Dream Interpretation
Choose the reading that speaks to your heart, then tell me a little about you and your question, and leave the rest to the cards.
About This Reading
As a child, when I woke up I would tell my grandmother my dreams, and she would set down her coffee cup and listen with such seriousness, as though hearing nothing else in the world mattered. I know that dream still trembling inside you when you wake, dear one, a scene, a face, a feeling that follows you, and you wonder about its meaning. Dream interpretation exists exactly to decode this invisible language, and I learned this art of listening from her.
As I listen to the dream you share, I do not only look at symbols; I also listen for your current state of mind, the matters in your life; a snake, water, flying, each carries a different meaning within your own context. For one woman water might whisper of cleansing, for another of a suppressed feeling; I sense this difference by looking at your own story.
Sometimes those who come to me tell the same dream again and again, and I always tell them this, the subconscious is persistent, it keeps sending the same message until you finally listen. That recurring dream is actually as loyal as your closest friend, it simply needs its language decoded.
Know this, dear one, dreams are letters your subconscious writes to you; sometimes a warning, sometimes a comfort, sometimes simply a feeling you need to release. I read this letter for you with tenderness, and believe me, these letters are always written with the intention of protecting you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to describe my dream in great detail?
As much as you remember is enough, dear one, share the scenes and feelings that left the deepest mark on your heart; even small details can sometimes say a great deal.
Are dreams really connected to the future?
Sometimes yes, sweet soul, but more often dreams remind us of something we already know within; they are the whisper of the subconscious.
If I had a nightmare, is that a bad sign?
No, dear one, nightmares usually reveal a fear or an unresolved feeling; not a bad omen, but an invitation to heal.