It's happened to most of us.
We've had a dream and wondered,
"What did that mean?"
Author and clinical psychologist
Mary Kennedy
is here today to answer that question!
If you want to know what your dream means,
post it in the comments section.
Mary will be checking in through the day to answer
Mary is also giving away a copy of her new mystery
NIGHTMARES CAN BE MURDER
Book 1 in the Dream Club Mystery series
(This title releases September 2nd.
Delivery of your prize may take several weeks due to release date.)
Enter using the Rafflecopter form
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Mary answered a few dream questions this week.
See what she had to say!
Tammie R. asked - When I was little, between the ages of around
3-9, I had the same dream that I was walking down the stairs and behind me was
an old woman had fallen and she was rolling down the stairs behind me. This
dream only happened in the years I lived in that house. What does it mean and
why did I only have it while living in that house?
Mary’s answer – Tammie's dream about the old lady falling is a tough
one...I wonder if when she was little she felt that one of her caregivers was
in danger. That is a real fear for young children and sometimes it comes out in
dream form.
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Lisa K. – Like Tammie R.’s dream, I
also had a recurring dream that only happened when I was living in a certain
house. I was between 10-15 years old. I would step through the hedges between
my house and the neighbor on the left hand side and there was a den with a TV
and furniture right there outside. I would sit on the couch and watch the TV
when suddenly a huge ghostly hand would come through the hedges and try to grab
me. I would run to the neighbor’s house on the other side of mine and bang on
the door begging for help. Each time I had the dream we had new neighbors
living next door, so in my dream when they opened the door it was the new set
of neighbors. They were the only thing in the dream to change. What does that
all mean?
Mary’s answer - This sounds like a classic anxiety dream, children and
teens often report seeing "monsters in their dreams"--who threaten
them, attack them, chase them.
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Andrea asks - I
had a dream the other night that I can share with Mary. In the dream I was
sitting at a table and watching this girl across from me pull out all these
checks and cash. I remember thinking how did she get all of those? Then I was
also thinking it came to her so easily and that was the main thing. She was
saying she had all of this come to her with ease at least it seemed that way. I
woke up thinking there has to be an easier way. Maybe something to do with
opportunity. I am just guessing maybe Mary could shed some light.
Mary’s answer - Money and opportunity often feature in dreams. I think
your analysis is right on target. Maybe you're going through a period where
you're re-thinking your priorities, re-thinking your career choice, facing a
possible promotion (or job cut) etc. People who read "The Secret" are
convinced that all good things (a beautiful house, a fulfilling job, a great
relationship) will come to them if they just "believe." Sadly, this
is nonsense. The only person who found riches and fame from this book is the
author. I've had a lot of clients who've read it--and re-read it--and seem
surprised and disappointed when nothing happens. An interesting dream, Andrea,
thanks for sharing!
Some interesting dreams.
Thank you Mary for your insights into them.
If you'd like to learn more about your dreams, check out
DREAM INTERPRETATION
A Psychologist's Guide
Dream Team
Business consultant Taylor Blake has returned to Savannah, Georgia, to help her sister Allison turn her dream of running an old-fashioned candy store into a reality. Allison is also interested in dream interpretation and invites Taylor to her Friday night Dream Club, where members meet once a week to share and analyze their dreams.
When a local dance instructor, Chico Hernandez, is found dead in his studio, and the murder scene has an eerie resemblance to one of the dreams shared at their meeting, Taylor can’t help but be intrigued. And when her sister, who was briefly involved with the dance teacher, becomes the prime suspect, Taylor and their fellow club members can’t be caught napping. It’s up to them to dream up a solution to the murder before Allison faces a real-life nightmare.
Available for pre-order
and
About the author
Mary Kennedy is a national best-selling author, and a clinical psychologist in private practice on the east coast. She has sold forty novels, all to major New York publishers, and has made the Waldenbooks, BookScan and Publishers Weekly best-seller lists. Her early novels included middle grade fiction and young adult fiction for
Scholastic and Penguin.
She blogs every Saturday with Cozy Chicks.
Currently, she's writing the Dream Club Mysteries for Penguin-Random House. Set in Savannah, the series revolves around a group of Savannah women who meet once a week to analyze their dreams and solve a murder or two. Since the Dream Club meets at Oldies But Goodies, a candy shop/café, the members sample southern desserts as they do their sleuthing. The first release is Nightmares Can Be Murder (Sept 2, 2014).
Mary Kennedy is a member of The Cozy Chicks along with authors
Ellery Adams / J. B. Stanley
Lorraine Bartlett / Lorna Barrett
Duffy Brown
Kate Collins
Mary Jane Maffini / Victoria Abbott
Meggie Sefton
and
Leann Sweeney
And they're having a wonderful contest!
To enter their Sweet Dreams giveaway, be sure to send an e-mail with your name, e-mail addy and DREAMS in the subject line to cozychicks@gmail.com The prize package contains a signed copy of Nightmares Can Be Murder, a Navajo dreamcatcher, tea and cookies and more!
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I have added this book to my TBR list. Thanks for the giveaway!
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sounds like a great book -- would love to win it -- its already on my wish list!
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Love the Cozy Chicks. This sounds like another great book.
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This sounds like an interesting new series. Looking forward to reading it.
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