Dream Stories

Clearly dreams can have tremendous impact on people, but can a dream actually save a life? You be the judge as Michael and Elisa are joined by special guest Sarah Miranda to discus the dream she had while her husband Geo was on a ventilator fighting for his life with Covid-19. Family and friends were being told there was little chance for recovery, but as of release of this podcast episode he is off the ventilator and preparing to come home to his wife and kids.

Can the interpretation to a dream come from within the dream itself? Are there times when the meaning of the dream is so obvious that it doesn't need any additional interpretation. If so, then is it still acceptable to get help interpreting your dreams?

What are the broad steps associated with understanding a dream? Is there more to it than just interpreting it? Is it a process or does it come all at once? Michael and Elisa address these questions on this week's episode of Dream Stories.

When a dream is presented publicly, is it appropriate to evaluate it publicly? This question has been raised by some, after Michael presented his perspective on Dana Coverstone's 3 Dreams on YouTube.

In this Episode Michael and Elisa visit with Hong Kong's Bonnie Lam, who runs an online cooking school, about a recipe inspired by a dream. NOTE: The website (www.as1cooking.com) referenced in this episode is in Chinese with English subtitles and prices shown are in Hong Kong dollars, not US dollars. For the specific recipe discussed in the dream visit: https://as1cooking.teachable.com/p/gluten-free-vegan-chinese-steamed-bun