EPISODE · Aug 2, 2014 · 47 MIN

Sueños

from Los Archivos de la Nave del Misterio

¿Por qué soñamos que volamos, nos caemos, nos ahogamos o flotamos? ¿Qué significa soñar con manzanas, ascensores, cofres o teléfonos? ¿Por qué olvidamos la mayoría de nuestros sueños? ¿Qué se puede hacer para recordarlos y poder interpretarlos? Con Clara Tahoces aprendimos en esta emisión de enero de 2005 a descifrar y comprender el mundo onírico, prestando atención a muchos elementos que pueden aparecer en nuestros sueños. Lo que soñamos está influenciado por la cultura y puede ser fuente de inspiración o incluso premonición. Además, nos sirve para desvelar nuestros temores y deseos más profundos. No hay que olvidar que tras el misterioso mundo de los sueños se esconden los secretos de la mente. 'Sueños' de Clara Tahoces, es un instrumento para aprender a conocernos mejor y saber beneficiarnos de toda esa información que sólo se muestra mientras dormimos.

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