I have been practising how to harness the Power of Imagination and Dreaming to achieve the results my clients want to see in their life.

Our Imagination is the interface between our subconscious and conscious mind, and it is the key that allows us to transform our lives from inside out.

 

This work originates back to the 13th century from Rabbi Isaac the Blind of Provence, France, and Jacob Ben Sheshet of Gerona, Spain. The last lineage holder was Reverend Colette Aboulker-Muscat, who passed this important knowledge to my teacher Catherine Shainberg. This work is rooted in the Lineage known as the Kabbalah of Light.

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I am an internationally certified Teacher & Practitioner in Imagery and Dreaming by Catherine Shainberg with whom I have collaborated for 9 years as a Scholar of the work, as well as Former Coordinator of The School of Images United Kingdom and Italy.

My training and certifications involved an in-depth study and embodiment of different disciplines: Imagery, DreamOpening, Morphology, DreamBirth.

 

Since 2014, I have developed my own unique programs and specialised classes, specifically designed for my own clientele and markets, which I facilitate worldwide. Changing the inner form through Imagery and Dreaming practices is the foundation of my services. These tools are used to bring success, creative solutions and extra-ordinary changes into peoples lives. By using imagery and working with our dreams, we can make a night and day difference in our lives in a short-period of time!

 

What is Imagery?

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Imagery teaches the language of imagination for instantaneous

insight and transformation. I teach and use this work with my clients

to catalyze creative manifestation at all levels, in all areas of life,

whether personal or professional, communal or global.

Techniques utilize dreaming, visualisation and revelation, as the keys

to the forgotten power of the imagination, which are dynamic techniques to bring about clarity, transformation and renewal. Imagery is the practice of inner vision, which teaches you the tools to become creative and true to yourself. It is the quick road to hear the silent, see the invisible, feel the immaterial, and bring them all into the manifest light of day, practically and efficiently.

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My imagery classes, workshops, and personalised one-to-one sessions offer an in-depth approach for clients to tap into their inner dialogue. This exploration into the subconscious mind can reveal insights and provide the answers essential across all facets of life. Additionally, this practice is instrumental in addressing and healing memories, narratives, traumas, and unresolved emotions that might obstruct personal growth and achievement. The language spoken by the subconscious, the language of imagination, stands as a crucial tool we possess. It guides us forward in life with fluidity and joy. Everyone has the innate capability to connect with their inner dialogue and listen to it. Contrary to common misconceptions, this is not a skill that necessitates years of practice but is instead an immediate and authentic experience. The sole requirement is a genuine willingness to look inward and discern what one's body reveals. Regardless of background or stage in life, everyone is welcome to engage in this enriching practice.

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The work of Dreams

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Dreams, like business, culture, or any other area of study, have a particular language and landscape. Once this language is learned, dreams are no longer useless day residue of the monkey mind, rather they become the vital messages, containing the very important information waiting in the inbox of our Body to be addressed and responded to.

We all co-exit in a dreaming field,  that is the collective consciousness that includes all imagery, personal, ancestral and the entire world, as a great container of information. In this field we also find the highest knowledge, understood through intuition which shows us how to navigate and take action in the world.

As you can imagine, dreams can have layers of information. How do we know exactly what dreams are trying to tell us? In this work we learn how to approach a dream and access the practical and essential knowledge and information. Not only that, the dream can also show us the necessary action-steps to move forward. The beauty of the dream is that it is always conspiring with us to help us move forward. It leads the way and is willing to dialogue with us like a close partner.

Psychologists believe the archetype of our Self is responsible for creating and directing our dreams. Self is who we are in totality, and functions as a guide to help us consciously move into wholeness, fulfillment, purpose and growth. It always seeks to bring us to greater heights of potential. Thus, the work of dreams awakens us to our highest potential, revealing the repetitive patterns that hold us back from manifesting that potential in our lives now. In truth, dreams are an essential part of our lives and act as a gateway to opening up our creative potential in a quick and transformative way.

Dreams help us grow and become who we are in line with our life path.

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Clients have the unique opportunity to engage deeply with their dreams, not only by experiencing a profound opening of their own dreams but also by acquiring the skills necessary to unlock dreams for themselves and for others. This enriching practice offers a comprehensive guide that assists clients in conducting an in-depth exploration of their dreams. By meticulously unpacking and expanding the dream's content, the client is able to glean valuable insights, learn transformative lessons, and uncover the hidden messages and revelations that are intricately woven into the dream. Within this tradition, there is also a significant focus on the vital practice of correcting dreams. This correction is considered essential as it serves to effectively steer one's life in a direction marked by goodness, success, and expansive growth. The process of opening dreams is methodically structured to encompass four distinct levels of dreaming, each carefully outlined by the wisdom passed down through this specific lineage:

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1. The first level, known as Storyline, Clarification, and Verification (PSHAT), involves identifying and confirming the narrative elements within the dream.

2. The second level, referred to as Patterns (REMEZ), focuses on recognising recurring themes and underlying patterns that emerge.

3. The third level is centered around uncovering The Question Behind the Dream (DRASH), where the deeper inquiries prompted by the dream are explored.

4. Finally, the fourth level, called The Opening or The Revelation of the Dream (SOD), delves into the profound and sometimes mystical truths that are disclosed through this practice.

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This structured approach not only facilitates personal growth and understanding but also empowers clients to navigate their lives with enhanced clarity and purpose.

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​Explore more of this practise through joining one ongoing class and/or bring a Dream in a provate sessions for in-depth exploration

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