Welcome to your free preview of the first in a brand-new Patreon-exclusive series, where we delve into the art of tending to dream symbols and the exploration of the psyche through the wisdom of the tarot. As I’ve previously mentioned, I’m currently in the process of gaining certifications in both Dream Tending and Jungian Tarot Reading, courtesy of my studies under previous BFTB guest Dr. Stephen Aizenstat and Dr. Ken James.

In this episode, we dive into two different dreams from Premium Submarine, Emilia. In the first dream, she encounters a mysterious owl in her childhood garden, leading to a surreal flight and an exploration of personal transformation. The second dream takes us to a desert where Emilia finds crystals that unexpectedly connect to the Greek god Dionysus, opening insights into her journey of self-discovery and change. In this episode, I use Jungian depth psychology and dream symbolism to unpack these dreams. We’ll look at what they might signify about Emilia’s life changes, her rediscovery of creativity, and emerging from a period of personal challenges.

This is not just an interpretation of Emilia's experiences but a chance for all of us to reflect on the symbols and themes that appear in our own dreams. Join me in this unique dive into the subconscious, exclusive to our Premium Submarine community.

✧ WANT YOUR DREAM FEATURED ON A FUTURE EPISODE?  ✧

First, you’ll need to be a Premium Submarine on Patreon. To sign up, visit www.patreon.com/backfromtheborderline.

Next, send your dream to [email protected]. Please ensure that the email address linked to your Patreon account is included in your submission. This is crucial for verifying your active, paying membership status. Submissions without this verification will not be considered. By the time I read your email, you must be an active Premium Submarine on Patreon for your submission to be featured.

✧ LEARN MORE ABOUT  THE ART OF DREAM TENDING AT https://dreamtending.com/. ✧

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