42: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Dr Dean Radin, Dr Helané Wahbeh, Dr Arno Delorme and Dr Garret Yount

42: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Dr Dean Radin, Dr Helané Wahbeh, Dr Arno Delorme and Dr Garret Yount

What remarkable journeys have people faced head-on against addiction? This episode pivots slightly, looking at how dreams and consciousness might support healing and self-understanding for anyone dealing with life's tougher chapters. The "dream divas" Theresa Cheung and Kelly Sullivan Walden welcome a powerhouse team from The Institute of Noetic Sciences: Dr Dean Radin, Dr Helané Wahbeh, Dr Arno Delorme and Dr Garret Yount.

You’ll hear serious science mixed with playful banter, jazz hands and Star Trek jokes, yet the focus stays firmly on how inner experiences like dreams, intuition and telepathy might help people make sense of themselves and their lives. Each scientist is asked: if a dream could give one totally truthful answer about reality, what would they ask?

Answers range from "What is consciousness?" to the simple but striking "What am I?" Garret shares a question from his dream mentor Charlie Morley: "What do you have to teach me?"—a line that sparked a powerful experience that felt like touching "the fabric of reality". You’ll hear about telepathy studies with emotionally bonded pairs, dream telepathy experiments, and projects testing whether mind can nudge aspects of physical reality such as time and light.

Arno reminds everyone that consciousness is "just your experience right now," while Dean explains his view that awareness may be one vast field, with each person like a jigsaw piece in a larger picture. There’s also space for clinician Dr Amy Robbins, lucid dreaming teacher Charlie Morley, neuroscientist Dr Julia Mossbridge, author Stephen G. Post and medium Suzanne Giesemann to share how ions’ work supports their own practice and research.

If you’re curious how dreams, intuition and consciousness research might one day sit alongside therapy and recovery tools, this episode gives you plenty to ponder—with a lot of laughter along the way. What question would you bring to your own "dream oracle" tonight?