In the English language, the word DREAM has a number of meanings, both as a noun and a verb.

Noun:
1: a series of thoughts, images, or emotions occurring during sleep
–had a dream about climbing a mountain
–gives me bad dreams
2. an experience of waking life having the characteristics of a dream: such as
a: a visionary creation of the imagination : daydream
–the dreams of her youth
b: a state of mind marked by abstraction or release from reality : reverie
–walking around in a dream
c: an object seen in a dreamlike state : vision
–a man that was her dream come true
3: something notable for its beauty, excellence, or enjoyable quality
–the new car is a dream to operate
4 a: a strongly desired goal or purpose
–a dream of becoming president
b: something that fully satisfies a wish : ideal
a meal that was a gourmet's dream

Verb- intransitive:
1: to have a series of thoughts, images, or emotions while sleeping : to have a dream
–doesn't recall dreaming last night
–dream of departed loved ones
2: to indulge in daydreams or fantasies
–dreaming of a better future
3: to appear tranquil or dreamy 
–houses dream in leafy shadows

Verb- transitive:
1: to have a dream of
–dreamt that he was running in the woods
2: to consider as a possibility : imagine
–never dreamed I would become a teacher
3: to pass (time) in reverie or inaction
–dreaming the hours away

What if there is a strong correlation between our dreams in our waking hours and our dreams in our sleep?

What if there was a process to streamline the communication between our subconscious and conscious minds so as to bring dreams into reality?

What if our dreams, both waking and sleeping, are actually clues? The digestible metaphors for what we most desire? Or struggle with?
In this episode I lead you through the correlation between all the meanings of the word dream as we know it and give you practical tools for the integration of your sleeping dreams into your waking self and vice versa.

And why learning this (and teaching it to our little people) is a powerful activation on the path to our understanding of our emotions, our struggles, and our greatest desires.

Join me as I help you become a Dream Weaver-someone who activates their dreams to transform their waking life and discovers the messages our dreaming self needs us to see to find the flow that we crave.

You will learn:

• What clues lie within the many ways we use the word “dream.”
• What the connection is between your waking dream and sleeping dreams.
• How to take action on creating the visions you hold in your heart.
• How to remember your dreams.
• How to recognize the messages within and decode your dreams.
• How to move thoughts and ideas from the subconscious mind to the conscious mind.
• How to activate your dreams to provide practical answers to your daily issues.
  

Dream the World into being.

                      - Shamanic Proverb