Accessing the enlightened mind: An interview with Kari Hohne

Summary

In this episode Amanda Lux interviews Kari Hohne, a dream analyst, musician, author, and expert on the eastern and western archetypes that inspire our dreams and oracles. We get into some super juicy conversations touching on:

Kari's book about the mythology of sleep and how our dreams relate to the Hero's journey
How Kari learned astrology when she was seven years old from her aunt who happened to be Ronald Regan's personal astrologer
Kari shared a fascinating beautiful book by Julian Jaynes about how ancient peoples had greater access to their creative mythical right brain that is quoted in this episode called:

The Origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (I highly recommend this book it is absolutely incredible!)

We discuss how we can enhance the right side of our brain by focusing on strengthening our dreaming practices and intuition, as well as through poetry, art, and music
The three parts of a dream and how to recognize them
The 24-hour mind and how to live in a flow state full of synchronicity
How to remember, record our dreams and more...

About Kari Hohne:

Through her website Cafe au Soul, Kari shares her passion for nature’s wisdom and our ancient traditions. She is the author of several books including The Mind’s Mirror: Dream Dictionary and The Mythology of Sleep: The Waking Power of Dreams. Her latest book is called Decoding the Night Sky: Ancient Babylonian Astrology. Her music incorporates global shamanic traditions with modern percussion and instruments to enhance your yoga or meditation practice. She’s also the creator of two top-rated apps: Way of Dreams Interpreter Tool and I Ching Cafe au Soul

Social Media

instagram.com/cafeausoul/ @cafeausoul

https://www.facebook.com/cafeausoul

https://twitter.com/karihohne

Books ( https://www.amazon.com/Kari-Hohne/e/B0030V73B0 )

Music ( https://music.apple.com/us/artist/get-tribal/652196800 )

The Hero's Journey Video: https://youtu.be/Ff00FVysfKM

Music used in this episode

Alone/ All One theme song

by Amanda Lux

To the future

Music from Uppbeat