Hello, my little darklings. Earlier this week we were visited by J.M. DeBoard as we investigated

nightmares. At the end of the episode, I mentioned that J.M. DeBoard does his own podcast,

The Dreams That Shape Us. Here is an episode from Season 1. Rochelle started dreaming about a friend she hadn't spoken with in years.

And to her great surprise, she discovered that her dreams accurately described his life,

his impending marriage, the birth of his daughter, and even his daughter's name.

Precognitive dreams explored in this special edition of the dreams that shape us.

You'll find a link for this podcast and for this series on today's program guide.

Our modern Western culture places little to no value on the power of our nightly dreams to inspire, shift, and reorganize our lives.

This podcast demands a deep reconsideration of the role dreams play on our path to a more vital and meaningful life. The following is living proof of the life-affirming power of dreams to

affect change and redirect the trajectory of our inner and outer lives. These are the dreams that shape us.

Our dreams can often have this enigmatic quality to them where it's as if they're drawing off

knowledge of the future and we've seen this in several of the episodes we've already released

most notably our conversation with Linda.

And the more you remember and understand your dreams, the more readily visible this element becomes,

to the point that it's not just a possibility that they're peering into the future,

but that there is literally no way they are not.

Today, however, we get a very unique glimpse not into the future life of our dreamer,

but the future life of a beloved friend that she had lost contact with for the last

10 or so years.

And these dreams relayed very intimate detail about this man's life, information so precise in

some cases that there would be little, if no room to refute that the dreams were

tapping into some kind of reservoir of knowledge of this man's future. So this conversation

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