Dreams are fascinating things. Whether we know it or not, we all dream approximately six times per night. We may remember our dreams and even think about them all day. Or we may forget them entirely.
For years, and in many cultures, dreams have held deep meanings. These days, some people continue to mine dreams for their meaning, and I have seen them have tremendous usefulness as a therapist and in my own life.
Dr. James Hollis is a psychologist and a Jungian analyst. He was educated at the Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, and he has written 14 books. I have read several of his books and consider him one of the most important voices in psychology. Jim regularly interprets dreams of his patients and he’s spent a great deal of time interpreting his own.
This is Jim’s second time visiting with me on SuperPsyched and I am so happy to have him back. As you’ll hear, he’s a thoughtful and relatable person. You’ll also hear him interpret one of my own dreams!So, listen in as Jim and I talk about dream interpretation.
