This course explores the dream space as a sacred realm for inner wisdom, blending ancient indigenous practices with depth psychology. You will learn tools for dream recall, intention seeding, interpretation, and embodiment – plus offer live insight on participant’s dreams.
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Dreaming Ourselves Awake is a 3-month course on the ancient art of listening to the soul through our nightly dreams. Across cultures and centuries, dreams have been honored as messengers, healers, and guides. This course is about reclaiming that wisdom.
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This course is a deep dive into the language of dreams as a spiritual practice and source of personal and collective healing wisdom. Drawing from Indigenous traditions, Jungian depth psychology, poetic storytelling, and intuitive soulwork, you'll learn to remember, interpret, and incubate dreams for healing, creativity, and transformation.
In our hyper-rational world, we need resources that help us access deeper reservoirs of wisdom and power—inner maps charting the treasure available in our psyche to bring back for our people. Dreams reveal the treasures and the allies and threats there along the way.
Whether you're a lifelong dreamer or someone who swears they never remember a thing—you are welcome here.
 For scholarship or exchange opportunities please write to:
mothertongue.mysteryschool@gmail.com
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- Indigenous and cross-cultural perspectives on dreaming
- Techniques for Dream Recall
- Dream Seeding: how to ask your dreams for guidance on a theme
- How to decode the symbolic, poetic language of dreams
- Rituals for honoring and integrating dream messages
- Healing through dreamwork (including nightmares)
- The role of plant allies, herbs, and natural supports
- How to embody the wisdom in our dreams
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- 6 Live Teaching Calls (recorded if you miss them)
- Weekly Dream Practices & Prompts
- Weekly Personal Dream Interpretation Support
- Guided Meditations for Sleep and Dreaming
- Resource Library
- Community Dream Circles
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“The dream is the small hidden door in the deepest and most intimate sanctum of the soul.” – Carl Jung
Ebyän Zanini is a poet, creative director, and educator of Somali-Italian descent. She is the founder of Mother Tongue Culture & Arts Organisation where she teaches at the intersection of decolonization and mysticism. Ebyän’s journey has been one of reclaiming the wild authentic spirituality that lives in our bones and in the archives of our psyche, rebelling against the cognitive imperialism and spiritual impoverishment of our modern times. Her workshops are inspired by the cultural principles and animist spirituality of her East African ancestral heritage, including fortifying practices like dreamwork that empower the people through the mystic arts.
