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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2020 · 17 MIN

Anxiety dreams: When to take control or take shelter during life's storms

from "Re:awakening ... with Chris Mann & Yvonne Ryba"

Anxiety dream can make us feel like we're in the middle of a storm. According to dream interpreter Yvonne Cones that may mean we should take shelter fast to avoid uncontrollable forces encircling us—or to take a different kind of action if the storm is within.  In this episode of "re:awakening," Yvonne will again join host Chris Mann to share two distinct anxiety dreams. One is about a tornado; the other is about an ever-expanding mouth (!). Her reads on these illuminate how we can reduce anxiety in our lives at times by taking charge and at times by letting go. For more of Yvonne's dream interpretation, check out season one of "re:awakening" in Chris's 2011-2013 podcast "Reimagine That!" All 22 episodes are available on Chris's Retroality.TV YouTube channel: http://YouTube.com/RetroalityTV Host: Chris Mann Life coach/dream interpreter: Yvonne Cones Announcer: Linda Kay Created by: Chris Mann Producers: Linda Kay, Chris Mann Copyright 2020 by ChrisMann.TV / RisingActionMedia.com

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