Dreams of flight and weightlessness: when the body stops being a boundary for a moment
“Flight comes in dreams to those in whom the space inside has stopped fitting into the room, and the soul has gone out into the air without explanation.”
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Dreams of walking: the tempo at which the world again becomes detailed
“On foot is the speed at which life again becomes visible. The psyche brings you here to remind you: sometimes the most important things happen at the tempo of steps, not of engines.”
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Dreams of being unable to move: a body in which something has stopped obeying
“A dream of being stuck comes when something inside has already stopped, while outside there is still a call for motion.”
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Dreams of jumping: a short “yes” said with the whole body
“Jumping visits the dreams of those in whom a decision has ripened before language had time to call it one.”
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Dreams of sliding and gliding: motion that is more than effort
“Sliding visits the dreams of those in whom inner motion has found a surface that carries it.”
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Dreams of walking barefoot: the foot allowed to feel again
“Those who walk barefoot in dreams are those in whom a wish has arisen to feel each step again.”
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Dreams of dancing: the body that remembers its own rhythm
“Dance visits the dreams of those in whom joy or truth no longer fits into ordinary words.”
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Dreams of climbing: hands that look for something to hold
“Climbing visits the dreams of those in whom upward motion has already begun, even if it does not yet show from the outside.”
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Dreams of diving: the breath that teaches you depth
“Diving visits the dreams of those already ready to stay beneath the surface longer than usual.”
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Dreams of swimming: the body that remembers water knows how to hold
“Swimming comes to the dreams of those in whom feeling is seeking a form of motion, not a form of shore.”
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Dreams of running: the body’s rhythm searching for its own tempo
“Running visits the dreams of those in whom motion is seeking a form different from the old one.”
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Dreams of falling: the body that remembers how to let go
“Falling comes to the dreams of those in whom something is already ready to release a support that is no longer beneath their feet.”
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Dreams of flight: the air that finally holds you
“Flight comes to the dreams of those in whom the ground is already ready to be less than its usual shape.”
