000

hey sarah,
could you link to the harvard study? i really want to read it!

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By: Jo - living savvy

Jo - living savvy — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 10:15:02 +0000

I dream a lot and very vividly. I look forward to seeing what will be revealed as I slumber. In fact not dreaming was one of the things that I missed most when my children (crappy sleepers that they were) were young. Difficult to dream when you are being woken every 90 minutes, I knew that our sleep issues were getting better when I woke up and was able to recall my dream.

Like Leon I focus less on what “I see” and more on what “I feel”. It may sound a bit out there but I can be dreaming & feeling on one level and recognising the feeling on another level which is very enlightening (& a great use of my time – process & gain awareness while sleeping).

There are some dreams that stand out – waking from one and realising that as sad, regretful & sorry as I felt d I was making the right decision to end our marriage or another when I was sobbing for a client that had recently suicided – I did not do this in my waking world but in my sleeping world I grieved very powerfully.
So in the words of Springsteen “Bring on the night …..”