The Dream Catcher Podcast

Friendships are essential for our wellbeing and bring out the best in us. Like any other relationship, when we find the right connections and invest in them, our lives will be enriched.

Many of us have experienced the benefits of joyful connections, but we still struggle to find the right types of friends. 

Becoming aware of the blocks will clear the pathway to finding kindred spirits. Learn about the types of friends you need and don’t need in your life.

In our unpredictable and ever-changing world, we’re constantly in a state of figuring out how to sow our seeds for a happy life.

The information age has turned our attention into a currency that’s being mined, and time seems to be an increasingly scarce resource.

But what if it wasn't? What if we had the ability to take control of how we trade our energy for time and increase our vitality to live our fullest life?

That’s what my guest, Pedram Shojai, and I discuss in this episode.

Pedram is a former Taoist monk, doctor of Chinese medicine, and qi gong master. He is a New York Times best-selling author of several books including The Urban Monk and the producer of multiple films and series. He’s lectured on wellness around the world and is known for his no-nonsense approach towards teaching esoteric concepts to readers in an easy-to-understand way.

Pedram shares his thoughts on how we can make healthier choices in our life and design a lifestyle that fulfills our needs. We also talk about the major energy drainers in the modern world and what we can do to regain vitality.

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Heroes play a significant role in our society. Not only do they save us when we’re in trouble, but they represent justice, balance fairness, and give us hope. 

Modern heroism is defined as “a behavior or action on behalf of another person or for a moral cause.” We all possess an inner hero capable of doing tremendous good for others. 

Unleash your heroic qualities by learning what makes a hero and embodying six characteristics that define heroic behavior.

Revolutions are instruments of change. They are often used when an existing leadership refuses to embrace progress. 

These transformations are fundamental to the growth and evolution of civilization. 

Learning about revolutions that changed the world can help us appreciate the sacrifices made by our ancestors and encourage us to embark on our own revolutions. 

These seven revolutions from modern history shaped the world as we know it.

Native Americans have lived in North America for over 13,000 years. Today there are over 500 tribes that celebrate their heritage.

Their culture is rich in tradition and spiritual beliefs. For instance, traditional healing treatments such as herbal remedies, allopathic medications, smudging and several others are an integral part of promoting health within the Native American communities. 

To tell us more about it, I invited Asha Frost. 

Asha Frost, is an Anishinaabe (Ojibway) medicine woman, healer and spiritual mentor. She facilitates healing in her practice, through the use of shamanic healing, homeopathy and indigenous-based ceremony.

As a soul Seer and visionary, Asha believes that we can all reclaim our roots and deepest medicines.

In this interview, Asha talks about Native American healing methods and how they can help us cure various issues. She also offers insight into other aspects of Native American cultures such as animal spirit guides and ancestor worship.

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Values guide our lives, and we make choices based on them. When people don't know their values, they take on other people's values.

Studies show that integrity and embodying our values lead to lasting fulfillment and satisfaction.

Regardless of your life circumstances, you can create a routine that aligns with your values. In this episode, you’ll learn four steps that will help you get started.

Being called picky is a hard pill to swallow. When others accuse us, we doubt ourselves and lower the bar. 

But if we don’t have high standards, we attract what we don’t want. We allow low-vibrational people who don’t add value to our lives. 

Learn how to set high standards the right way and replace doubt and fear with the knowledge that your standards aren’t high– they’re just right. 

Having high standards will allow the one who is right for you to enter your life.

At some point in our life, we all go through difficult times when we experience pain, disappointments and loss. These experiences can have a profound impact on us, for better or worse. 

According to my guest, Stephen Cope, crises does not have to derail us. It can be the very thing that can help us find our purpose and step forward as our best selves. 

This is the central theme of his new book “Dharma in Difficult Times.”

Stephen Cope is a psychotherapist, Kripalu Yoga teacher, scholar and best-selling author of several books on yoga and meditation. He is the founder of the Kripalu Institute for Extraordinary Living in Stockbridge, Massachusetts—the largest center for the study and practice of yoga in the Western world. Yoga Journal named him one of the most influential thinkers, writers, and teachers on the current American yoga scene.

Stephen offers his insight into how we can identify purpose as we find our way through our darkest times. He explains what it means to find our Dharma using examples from his own life and the lives and teachings of some famous figures from history. 

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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is defined as “the ability to perceive, control and evaluate emotions.” It’s knowing how to deal with our feelings, good or bad, at any given moment and interpreting events in ways that strengthen and bolster us.

EQ is not just some nice-to-have trait — it’s essential for our general wellbeing. Although different types of people handle emotions differently, anyone can learn how to increase emotional intelligence with the right knowledge and tools. 

Find out how to increase your emotional intelligence to experience more joy, peace, and satisfaction with these ideas.

Indigenous people make up 6% of the world population, are spread across 90 countries, and speak 4000 languages, many of which are at the risk of dying out. 

These invaluable, yet often neglected groups, have centuries of rich heritage consisting of cultural practices and knowledge that we can learn from. 

These ten fascinating indigenous cultures from around the world will not only broaden your horizons but help you recognize the importance of protecting their rights and preserving their unique cultures.