Working with Dreams; An Interview with Chanti Tacoronte Perez

Over the last several years, Chanti Tacoronte Perez has taught me so much about exploring and relating to my dreams, and today, I get to share a conversation with Chanti all about dreams, the dark and the wisdom waiting for us there.

Chanti is a Cuban-American creatrix, ritualist, and author; and she believes that images speak a profound language. Her life’s work is as a translator of the unseen and advocate for the imaginal. She holds a Masters in Engaged Humanities, a Masters in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, and Chanti is currently working on her doctoral dissertation in Jungian Depth Psychology and Archetypal Studies program at the same institution. Her passion is to inspire you to rediscover your creative self by weaving the blessings with the wounds while honoring the land and the ancestors.

In this episode, Chanti and I talk about:

• The difference between a symbol & a sign
• What it means to dream journal
• What to do if you don’t remember your dreams
• How to work with your dreams
• And, why you should throw out your dream interpretation books!

This conversation is nowhere near comprehensive, but my hope is that it sparks a bit of curiosity and a willingness to start exploring your own dreams. Then you can join one of Chanti’s dream retreats; you’ll probably see me there!

Download Chanti’s guide to dream journaling here: http://bit.ly/3IoXRt4

Learn more about Chanti & her offerings here: https://www.yantrawisdom.com/

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