52: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Dave Green and Sterling Moon!52: The Healing Power of Your Dreams with Theresa Cheung & Kelly Sullivan Walden & guests Dave Green and Sterling Moon!
UK Health Radio Podcast
Hosts and guests share stories and techniques showing how dreams can inspire art, hint at future events and support spiritual connection. The conversation blends lucid dreaming, magic and mediumship with practical tips for capturing and working with night-time experiences.
53:08•26 Sept 2026
Drawing in the Dark: Lucid Dreams, Magic and the Art Hidden in Your Sleep
Episode Overview
- Write down dreams immediately on waking to capture creative ideas and emotional insights.
- Set a clear intention before bed if you want to experience a lucid dream and remember it.
- Try simple reality checks, such as examining your hands, to help recognise when you are dreaming.
- Experiment with drawing your dreams, not just writing them, to access different layers of meaning.
- Treat impactful or recurring dreams as potential messages or precognitive hints, even when their meaning is unclear.
“Every child is an artist. Every dreamer is also an artist.”
Get ready to be moved by real-life accounts of how dreams can reshape creativity, intuition and everyday life. This UK Health Radio episode brings together "dream divas" Theresa Cheung and Kelly Sullivan Walden with artist Dave Green, folk magician and medium Sterling Moon, and guest presenters Dr Amy Robbins and Alexandra Wilby for a lively, sometimes hilarious tour through the healing power of dreams.
You’ll hear Luna’s winning short story that began as a bizarre dream with a talking horse and a flying house, sparking a wider chat about how the dreaming brain mashes memories, emotions and images into unexpected creative gold. As Theresa puts it, "Every child is an artist.
Every dreamer is also an artist." Dave Green explains how he creates line drawings inside lucid dreams, then recreates them on waking — sometimes even handing pen and paper to dream characters at the suggestion of researcher Antonio Zadra. He talks about setting simple intentions before sleep, reality checks, and why he often prefers to leave the meaning of his dream drawings open-ended.
Sterling Moon brings a magical and mediumship perspective, sharing how dreams can be visitations, precognition or just the "entertainment channel" of the psyche. She and Alexandra swap stories of powerful visitation dreams and reiki sensations, while Amy reflects on how magic and witchiness can sit alongside serious professional lives.
Throughout, the team keeps things playful yet practical: they joke about being "witchy, woo or weird", name-check famous dream-inspired works like Frankenstein, and repeatedly stress one simple habit — "keep a notebook beside your bed... and write the damn dream down, people." If you’ve ever wondered whether your night-time stories might be more than random noise, this episode might nudge you to start capturing them. What could your dreams be trying to create with you?
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