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Dreams, we all have them even if we don’t remember them. Have you ever thought about how our dreams have wisdom or how they are connected with nature? In today’s episode we have the honor to have a special guest, Kari Hohne, who is a dream analyst and spiritual innovator who explores spirituality through nature.
Listen along so you can learn:

The 3 fallacies about dreams
Why dreams are a creative process
How to remember your dreams
How your dreams are a reflection of yourself
How your dreams break through consciousness
How to understand the symbolism in your dreams
What the 3 parts of a dream are
How nature has designed us to evolve through dreams

Kari’s work has proven that everybody has ingenious creativity and dreams have an amazing way of condensing very complex issues in some interesting combinations. As you begin to work with your dreams you see how your dreams are all about you.
If you would like to connect with Kari + her work you can find her on the following platforms:

Website: https://www.cafeausoul.com/
Videos https://www.youtube.com/natureisaguru
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Mythology-Sleep-Kari-Hohne-ebook/dp/B005PAF3YS

Happy listening :)
Books referenced:

The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes

Kari Hohne's Bio:
Kari is a dream analyst and spiritual innovator who explores spirituality through nature. She shares her passion for our ancient traditions through music, books, apps and self-help technology, many of which are in the top of the Lifestyle category of Amazon and Itunes. She is also an author bridging the gap between environmental consciousness and spirituality and has published 7 books. She works to inspire tolerance through self discovery; to make the spiritual tangible through science and nature; and to present the common ideas among our ancient texts that reveal a universal message. Whether coaching businesses toward higher profitability or using the arts to motivate at risk youth, she draws on nature's sustainability and its inspiration as a role model for success.