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I love education, both being a student and a teacher. Currently I serve as President of the School of Metaphysics, a not-for-profit educational organization which teaches adults how to develop the whole mind and full potential of the Self. Understanding dreams, intuition, and inner level experiences is one of the foundations of the course. I have been recording and interpreting my dreams, and teaching others how to do the same, for 30 years
I am particularly fascinated by the universal nature of the dream experience and its relationship to mythology, scripture, and other "numinous" writing. This is the basis for my interfaith ministry, interpreting scripture according to universal symbols.
I believe that when all people listen to and understand their dreams they will be happier, more fulfilled, more at peace with themselves and other people, more in tune with their spiritual nature.
Over the years I've become aware of an increasing number of precognitive dreams and visitations from deceased loved ones. A profound dream occurred the evening of September 11th, 2001, when my deceased husband who died Sept.10, 2000 appeared to me as he was helping people who died in the World Trade Center. I asked him if they were okay and he beamed a huge smile, communicating to me telepathically, "Yes, they're fine! Once they are out [of the body] they are fine!" It was a spiritually rewarding experience, to know that those who have crossed over can help others, and also to know that the pain and grief in the physical is gone once the soul leaves the body.
Books:
The Law of Attraction and Other Secrets of Visualization
Dharma: Finding Your Soul's Purpose
Karmic Healing
contributing author and editor of Interpreting Dreams for Self Discovery
"Spiritual Dreaming"
"Our Divine Nature"
Have been a guest on many radio shows, interpreting dreams for callers. Also former newspaper columnist, "Ask the Sandman" interpreting dreams in the Longmont Times Call.
An early favorite dream book as a child was A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle. Current favorite: The Dreamer's Dictionary by Dr. Barbara Condron.
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