☁️ Dream Storytelling ☁️ Narratives and experiences created by the unconscious brain are retold by the waking brain. 🚂☁️☁️ Dreams revisited by strangers.
Just finished live 90 minutes @dreamsid painting @_masonwilliam dream of car shifting back into a garage door and mean judgement by an older couple. You can watch the whole session recorded here https://t.co/OSFxWIvo1r #QuarenDreams#lockdownDreams#covidDreams
Absolutely loved this episode. I haven’t listened to TJL for a while but loved this one. Much ❤️❤️❤️
Sex work is real work and I believe the world would be a better place if it was supported more and SW’s were protected more.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 – August 27, 1990)
The day before his death, Vaughan told his band and crew members about a #nightmare that he had in which he was at his own funeral and saw thousands of mourners. He felt "terrified, yet almost peaceful".[1]
Interesting - “Weighted chain blankets are an effective and safe intervention for insomnia in patients with major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and improving daytime symptoms.”
“The past and future drop away. One is very present in the moment with whatever is.” Great episode from the @APA - Thats how I feel about some of my dreams. It is what it is. Fun to reflect on https://t.co/Erbsh8XnvZ
This is the 125th anniversary of Freud's dream of Irma's Injection, the first dream he ever fully psychoanalyzed, in ID chapter 2 - in 1900 he fantasized about a marble tablet that would say: "In This House, on July 24, 1895 the Secret of Dreams was Revealed to Dr. Sigm. Freud"
From the same survey, 27% of US adults talk about their dreams with someone else (family or friends) at least once a week, both men & women - while 22% never talk about dreams (more men than women) - again, this means sharing dreams is a fairly normal thing for many, many people
53% of US adults remember their dreams at least once a week - for both men and women - these results come from a recent online survey of 5K Americans - if you hear someone try to dismiss dreaming as weird or marginal, this fact suggests frequent dream recall is actually the norm
Here is a photograph of today’s ‘Dream Image’ painted live by me, during 90 minute exploration of dream by @Mark_Blagrove + audience members @dreamsid event for London's Centre for Psychotherapy & Counselling Education @DRI_CCPE@UWTSD @HumanandHealth @designdotgold@ArtSwansea
Next month we’re launching Dream School, a 12 month program to help you learn how to work with your dreams. Sign up for our email newsletter to be the first to hear when we’re ready to go. Link in bio.
Really been struggling with this myself.
“Be careful about your media consumption. It doesn’t help anyone if you become overwhelmed and paralyzed by mental distress.”
Just posted to Psychology Today, "Dreams about Recent Protests against Racial Injustice" - more soon on further results from this survey - https://t.co/OUhbfmahjL
The raw results just came in from a new survey about people's dreams during the recent public protests against racial injustice - the survey also asked about BLM support, along with dream recall, dream sharing, & insomnia - 5K US adults - I'll post the first findings here!
If all goes well, the newly upgraded Sleep and Dream Database will be released on Saturday, Summer Solstice - the SDDb is a searchable digital archive of 30K+ dream reports from a variety of sources - the new version is much faster and easier for curious newcomers to navigate