Patti Allen

Does your child share his or her dreams? Do you? Consider the possibility that it's time to do some family dream sharing! You don't have to analyze your child's dream, just be present for them and mirror back to them what they share with you. Get them to draw a picture of the dream or their feelings. Baby books record a child’s growth, his height, her weight, when they walk, and other developmental milestones but rarely do they capture the child’s inner growth and his or her unique inner world. Imagine, your child asks you what she was like when she was little, and you pull out a book that has pictures that she has drawn, along with her actual dreams, feelings and thoughts from her earliest years! When you write down the dream that they dictate to you, give them a chance to say what they feel, and collect their drawings of those dreams, you preserve your child’s precious early years in a way that goes far beyond baby books. It is at once a snapshot of their imagination as well as their inner workings of their growing heart and soul. Let's get creative with our kids' dreams!

Have you ever been naked in a dream? Who hasn't? (Yes, even yours truly!) Often you're naked in public and you're generally mortified.

What's more, nobody else seems to care or mind half as much as you do! Yikes! See if there is some situation in your life that has you feeling exposed or vulnerable, uncovered or undisguised, natural, raw or unprotected. When you get dressed the next morning, choose your clothes with intention. What colour/vibration do I need right now? What image am I projecting with the clothes I choose? Am I projecting my role, my position or my truth? Or would I rather let it all hang out? Your dreams will ALWAYS show you the naked truth.
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