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Dream Weaver
Stella Porta
15 episodes
5 days ago
Stella Porta (latin for "Star Gate") is a dream educator, visual alchemist, and the creator of "Honeywomb". Her work serves as a living archive of feminine gnosis. Through dreamwork, myth, and storytelling, she helps women reclaim the symbols that once shaped culture —from the bee to the serpent to the wolf. Stella has supported hundreds of women through immersive courses and teaches dreamwork as an embodied tool for weaving realities. At the core of her work is this truth: our nighttime dreams are oracles. They are living maps that can guide us toward the life our soul longs to create.
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Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality
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Stella Porta (latin for "Star Gate") is a dream educator, visual alchemist, and the creator of "Honeywomb". Her work serves as a living archive of feminine gnosis. Through dreamwork, myth, and storytelling, she helps women reclaim the symbols that once shaped culture —from the bee to the serpent to the wolf. Stella has supported hundreds of women through immersive courses and teaches dreamwork as an embodied tool for weaving realities. At the core of her work is this truth: our nighttime dreams are oracles. They are living maps that can guide us toward the life our soul longs to create.
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Spirituality
Religion & Spirituality
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What Dreams Are Made Of
Dream Weaver
29 minutes 57 seconds
2 years ago
What Dreams Are Made Of

“Ancient Egyptians actually called sleep, “the little death”, because in the dream state we have no physical body just like when we die. These wise ancients understood that in dreams, our eyes are opened. Their word for dream, "rswt", is connected to the root meaning of “to be awake”. It was written with a symbol representing an open eye..."



IN THIS EPISODE:


  • Using dreams to access the secrets of the Universe
  • Exploring the nature of dreams through the eyes of ancient civilizations and indigenous cultures, including:  the Aboriginals of Australia, the Sonenekuiñaji from the Peruvian Amazon, the Chipewyan people of Northern Canada, the East Cree people, the Achuar People from the Peruvian Amazon, the ancient Egyptians, and Synesius of Cyrene
  • Communicating with animal spirits while sleeping
  • Kairomancy: "divination by special moments"
  • Sleep is "the little death"
  • The role of imagination 
  • Oracles of night and day
  • The magic of “liminal” dreaming


If you want to share your own beliefs and traditions with dreams and the dreamtime, please send in a voice message to be featured in a future episode: https://anchor.fm/dreamweaverpodcast/message


CONNECT WITH STELLA:


✭ Dreamwork courses, classes, & workshops: ⁠⁠https://www.honeywomb.com/dreamwork⁠

✭ Instagram: @stella.porta

✭ Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.honeywomb.com⁠

✭ Intro & outro music by my love: Justin Goncalves



If you want to share your own beliefs and traditions with dreams and the dreamtime, please send in a voice message to be featured in a future episode: ⁠https://anchor.fm/dreamweaverpodcast/message

Dream Weaver
Stella Porta (latin for "Star Gate") is a dream educator, visual alchemist, and the creator of "Honeywomb". Her work serves as a living archive of feminine gnosis. Through dreamwork, myth, and storytelling, she helps women reclaim the symbols that once shaped culture —from the bee to the serpent to the wolf. Stella has supported hundreds of women through immersive courses and teaches dreamwork as an embodied tool for weaving realities. At the core of her work is this truth: our nighttime dreams are oracles. They are living maps that can guide us toward the life our soul longs to create.