Authentic Spiritual Seekers

Authentic dreamwork is both inspiring and demanding. Spiritual and Jungian Psychology understand that within each of us and the Cosmos itself, exists both light (love, unity, compassion) and darkness (hate, division, cruelty). Dreamwork will lead each person over time to what needs to be understood and integrated into their Soul. This will involve profoundly positive dreams, but it will also involve potentially very challenging dreams where we need to search deeply for the reasons why these dreams have come to us.

If we open up to the Higher Self within by committing to actively working with our dreams, we will be guided through a meaningful inner journey that Carl Jung called ‘Individuation’. Many cultures have expressions of this inner journey including:

  • The Ancient Egyptians – The Amduat

  • The Ancient Greeks – The Nekyia

  • Christianity – Christ’s Descent Into Hades

  • Alchemical treatise including The Emerald Tablet & The Chymical Wedding

  • Buddhism –Naraka

  • Hinduism – Yama

In Spiritually Guided Dreamwork, we witness the Soul guiding us as to what needs to be understood and integrated about the true nature of our Soul as well as the true nature of the cosmos. This allows for the Soul’s own growth and evolution. This journey is challenging, far more so if we do not understand the symbolic language that dreams use. My role as dream guide is to help people understand the significance of their unique spiritual path and help them keep on it during the many challenges that may arise. Overtime, the goal of Spiritually Guided Dreamwork is for people to increasingly be capable of working with their own dreams to continue their individuation quest.

If you are committed to your spiritual path and you are experiencing what you know are important dreams, I would really encourage you to experience Spiritually Guided Dreamwork. If this dreamwork is right for you, your own dreams will respond clearly after one or two sessions. The tradition of Spiritually Guided Dreamwork has largely been lost in the modern world, but there is growing evidence that the tradition is being rediscovered across the world. It is a powerful and transformative spiritual practice that we can undertake for our own spiritual unfolding and growth.

Individuation must be understood in spiritual language as the realization of the ‘divine’ in the human... The conscious experience of life becomes a spiritual experience, one could just as well say, a mystical experience.
— Carl Jung - Man And His Symbols

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