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"A large friendly turtle was my guide, who showed up when I started diving deep into the water and was feeling afraid." This participant came to Guided Dreaming facing obstacles in their business. Uncertainty. Fear. The weight of responsibility. As they dove deeper into their underwater waking dream, the fear surfaced. And then—a large, friendly turtle appeared. Calm. Steady. Reassuring. The turtle didn't remove the obstacles. It offered something more valuable: a new way of

"It felt like no matter what decision I make, I'll be supported by others." This participant came to Guided Dreaming unsure about a job change. During their underwater waking dream, they floated safely in a protective bubble with a gentle octopus guide. The cliff was still there. But their view of it had changed. They interviewed for another job. They didn't get it. And they were grateful. "Me leaving my current employment felt more like running away instead of making changes

"I thought I had followed the rules and then I just floated in peace but I was looking for the answer to come in the same way I was looking for the octopus to appear. I trusted the process and returned reluctantly but at peace that the answer would find me if I just kept merging my mind with the field." This participant came to Guided Dreaming with a powerful question: How do I turn my creative endeavors into a profitable business with a consistent revenue stream? What emerge

Waking dreams have been with humanity since the dawn of our time. While dreams occur during sleep, waking dreams are dream-like...

By Bei Linda Tang, published on Mad in America on December 10, 2024 Waking dreams, often called hypnagogic (as you drift off) or...