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Musing on Philip Wheelwright's words about myth and ideology. How can we look at this election through the lens of mythology and ideology? What can we learn from Wheelwright during this historic time?

For the last episode of the Dreamwork series, I dive into common symbols found in dreams. This should help you begin interpreting your dreams.

Joined again by Natalie Oman, this week I explain four more ways we can work with our dreams. Art, Group Dreamwork, Cultural lens, Mythological lens.

This is the second part of my Dreamwork series. Today, joined by my lovely sister Natalie, I discuss working with dreams using Space and Active Imagination.

Finally! We discuss how to work with one's dreams.

A look into the science of dreaming, dream development throughout the course of one's life, health concerns found via dreams, and some action steps.

Hi friends! I'm under the weather. Keep recording your dreams. I'll be back as soon as I'm well enough to record! Thanks for your patience.

In today's episode, I provide some tricks to help train yourself to remember your dreams.

Reference notes can be found here:

http://emilyoman.com/tracespodcast

This episode is called Snakes in Tornadoes. Yes, you heard that correctly. Are we really going to talk about snakes in tornadoes? Yes, but in order to talk about them, we need to first talk about the hero’s journey - also known as the monomyth.

We’ll explore what this looks like in mythology, then look at its most basic parts. We’ll see how we experience this pattern from the cellular level to the cosmic level and from the earthly to the spiritual realm. And then we’ll talk about snakes in tornadoes.

The myth today is The Descent of Inanna.

Sources can be found at EmilyOman.com/tracespodcast