A lot of people have been telling me they’re remembering more of their dreams these days. I guess there’s something about a pandemic that brings out our subconscious thoughts of uncertainty, fear, panic and, yes, hope and inspiration. One of the greatest modern dreamworkers, Jeremy Taylor, told us that our dreams “reflect inborn creativity and the ability to face and solve life’s problems.”

How do they do this? We explore the role dreams play in our lives with noted dream expert, Robert Hoss, who also believes that dreams can be a source of resiliency in a time of crisis. During our talk on this episode of Dream Power Radio, Bob discusses:
• why we are remembering more dreams now
• why is wordplay important when understanding our dreams
• how dreams help us solve problems
• what it means to dream about Donald Trump now

If you want to gain insights into your dreams, you don’t want to miss this lively and informative discussion.

Robert Hoss, MS is a director and past president of the International Association of the Study of Dreams, directs the DreamScience Foundation for research grants, is on the Haden Institute faculty and a board member of the National Institute for Integrative Healthcare. He is an author or author/editor of: Dreams: Understanding Biology, Psychology & Culture; Dreams that Change Our Lives; Dream to Freedom; and Dream Language 2nd ed. He has also published in nine other books and four Journals. He hosted the DreamTime Radio series and was featured in a PBS special, Readers Digest, Prevention, the Psychology Today blog and USA Today.

www.dreamscience.org.

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