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The Dream Team

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Dreams are the soul's way of making the unconscious CONSCIOUS. They are how the spirit stays tethered to the otherworlds. Dreams are a mechanism to heal and hear our subconscious speak and live beyond time which is a way we can experience timelessness and some of the deep mysteries of being alive. -Ayesha Ophelia
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Name: Ayesha Ophelia
Location: Texas
Big Three: Double Scorpio+ Virgo Rising

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I’ve been journaling about my dreams since I first scribbled secrets into a glow-in-the-dark journal back in junior high.

My dreamer has never left my side, and I credit that quiet, persistent companion with the radical alignment I’ve found in my life—the way what I dream eventually takes root and blossoms into reality. I’m the author of The New Romantics: The Art of Musical Divination, a love letter to the divine intelligence of music. I curate a little world called Ritual Necessity in Wimberley, Texas—a shoppe of ceremony and magic. I also birthed Humanities, a project that’s as complex and evolving as I am. I’m a coach, a writer, a ritualist, a creative, and a woman who holds multitudes. My life is a constant dance between dreams and the daring to make them real.

What is your most dreamed about animal? I dream most often of Bear, her sacred forms shifts yet always reassuring. Snakes are a close second.

Who are you in the dark? I am a pioneer, navigating both the waking and sleeping dreams. I tread steadily to the edges, soar boldly to understand, show my fangs when necessary, and dive deeply into uncharted waters—seeking always to make, to transform, to bring the unseen into being.

What are you dreaming for the collective? I am dreaming of lightness and creation—a profound awakening that roots itself in the heart. A vision where we truly see one another and learn, together, how to weave heaven into the fabric of earth through our day to day actions.

When did dreaming become a big part of your life? Dreaming has always been woven into the fabric of my life. Nighttime visions and daytime wonderings have walked with me for as long as I can remember. You could say I've always lived as a dreamer, embracing the in-between.

Where do you go most frequently in your dreams? In my dreams, I often spread my wings to fly or grow gills to explore the depths of watery realms. Elevators appear frequently, as do gatherings filled with familiar and unfamiliar faces. Bears and snakes are regular visitors.
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“If there is one sacred practice that has brought me home to myself and the miraculous, it is the weaving of night dreams into daily waking life. It is the journeying into the other realms and threading the expanding universe and this physical world together.”

-Chelsea Wise

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Name: Chelsea Wise

Location: British Columbia, Canada

Big Three: Sun: Aquarius, Moon: Pisces, Rising: Cancer

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I grew up in the wilds and woods, the streams and fields. My wisest and greatest teacher has always been Nature. As I grow older, I embrace the beauty of not having the answers, of not knowing. But this I do know - how to return from the realms with the magic intact, hands still damp with mystery. I understand how to weave together worlds, and I believe it is my life's calling to walk alongside others who know this truth.  And to guide those who have forgotten to remember.

What is your most dreamed about animal?  The bear (partly because of many childhood tales of bear encounters told to me by my father and uncles) 

Who are you in the dark?  I am the one who takes the needle made of a heron’s wing bone and weaves the thread of the wave to the particle. 

What are you dreaming for the collective? To truly know the heart and spirit of the living beating worlds; of one another. To dream ourselves back into our magic. To let the barriers breathe between all things once again. 

When did dreaming become a big part of your life? My love and respect for dreams began when I was very young. I was at home in those liminal worlds. My dreams were key in helping me develop courage, and an unshakeable faith in the unseen.

Where do you go most frequently in your dreams?  To bodies of water- lakes, rivers, the ocean or to houses or buildings where I am navigating maze like hallways and rooms. 
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