Dreams of theatre and cinema: when the stage shows what role you are actually living in
“Theatre in a dream is a reminder that life is often played out in roles, and the first work is to find out which one you are playing.”
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Dreams of forgetting: when memory drops precisely what no longer needs to be carried
“Forgetting in a dream is not a defect of memory, but the quiet gesture of a psyche that knows it is possible to let go.”
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Dreams of watching from the side: when you become the spectator of your own life
“To watch from the side in a dream is the psyche’s way of finding the point from which more is visible than from inside the thick of things.”
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Dreams of waiting: when time turns into a space where you remain with yourself
“Waiting in a dream is a test of whether we know how to be with ourselves when everything outside stands still.”
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Dreams of applause and triumph: when someone inside first hears “yes, you are worthy”
“Applause in a dream is a check not of how the world receives us, but of whether we allow ourselves to be seen with gratitude.”
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Dreams of public failure: when the stage bares what you carry inside
“Public failure happens in a dream where a doubt already sounds in you that you have not yet allowed yourself to name aloud.”
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Dreams of performing on a stage: when those in you who have long been unheard finally speak
“On a stage in a dream we become as visible as we are willing to see ourselves.”
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Dreams of a crowd: where “everyone” ends and “I” begins
“A crowd appears to those who, in the quiet, are trying to hear their own voice among others.”
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Dreams of voicelessness: the word that finds no exit
“Voicelessness appears to those who have something to say — and haven’t yet allowed themselves to utter it.”
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Dreaming of darkness and outer darkness: that which lives before light
“Darkness comes to those who are ready within to meet what cannot be seen in ordinary light — and not run away.”
