Dreams at the edge of waking: flashes, voices, and images in the border zone
“At the border of sleep and waking, you enter a rare space — a no-man’s-land where the psyche has its finest voice.”
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Serial dreams: the series of your unconscious, watched from night to night
“Serial dreams come to those in whom a story is unfolding that does not fit into one night.”
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A dream that cannot be remembered: when the night was — and words did not hold it
“A forgotten dream comes to those in whom something important is under way — and it does not yet need to be translated into the language of day.”
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Dreams in sepia and retro: when the voice of not only your life begins to sound in your night
“In retro dreams time becomes shared: yours and not only yours — as if the lineage speaks through it.”
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Black-and-white dreams: when your night speaks the language of old cinema
“A black-and-white dream comes to those for whom it is now important to look at their life from a little further away than it usually comes.”
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Dreams with smells: a rare, bodily language that strikes straight into memory
“When a smell comes into a dream, your soul holds something that words can no longer reach.”
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Dreams of music and sound: when a melody turns out to be more precise than words
“A musical dream comes to those for whom the daytime language has stopped holding what matters — and sound takes it into its own hands.”
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Instructional dreams: when the unconscious gives you an answer that the day did not find
“An instructional dream comes to those whose reason has already exhausted itself — and the moment has come when another layer of the mind takes the floor.”
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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 slowed time: when a second becomes roomier than a minute
“Time slows in a dream where it matters that we notice more than usual: it parts before our attention.”
