Lauri’s Blog

A lot of my dreams take place in restaurants or kitchens. Sure, some of these dreams are connected to the constant policing of my diet, but more often than not, the restaurant or cafeteria setting of a dream goes much deeper than concern over what you eat in waking life.

This morning I was a guest on KSTT in San Luis Obispo, CA with Bill and Amy and Bill shared his cafeteria dream with me and it revealed a lot about what he is going through right now…

As you can see, no matter how mundane or pointless you think your dream may be, there is always a message you need to know!

Don’t let your dreams frighten you!  Let them enlighten you!!  Grab yourself a copy of one of my books and you’ll easily understand your dreams every morning and get a HUGE edge in life.

“Your books have been a life saver for me!  Being able to understand my dreams has helped me to turn my marriage around because they were showing me what I have been doing to make our situation worse. Wow. It’s unbelievable how helpful my dreams have been to me.  I can not thank you enough.”   - Tammy, Flagstaff, AZ

Do bugs ever creep and crawl into your dreams?  What about spiders?  Spiders seem to be the most commonly reported bug that infests our collective dreamscape.  The only spiders I have ever dreamt about were taratulas.  I used to have one as a pet.  His name was Meatloaf!  I miss Meatloaf.  sigh.

Anyhoo… for most people, when a spider comes in their dream it is a warning sign they are sending themselves.  Listen to the audio below to find out what that warning is.  This audio is from when I was a guest on The Coast Morning Show with Bill and Amy on KSTT in San Luis Obispo, CA.

What about you?  What bugs infest your dreams?

Don’t let your dreams frighten you!  Let them enlighten you!!  Grab yourself a copy of one of my books and you’ll easily understand your dreams every morning and get a HUGE edge in life.

“All my friends come to me now when they want to understand their dreams.  Your books have made me very popular!!”   – Gina, Syracuse, NY

Have you ever had a floating dream?  Those are usually pretty magical! To feel no heaviness, to be as light as a feather, to rise above the trees and remain suspended in mid-air like a bubble or a leaf dancing with the wind…

Most floating dreams are an awesome experience and indicate that you are either feeling an enormous relief from something in life that was weighing heavy on you OR you are realizing your ability to rise above where you were previously in life, that you are reaching new levels in career, apiritual awareness or perhaps even in a romantic relationship.

Sometimes, however, the floating dream can become scary and cause a great amount of fear, like in the audio below.  This is from when I was on The Coast in San Luis Obispo, CA with Bill and Amy in the morning.

Listen and find out the very direct advice this gal’s floating dream was giving her…

What about you?  Have your floating dreams ever gotten scary?

Don’t let your dreams frighten you!  Let them enlighten you!!  Grab yourself a copy of one of my books and you’ll easily understand your dreams every morning and get a HUGE edge in life.

“Thanks to being able to figure out my dream with the help of your book, I was able to save a very important relationship. So I just wanted to say thanks.”  – Ellie, Miami, FL

Have you ever dreamt of dinosaurs?  I can remember only one dream I’ve ever had of a dinosaur.  In my dream I was grass… yeah.  So anyways, I’m grass and I’m minding my own business being all grassy when suddenly a huge dinosaur head comes down out of nowhere and eats me!! Looking back at that time in my life when I had that dream, it was when I was just beginning to become a vegetarian and my dream was showing me that my meat eating ways needed to be a thing of the past, like the dinosaurs!

Dinosaur dreams are actually pretty common because of the fact that they tend to refer to what is – or what ought to be – in the past.  There’s something about human nature that resists change and that is afraid to let go of the past. This causes us to become stagnant and complacent, much like the caller in the audio clip below.  This clip is from when I was on The Coast last week in San Luis Obispo, CA with Bill and Amy in the Morning. 

As you can see, our dreams have a cool way of showing us ourselves and our current situations in the form of a story so that we can get a much deeper and insightful perspective on our situation and our reaction to it.  In Cocoa’s case, her dream was showing her that her complacency in life has got to become like the lizards of long ago… extinct! That is the only way to get her life out of park.

What about you?  Have you had any dinosaur dreams lately?  If so, now knowing what they mean, what issue in your life do you think your dream dinosaur was referring to?

Don’t let your dreams frighten you!  Let them enlighten you!!  Grab yourself a copy of one of my books and you’ll easily understand your dreams every morning.

“Because of your books, I am more aware and open to my dreams and translating them is starting to seem effortless.  I also am not sure you would have had the same interpretation … but it worked for me.” - Victoria, Las Vegas, NV

One of the many cool things about the dreaming mind is that it always knows what is best for us. It’s always pointing us in the right direction, advising us and warning us… if we would only pay attention to it!

Yesterday I was a guest on 101.3 The Coast in San Luis Obispo, CA with Bill and Amy. A gal named Colleen called in with a dream about sharks, dolphins and fish, all in twos! Little did she know this dream was advising her on her love life…

And now, since she understands this dream, she’s going to get out there and see what kind of fish she can reel in for herself.  Who knows, this dream could be a turning point in her life!

Are you dreaming of fish, snakes, dogs, or other animals? Then you gotta grab yourself a copy of my book So, What Did You Dream Last Night? It’s ALL in there!  And it has pretty cool dream inspired illustrations too!!

“I bought this book for my daughter and she loved it so much she told me I had to get one of my own! Thank you!!”   -          Yvette, Santa Maria, CA