by Bob Hoss
Is there a message in your dreams? Do your dreams help with conscious and spiritual evolution and transformation? There is a wealth of evidence that your dreams do play a role in human transformation and do perform an inner balancing function through what Carl Jung called a "compensating" message. Jung indicated that, who we are as individuals (our ego-self)...
Dream Medicine

Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: What does Harry Potter dream about? Well, Daniel Radcliffe, the actor who plays him, told MTV about his dreams and his character's.
Dream Medicine
by Laura Baughman, CDT, RN
During the 2010 International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD) Conference in Asheville, NC, I attended a presentation by Stephen Parker about Vasily Kasatkin and the prodromal dream accounts Kasatkin collected from his patients. Prodromal dreams warn us of illness or health issues before we begin to notice physical symptoms...
Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: Inspired by a presentation she attended about dreams and physical health, Laura Baughman learned about the symbolic significance of dream horses in diagnosing physical (as well as emotional-spiritual) health.
Dream Medicine
by Laurel Clark, DD, DM
Most people fear death. Although we know that death is inevitable, there is often a difference between what we believe intellectually and what we experience emotionally. Why is this so? It would seem that such a universal experience could be met with acceptance...
Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: Death is a topic that evokes fear or outright denial in many people. In this article Laurel Clark shows how dreams can help us confront, and come to peace with, this mysterious transition.
Dream Medicine
by David Kahn, PhD
When faced with a medical issue, do you reach for the phone to call a doctor? Reach into the medicine cabinet for a pill or medicine? Or do you reach within--to the natural processes that produce our artistic impulses and our dreams?...
Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: In this article Dr. David Kahn uses the theory of self-organization to take a unique approach to the dreaming brain and its creative and healing potential.
Dream Medicine

Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: Dreamcatchers are not only beautiful Native American-inspired objects, they are also said to bring good dreams and keep the bad dreams away. They make beautiful gifts; in fact, some say you should never make one for yourself, but only to give away! This short video shows you how.
Dream Medicine
by Nancy Huslage, MA
When the snake shows up in dreams, it almost always evokes a strong response. I have lead dream circles for 15 years and it is a common symbol presented early in each dream group. Since encounter with snakes in waking life are often frightening, they are usually the subject of nightmares in the dream world. While nightmares are frightening, I have found that, once the dream is “unpacked”, the message of a nightmare is usually positive and helpful to the dreamer. Let’s explore what the snake may be trying to tell us...
Dream Medicine
by Kevin Kovelant
One of the most frequently asked questions I get (and that most dreamers ask themselves upon having a Visitation Dream) is “was it really Grandma?”
This is difficult to answer, for obvious reasons, however, the question opens up some fascinating avenues of inquiry, if addressed seriously, and respectfully...
Dream Medicine

Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: So, you've read about lucid dreaming ... maybe you've even heard a friend talking about the wonderful experience she's had while lucid in the dream state. But how do you do it? This video offers helpful hints and some interesting facts about lucid dreaming.
Dream Medicine
An Interview with Tzivia Gover
by Robert Waggoner
I am a Reiki Master Therapist. I have lucid and non-lucid dreams where I’m administering Reiki. Interestingly, it’s almost always to strangers … But occasionally, especially when lucid, I’m able to direct the energy to something or someone in my life, as in this dream report that I recently shared with you...
Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: This is part 2 of a 2-part interview that was conducted by Robert Waggoner for the Lucid Dream Exchange journal. In this part of the interview I discuss how I've used Reiki healing within the lucid dream state.
Dream Medicine

Editor's Note from Tzivia Gover: Stephen LaBerge led and popularized the scientific study of lucid dreaming. This video, an interview with LaBerge, lacks in visual effects, but offers a clear overview of lucid dreaming and is a great way for anyone interested in the topic to get acquainted with the subject. This clip is Part I of the interview. It continues with Part II, which will also be posted here.
Dream Medicine
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One of the most important gifts of our dreams is that they put us in touch with more aspects of ourselves than we have recognized in what Yeats called our “daily trivial minds.” Among these aspects is the famous Shadow, composed of parts of our selves we have repressed or denied (and tend to project on to others in regular life, till we awaken). But we encounter much more than the Shadow. We encounter a whole family of aspects of ourselves, and as we recognize them and bring them together we become much more than we were.
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