"Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate." - Carl Gustav Jung Tip O The Iceberg - is a grassroots international podcast investigating the value of dreams from the public's perspective. Season 2 : Episode 1 - Recurring Dreams Carl G. Jung, the Swiss psychoanalyst who lived from 1875 - 1961, believed that recurring dreams are significant because they indicate that there are emotional issues from our past or present that need to be addressed and resolved. In this episode guest Andrew Faiz and host Michael P O'Hara discuss recurring dreams, what’s behind them and why they occur. They also touch on how to decipher them, bring the unconscious into the conscious and unlock what they are trying to tell us about ourselves and our lives. Andrew Faiz has worked as a writer & editor for newspapers and magazines, and as a writer, producer and director for television news, and documentary film, and as a theatre creator, director and producer. He is currently in rehearsals for Kathryn, The Musical, for which he wrote the book and lyrics. His daughter Zahra Faiz is the composer. The play is based on the life of a woman who was part of Andrew’s theatre company 35 years ago. Topics discussed in this episode: Recurring Dreams, Dreams of Unpreparedness, Dream Symbolism, Inner Nudges, The Quiet Voice Within, Chasing Dreams, Inner Guidance Through Dreams, Anxiety Dreams, Dream Control, Nightmares, Letting Go, Healing Dreams, Visitations, Forewarning Dreams, Dream Recall, The Censor, Healing Trauma, Grief Dreams, Dreams of Our Deceased Loved Ones, Father Son Relationships, & Hockey Dreams. Original Music: by composer/producer- Chris Bottomley Hangin to the Riverbank featured in this episode is from the album Cerebral Lubrication - Performed by Chris Bottomley - bass; Dean Stone - drums; Bryden Baird - flugelhorn ; Jono Grant - electric piano, guitar Chris Bottomley's Music on Bandcamp Andrew Faiz's contact is on Social media as Andrew Faiz Andrew’s Musical website: Kathryn The Musical How the Brain Washes Itself During Sleep - From Science . Org Podcast Sponsor: The Nite Hood™ is a new kind of sleep mask for saving and promoting the production of melatonin. Its essential properties lay in soft, locally knit bamboo fabric that uses opacity and stretch to make a cozy dark space forsleeping. The Nite Hood™ is worn to completely cover the head, covering the eyes and ears, softly applying a gentle embrace, inducing you to relax and nod off. NiteHood's can be purchased at https://nitehood.com © Waking Dream Productions 2025 * Canadian Made *
