Ariel Snowe

If you have had a dream that was so disturbing that you can't stop thinking about it, and it is making you feel uncomfortable or frightened ... or if you are having the same dream, or several dreams that are very similar, over and over again ... your unconscious mind may be trying to tell you something. I can help you to understand what your dream might be trying to bring to your attention, and how it may relate to issues in your waking life -- and once you address those issues, the dreams will almost always subside. So if this is your situation, let's talk about how you may be able to apply what you discover through your dreams in a way that will help to ensure that not only your nights, but also your days, will be more peaceful.

I have learned through personal experience that understanding the connection between our dreams and our waking life is usually not very difficult, and I may be able to help you to better understand your own dreams as well. The peace of mind that you will receive is almost always well worth the time spent on exploring and working through this mystery. And once you are more enlightened about what your dreams are trying to tell you, you will be both amazed and relieved to discover that those disturbing dreams that you are having are probably not really as foreboding as you might have initially thought.

I believe that our lives, our destinies, are partly determined by fate, as well as by the personal choices that we make. Therefore, none of us are completely at the mercy of mere chance, and a large part of what we become depends very much on empowering ourselves to make the best of what life brings our way, instead of viewing ourselves as nothing more than helpless victims of random events. As our lives unfold, many of the outcomes that we witness depend on the decisions that we make along the way, especially in the face of adversity.