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Send Me Your Dreams: It’s not about Joe

April 1, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

MOST DREAMS HAVE LAYERS OF MEANING. Sometimes we seize on the literal or superficial elements of our dreams, avoiding the implications for ourselves. Today’s dreamer offers an example of a dream that presents insights into a friend that are also applicable in his own life.

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Think, Dream, Play: Sleeping with one eye open

March 26, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

THE ONLY WAY MY CAT COULD KILL ME would be by suffocation. And she probably won’t do that. I mean, I am a sound sleeper and all, but still. She only weighs seven pounds. But she is a determined little bugger. Once, when she was just two years old, she had had it with me. […]

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Send Me Your Dreams: Sing along for harmony in the workplace

March 25, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

SOME DREAMERS REPORT MUSIC as a primary component of their dreams. This can be soothing, uplifting, even educational. Today’s dreamer provides a lovely example.

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Think, Dream, Play: A blemish by any other name …

March 19, 2015 by Carolyn Plath 1 Comment

I HAVE A BLEMISH ON MY NOSE. And, trust me, “blemish” is the kindest, most gentle euphemism I can muster. Because in reality, the thing is throbbing. My eye squints in reflex to the imposition. My face hurts on that side. The cats, who love me (and my endless supply of crunchy treats), stare in […]

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Send Me Your Dreams: Fairy tales can come true

March 18, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

SOME OF US CANNOT ACCEPT OUR OWN GOOD FORTUNE. No matter the face value of those people and circumstances of our lives, we continue to question, unable to enjoy our own happy luck. In cases like these, our dreams will sometimes help us pinch ourselves and realize that our waking-life prosperity is real. Today’s dreamer […]

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Think, Dream, Play: In case you were resting easy …

March 13, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

SCANNING THE HEADLINES THIS MORNING looking for cutting-edge info for you, Dear Reader. I am always on the alert for items to uplift you, to keep you safe and brighten your day. And we are in luck: From TodayShow.com: “5 potentially deadly body pains you should never ignore.” I figure the Today Show staff put […]

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Send Me Your Dreams: Not all babies are the same

March 11, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

TODAY, TWO VERSIONS OF DREAMS including images of infants offer insights into this powerful metaphor. Note the similarities between them as the babies evoke inspiration and creation of something fresh and new. Also note how each dreamer’s interaction with the infant in her dreams illustrates markedly different meanings.

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Think, Dream, Play: Who’s counting?

March 5, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

OK LOOK. WE ARE ONLY IN DAY 5 OF THIS WHOLE SCENARIO, so it is a bit too early to say if this is the good news or the bad news. We remain uncertain at this time. But here we go … drumroll … Ladies and gentlemen! Mr. Plath has retired! He has left the […]

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Send Me Your Dreams: Do it on time or don’t do it

March 4, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

ACCOUNTS FROM ANCIENT CULTURES include stressful, recurring dreams of being unprepared for work or for a test at school. Even then, people from all stations in life put off preparing for what they knew they had to do! Today’s dreamer has his own version of such a dream — with a twist. It may be […]

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Think, Dream, Play: Music soothes the old brain

February 27, 2015 by Carolyn Plath Leave a Comment

RECENTLY, I FOUND MYSELF IN A ROOM WITH A SAXOPHONE. Apparently, I arrived in the midst one of those “common but mysterious short-term memory failures, (where) people find themselves in a room, without remembering why they ended up there.” Precisely. So, there I was, a little bit breathless, and pondering: Moments ago I was there, […]

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