Are Gurus Holding You Back? Dreams That Push You to Lead Your Own Path
In this episode, Michael & Sandy decode three rich dreams that show how guidance can quietly become control—and how your dreams nudge you to reclaim your direction. Dream 1 – “Running Up a Hill” (Sharon): A retreat walk along a river turns into a steep climb led by a guru figure. A patient dog on a leash, cats, and scenic stalls reveal a pattern of letting others set the path—and how to start leading yourself. Dream 2 – “Lighter”: A boy with a lighter in a room full of beds points to the spark of life taken by “logic” around age eight. Handing the lighter to a “prop master” shows the gift was stored away, waiting to be reclaimed. Dream 3 – “The Wonderful Group” (Karen): A long, healing journey: finding your tribe, tending planters (ovary/reproductive symbols), cleaning your own mess, and releasing safety obsessions. Broken glasses/phone (outlook & voice), a generous benefactor, and a purple wig scene spotlight perfectionism and protection patterns—ending with laughter on wake-up (a sign of deep healing). Plus, Nicole’s Mailbag: what it means when your own children show up in dreams—and how that often marks the age of the wound. Takeaway: Your dreams celebrate guidance—but they ask you to lead your spiritual walk, balance masculine/feminine energy, reclaim your spark, and let your authentic needs choose the route. (Spiritual education only; not medical advice.) Chapters 00:00 – When guidance limits growth 00:18 – Welcome & free Summit info 01:11 – What this show does + how to submit your dream 02:03 – Dream #1 “Running Up a Hill” (river, hill, dog on leash, kittens) 03:31 – Analysis: letting others dictate vs. leading yourself 06:28 – Dream #2 “Lighter” (beds on floor, boy with lighter, prop master) 07:36 – Analysis: reclaiming the spark taken by “logic” at ~age 8 11:16 – Setup for a long healing dream 11:54 – Dream #3 “The Wonderful Group” (tribe, planters, mini-garden, six months) 15:22 – Why “do nothing” periods help integration 16:25 – Cleaning your mess; steel frames; brother breaks phone/glasses 19:29 – Being looked out for; romance & stars; abundance theme 20:25 – Cake & raspberry: reproductive healing; age-12 protection (martial arts) 21:44 – Perfectionism from mom; protection/weight; purple wig scene 23:27 – Waking up laughing = healing landed 24:55 – Nicole’s Mailbag: kids in dreams = age of the wound
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