Dreams
Dreams are the swirling smoke of our spirit's fire. What do they mean, these wispy, incoherent images that drift like clouds across the moon of our nightscape? Should we dismiss our dreams as the daily unwinding of our clockwork minds, the inevitable uncoiling of our highly sprung emotions? Or are they vital messages from our unconscious depths, waiting to be deciphered? There are many kinds of dreams – nocturnal and waking dreams, dreams of the shadow and of the light. Dreaming takes us into a world of transience. Nothing is fixed, everything is dynamic; nothing is solid, everything is fluid; nothing is predictable, everything is volatile.
— Wayne Visser
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