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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2017 · 17 MIN

Astrological sign dream: When dreams signal using the positive or negative aspects of your sign

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

We all have our yin and yang—our lightness and shadow side, if you will—and as our dreams can reveal, so, too, do our astrological signs. In this episode of "re:awakening," dream interpreter Yvonne Ryba shares with host Chris Mann one of her dreams about her, her first husband and two animals representing their signs: a scorpion and a crab. But as we see here, a scorpion is not all sting. This animal's more positive aspects gave Yvonne pause for reflection on how to deal with her first husband's crabbiness.  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 Ryba Announcer: Linda Kay Created by: Chris Mann Producers: Linda Kay, Chris Mann Copyright 2017 by ChrisMann.TV / RisingActionMedia.com

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