What if the reality you accept as fixed is mostly a story you never chose? This episode of The Wisdom We Share Podcast, hosted by Anjani Amriit and Robin Wald, will open your eyes to exactly that.
The conversation moves from the practical (how to actually remember your dreams) to the profound (whether we’re soul traveling beyond the confines of our own biology while we sleep). And underneath it all runs a timely warning: we are handing our intuition and our power away to technology, and dream work is one way back to the part of us that is wise, and not artificial.
We think reality is set, that we simply have to accept it. By the time we’re seven or eight, we’ve absorbed other people’s beliefs so completely that they become our own, unquestioned, and then quietly decide what we think is possible for our lives. What we call “just how things are” is often far more subjective than we realize.
If our hidden beliefs are running the show, our dreams are where they reveal themselves. The life we think is fixed is far more changeable than it looks, once we’re willing to examine what’s underneath.
If you enjoyed this episode, check out Anjani Amriit’s guest appearance on my podcast, Women’s Dream Enlightenment.
