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Back to the Waves: A Waking Dream of Freedom and Childhood Joy

Sep 28
1 min read

"My emotions were freedom and elation."

This participant came to Guided Dreaming with a playful but profound intention: to stay awake during the session, open their chakras, and open their "Claire's" (clairvoyance,

clairaudience, clairsentience—the intuitive senses).



During their underwater waking dream, they found themselves back in a place of childhood joy—playing in the waves of the ocean they used to love when they were younger.


"I used to love to swim in the waves when I was younger."


They felt a clear knowing—a sense of trust and safety—as they entered the water.

"I'm glad you said it was safe to go into the ocean. That allowed me to go into the water."

They experienced freedom and elation. A release. A remembering.


They may have drifted in and out of the dream—but when they came back, they felt something had shifted.


The insight?


Sometimes opening your intuition isn't about effort or technique. It's about returning to a state of joy, safety, and trust. It's about letting go—not forcing.


The dream offered a direct experience of freedom. And that feeling, more than any concept, is what opens the door to intuition.


That's the transformative power of dreaming while awake.


Guided Dreaming offers a safe, reliable, and evidence-informed protocol to access your unconscious wisdom through structured underwater waking dreams.


Waking dreams are dreamlike phenomena experienced when one is not asleep, according to the APA Dictionary of Psychology.

Visit GuidedDreaming.com to learn more and join a session.

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