Tapping into the Rich World of Dreams

Enlightened Empaths

Samantha Fey and Denise Correll

Education, Spirituality, Self-improvement, Religion & Spirituality, Religion

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

We all have the ability to make a stronger connection with our inner knowing and subconscious through our nightly journeys into the dream world.

In this episode we are discussing types of dreams, universal symbolism, and ways to develop skills to increase remembering your dreams and maybe even getting insight into your life and relationships.

Although your own interpretation is the best when it comes to deciphering the meanings of dreams, a great reference book based on Edgar Cayce’s lifetime of work is:

Dream Images and Symbols: A Dictionary by Kevin Todeschi

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to enlightened Empaths your community for the spiritually awakened
0:05.6	We're gonna be talking in a two-part show on dreams and premonitions with today's focus being on dreams.
0:13.0	They are so important.
0:15.0	They help us relieve stress, they rest the brain, they calm the soul,
0:19.0	but they also bring us messages.
0:21.0	Like, did you guys know, know for example that Stephanie Meyer dreamed
0:24.7	the entire book Twilight and then just wrote it all down. Paul McCartney I think most of
0:30.6	us know dreamt the melody to yesterday. He played it for a friend the next day and said
0:34.9	do you know this it's a good little tune but I couldn't have written it because I dreamt it.
0:40.5	Even our nightmares can be helpful. Edgar Allan Poe said several of his short stories were inspired by his own nightmares.
0:48.1	So if you aren't remembering your dreams, though, you might not be tapping into this rich land of
0:52.3	connectivity. So we're going to be
0:54.0	talking about today the types of dreams that are most prevalent, how to remember your
0:58.5	dreams and what your dreams are telling you. I think dreams are so fascinating and I'm really really
1:05.3	conscious about keeping a dream journal and I mean like with my writing journals I
1:10.2	have them for years and years and sometimes when you look back or you start
1:14.0	seeing patterns or certain symbols that keep popping up over and over again it's an
1:18.7	amazing way to to go deeper with yourself but also to tap into your subconscious and maybe get to some underlying things that might not be as readily apparent.
1:29.0	I totally agree. It's a way for us to connect inside. Isn't it Thomas Edison who would take a nap every day and he would receive information for his inventions and his dreams, but it was usually during the nap time.
1:43.0	Do you know that my son can do that?
1:45.6	My son that's very mechanically inclined and wired like an engineer.
1:50.1	If he's trying to figure, he's done this since he was a little boy, if he's trying to figure out like how to fix an engine or how to make something work better or how to improve all of the stuff that I don't completely understand, he'll dream about it and then I look up and
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