Dream Interpretations
What are your dreams trying to tell you?
There are many layers to a dream…
How do my Dream Interpretations work?
For your interpretation, you will need to write a full description of your dream: any detail you can think to add may be important. Cover the who, what, where, when, and why. Include feelings during the dream, feelings upon waking, and/or your feelings later.
Once I receive it, I will first meditate on it and ask my guides for images or messages that we should focus on. I work through the symbols and psychological queues from your dream using my personal intuition and any psychic information.
For further insight into your dream, I will pull tarot cards-- generally the Celtic Cross spread, unless a client specifies a certain need.
My Dream Journey
Some of my earliest memories are from dreams. Incredible scenes of outer space and of Spirits. Growing older, they’d become beyond my possible knowledge— at times even becoming scary and nightmarish.
Around age 8, I began to drawn and journal my dreams. I started to wonder if there could be more to our dreams than we think we know as people. It felt like I discovered something. I noticed sometimes dreams would match up with what happened at a later time in my life. The deja vu would return as the event unfolded. I had to know, why? My parents did not believe in such a thing, and would laugh or flat out tell me that psychics are none sense.
I have an Aunt who is much more spiritual in open minded to the unknown than the rest of the family. She always had books about Angels and dreams around. Not only have I always loved to sit and read all day, but these books were topics that I was told were not real, yet my Aunt seemed to honestly believe. Why shouldn’t I?
For a time, this Aunt lived with us between a move. I would refer to her dream book often (okay, basically every morning). The dream dictionaries weren’t always accurate, but it was so fun to keep track and see how things lined up.
