The Hello and welcome to Terabytes. I'm Theresa Reed The Tarol Lady. I'm the author of Tarot, no questions asked.

Master in the Art of Intuitive Reading. I'm also your host for this podcast series.

This is episode 229 of TerroBites. The podcast where I dish out short entertaining

bite-sized lessons on how to read Terro. And for today's episode our topic is dream interpretation with Tarot. And my special

guest is Mimi Young. Hi Mimi. Hi Mimi. Hi, Trisa. Thank you so much for having me.

Well, I am delighted to talk to you because I think dreams are really, really important.

Now I'm one of those people I don't dream a lot, but when I dream, oftentimes there's so much that comes up that I need to process afterwards. And I don't use terror for this purpose. So I found this topic when you suggested it so intriguing and I really want to hear what you have to say about

Interpreting dreams with Terra so let's just dive right in. How do you use Terrell for interpreting your dreams?

So I have a two full process when I interpret my dreams and I dream a lot.

And I find that this process is helpful for whether it's one of those crazy dreams where nothing makes sense or where there was some

remnants or some semblance of reality where you're like, okay, some of this makes sense,

some of this doesn't make sense and I just need to dig a little deeper. So the first process is I do my own internal asking. I actually have a tool called the dream spreadsheet where I have different columns and they're just simple questions like who what where why those sorts of questions And then after when I fill out that and I can see it oftentimes

indexed with other dreams in the past, I may see a bit of a thread. But oftentimes, even with that, that may not be enough and that's when I finally consult the wisdom of the tarot. So I typically will ask for one card to come and it's either asking for any one card or I will pull until it's a major

Arcana because typically it's the measures that hold these profound themes and and yeah so I'll wait for that first major to show up.

And then with that, there's usually sufficient amount of wisdom to help me process

the inner workings of the interpretation of the dream.

That is so interesting.

You know, it's really funny because when I have a dream, I like to journal about it.

I get, again, I don't get many dreams or maybe I just don't remember them and oftentimes, you know, if I sit down and start writing about it, that can help process things. But I think pulling a card really is almost like that extra opportunity to reflect deeper

and perhaps it can give you insights that maybe you might not find on your own.

Do you feel that's true for you?

Absolutely. And you know I feel something that more and more people when they work with

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