Drawn Into The Dream

What if your unconscious could draw? Well, it turns out it can. Your brilliant unconscious has been trying to talk to you through your dreams your entire life. You have probably worked with these crazy symbolic images that appear in dreams, but here a new method will be introduced. 

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Instead of just talking about them, we will draw them. These simple lines which depict a dream are the focal point as we explore their meanings and emotions. Just like the dream images of wooly mammoths and horses created by Upper Paleolithic peoples in the caves of Southern France 20,000 years ago, our drawings will produce the same emotion—awe. In this state of awe, we will understand what our dreams are saying, and what we need to do as we traverse this mortal coil.

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Awe is a central theme of the book. You will experience the author encountering awe for the first time as he carried Judy Garland to her dressing room for six nights in 1967. The author weaves his life’s tale around the untangling of meanings of the myriad of dreams he has encountered as a dreamworker. You will see how a pair of shoe laces in a dream saved a life, and how a grief-eating panther brought peace to the daughter of a suicide victim. A fun and enlightening read as the author makes you feel completely Awe-full.

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Welcome to the Land of Awes.