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Speaker 2: Flex and Frooms are dream catchers For me? Is yawning?
Speaker 2: Somebody taks your energy out of you? Is it the poltergeist? Potentially?
Speaker 2: Are you coming into your powers?
Speaker 1: Maybe dreams? I'm gonna go have one for myself.
Speaker 2: Who've inspired me? Join me, babes. I'm telling you we
Speaker 2: could sync up all right. We are talking to world
Speaker 2: renowned psychic media Marina d about dreams and dream interpretations.
Speaker 2: Just beforehand, I went to my Instagram story and asked
Speaker 2: people have following me what questions they want to have asks?
Speaker 2: And it's very interesting. I feel like what people keep
Speaker 2: to themselves unless they're given the permission to share. Because
Speaker 2: I was like, Babes, this feels like you should go
Speaker 2: to therapy for this one. This doesn't feel like a
Speaker 2: you know, five minute chit chat with Marina is going
Speaker 2: to help you. But nonetheless, I appreciate all openness in
Speaker 2: all forms, and I do think that by the end
Speaker 2: of this conversation we're gonna have actual actionable asks to
Speaker 2: do when we get to bed. I hope. So I'm
Speaker 2: to speak Marina, it's flex and through me. Hi, how
Speaker 2: are you so good. It's not every day we get
Speaker 2: a world renowned psychic medium on the phone. But we're
Speaker 2: glad you're taking the time out because we have questions
Speaker 2: that need answers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not a problem, guy, phenomenal.
Speaker 2: We feel good today.
Speaker 1: I keep having dreams about my mum betraying me. So
Speaker 1: every time I have a dream and my mum's in it,
Speaker 1: she's either like running away from me, or she's done
Speaker 1: something that is betraying me, like quite hurtful. But in
Speaker 1: the real world we've never had a fight. She always
Speaker 1: does everything for me and we're very, very very close.
Speaker 1: So I'm trying to figure out why in all of
Speaker 1: my dreams she's betraying me and I'm getting angry at her.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it doesn't always necessarily mean it's about the
Speaker 3: mum though. It could just be through what she's feeling herself,
Speaker 3: that she might be going through something herself at the moment.
Speaker 3: It all depends on how her dream is. Is it
Speaker 3: just that she's dreaming, or are other search and symbols
Speaker 3: that are in the dream as well that can affect
Speaker 3: the dream. But usually when a betrayal comes through a
Speaker 3: dream means it something that you could be secure about
Speaker 3: or something that you need to change in your life.
Speaker 3: It's not necessarily about the mom. It can also be
Speaker 3: that the mom needs to do some changes in her life.
Speaker 3: It's not about the relationship in between them.
Speaker 2: Two wow, Okay, we are already making it happen. Okay.
Speaker 2: So I am very fascinated with dreaming. I am a
Speaker 2: huge dream journaler. I like to think that I can
Speaker 2: tell the future, and I like to feel as though
Speaker 2: everything that gets shown to me is important. I also
Speaker 2: went to a psychotherapist who gave me some tools to
Speaker 2: interpret my dreams. However, I feel as though it's not
Speaker 2: every day I'm here sharing the lessons of my psychotherapy.
Speaker 2: So I wanted to ask you, really, is there or
Speaker 2: are there some fail safe ways for everybody to interpret
Speaker 2: their dreams without having to google it or understand what
Speaker 2: everything symbolically means? What should we be looking out for?
Speaker 3: Definitely, So I've over the years, it's been twenty years now,
Speaker 3: been writing my dreams down. You can learn a lot
Speaker 3: what your symbols mean on your own, because if you
Speaker 3: track them, and if you go back on your dreams,
Speaker 3: say for example, maybe three months back, you see things
Speaker 3: have either happened, or that they're warned you about things.
Speaker 3: You'll start realizing what your symbols can repeat in your
Speaker 3: dreams as well, that you can learn then how to
Speaker 3: give yourself a reading. And again it's not necessarily about us.
Speaker 2: It could be dreams about others fascinating. I had a
Speaker 2: few questions in here from people I asked on Instagram
Speaker 2: what they wanted me to ask you, And one of
Speaker 2: the most prominent questions is should I be looking for
Speaker 2: how I'm feeling when I'm dreaming to interpret what's happening
Speaker 2: or what I'm seeing.
Speaker 3: So it's what you're seeing, but if your way, like
Speaker 3: for example, it depends on what it depends on the
Speaker 3: dream as well, because sometimes you can actually have an
Speaker 3: out of body experience, which happens to me. Now this
Speaker 3: can be with me where I do a bit of
Speaker 3: work with investigations and stuff. I'm trying to find an
Speaker 3: item that could be with the police as well. Then
Speaker 3: I actually go out of my body with the dream,
Speaker 3: so I'm visualizing that I can be feeling things as well,
Speaker 3: So you both you take both in account.
Speaker 2: WHOA okay, another one? Why do we dream really quickly?
Speaker 1: Dreams?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, it all, just like sometimes people don't get dreams,
Speaker 3: and it's beacause of situations that they're going in their
Speaker 3: life and earth and that the mind's not switching of
Speaker 3: or anything like that. I don't particularly I'm not a
Speaker 3: really professional part of it that I can tell you, Oh,
Speaker 3: this is why we dream. I can just go on
Speaker 3: a spiritual path that I feel like going by what
Speaker 3: I get through my dreams and the readings that I
Speaker 3: get for myself, my kids, or even for clients that
Speaker 3: they come through to be able to give us some
Speaker 3: kind of guidance.
Speaker 2: Amazing just wants to know why do we have reoccurring
Speaker 2: dreams with the same people and the same storyline over years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you haven't learned the lesson from that person.
Speaker 3: There's something that you haven't brought closure to as well.
Speaker 3: Things will repeat themselves, not just in dreams but also
Speaker 3: in reality until you learn the lesson or that you
Speaker 3: take that message of what you need to learn from it,
Speaker 3: or else it's going to repeat. It's like you trying
Speaker 3: to train to do a coffee. You have to repeat
Speaker 3: the process until you've trained to do that coffee properly.
Speaker 2: One Okay, Talia wants to know can we influence what
Speaker 2: we dream about. She'd prefer to have fun dreams and
Speaker 2: not nightmares.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's only in the self mind what needs
Speaker 3: to be delivered. You can day dream, don't get you wrong,
Speaker 3: which is called manifestation, which I have done. You can daydream,
Speaker 3: which exact putting manifestations out there and things have happened
Speaker 3: because you put in those manifestations. So you can daydream,
Speaker 3: so you can actually control that part of it. But
Speaker 3: it is a sleeping point while you're under sleeping No,
Speaker 3: not really right?
Speaker 2: And in your opinion, what is sleep paralysis and why
Speaker 2: does it happen?
Speaker 3: I've had it in mind, it's called sleep paralysis or
Speaker 3: because it's at a body experience, astrotraveler can be a
Speaker 3: little bit like that as well. It's just that sometimes
Speaker 3: when it happens, your body is it's something goes into
Speaker 3: a shock, so you can actually not move that you
Speaker 3: can remember the dream clearly, so your body.
Speaker 2: Will not move.
Speaker 3: It all depends also what you're going through, because some
Speaker 3: people who don't could have anxiety, that could be depression.
Speaker 3: It could also be mental health issues if you do
Speaker 3: have ongoing paralysis with dreams.
Speaker 2: All right, and Tiana wants to know. Is it true
Speaker 2: that when you dream of someone it's because they were
Speaker 2: thinking of you recently?
Speaker 3: There can be a talipastic yes, can be?
Speaker 2: Can we put a percentage to that? Is that like
Speaker 2: every time?
Speaker 4: Not every time?
Speaker 3: No, you can be For example, if you've had a
Speaker 3: dream about someone and they call you the next day
Speaker 3: or they text you that day, so that could be
Speaker 3: obviously they've been thinking about you. If you get a
Speaker 3: dream and they don't call you, don text you, I
Speaker 3: hear from them. No, not necessary all the time.
Speaker 2: Okay, do you know what? It's so odd as I'm
Speaker 2: going through these questions and these submissions, so many people
Speaker 2: have dreams where people they care about, the villains in
Speaker 2: their dreams. I'm seeing so much of well, why is
Speaker 2: my partner really amazing in real life? But in my
Speaker 2: dreams they always mean to me, or they hurt me,
Speaker 2: or I'm scared of them. I wonder why that's coming
Speaker 2: up so often.
Speaker 3: Sometimes when you get these dreams, there could be your
Speaker 3: own insecurities about yourself. So normally you would get that
Speaker 3: from within yourself, what you feel within yourself. Some of
Speaker 3: those are usually in securities about yourself or that person
Speaker 3: that you're wish as well, but you need to work
Speaker 3: on yourself a little bit so you don't get those
Speaker 3: kind of dreams.
Speaker 2: This person is saying that they can never see faces
Speaker 2: in their dreams. Have you have you had experience with that?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's quite common. Yes, I've had it myself as well.
Speaker 3: That you can just sometimes you can only get like
Speaker 3: say the body you might see Hanes for example, like
Speaker 3: we see like there's one somebody asked me, goes, why
Speaker 3: do I keep seeing teeth? All this that? And everyone's
Speaker 3: got different how they see. You think, why do I
Speaker 3: see eyes? They're all symbols of things that you need
Speaker 3: to As I said, take note. But if you don't
Speaker 3: see the faces, it's like it's not just being shown you.
Speaker 3: That's not going to show you who the person is,
Speaker 3: because it might be anyone. It might also be that
Speaker 3: when you're without a face, it could be reflecting Tho's
Speaker 3: just you that you need to interpret that dream just
Speaker 3: for yourself, not for another person.
Speaker 2: I understand. And lastly or second lastly, in your opinion,
Speaker 2: what are kind of the best symbols to see in
Speaker 2: a dream that the ones that indicate good luck or
Speaker 2: good fortune or something good happening. Okay, you've ben a
Speaker 2: laugh about this, so I'm ready.
Speaker 3: If you dream about.
Speaker 4: Shit literally poop ship no very good, very good, it's
Speaker 4: very lucky, play taxloto, play numbers whatever.
Speaker 3: If you also have, for example, spiders, like I know
Speaker 3: people are scared of spiders, but spiders is also money
Speaker 3: and luck. Oh, colors are lot like if you see
Speaker 3: a lot of rainbows, like for example, you see clear
Speaker 3: water instead of murky water. Clear water is a clear path.
Speaker 3: Murky is not a clear path.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, So things like these that are.
Speaker 3: All more in a colorful way better than obviously you know,
Speaker 3: if for example, I have a dream where I saw
Speaker 3: a green snake, but then I saw a black snake.
Speaker 3: Black snake was bad, but the green snake was obviously
Speaker 3: lucky thing. It all depends on the colors of each
Speaker 3: item in the dream. That's why I say it's very
Speaker 3: important because a lot of times, not every symbole the
Speaker 3: whole dream does mean something. And also what you can
Speaker 3: do is that you go back and see do your
Speaker 3: dreams connect.
Speaker 2: With each dream.
Speaker 3: That's why it's important to write and down because one
Speaker 3: dream could come today, then I love a dream tomorrow,
Speaker 3: and then you might have dreams, say, for example, six
Speaker 3: weeks down the track, it actually might connect a story
Speaker 3: with the dream that you had six weeks ago. And
Speaker 3: you might not remember each dream. You might remember little
Speaker 3: snippets of it. They'll only let you allow you to
Speaker 3: remember those. You might not make sense of it day.
Speaker 3: What are they trying to say? I've personally gone back
Speaker 3: with the snippers that I've collected and joined sentences or
Speaker 3: puzzles together, and it's exactly what I needed to know.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, well, thank you so much for that. We
Speaker 2: could ask you a thousand questions, but realistically, you know,
Speaker 2: we have to go and practice. The dream journaling thing
Speaker 2: is very interesting because I always pick and choose when
Speaker 2: I want to write them down based on how traumatized
Speaker 2: I feel. Maybe I need to write them down more
Speaker 2: broadly exactly.
Speaker 3: That's try and just go back, as I said, don't
Speaker 3: go back a couple of weeks, even go back after
Speaker 3: six months and see what's happened, What have you learned
Speaker 3: from them? What are your symbols mean? All of this
Speaker 3: will make sense over the years.
Speaker 2: Awesome from it. Thank you so much, Marina. Thanks Sak.
Speaker 3: Not a problem, guys, lovely to speak to you and
Speaker 3: if anyone really wants to know about your dream interprenations,
Speaker 3: they can actually reach me on marinad dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: Phenomenal. Thank you so much.
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