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Conflict, triumph, benevolent caretakers: these dreams reveal a world of guardians and demons that inhabit the nighttime world. Dreamers explore the dichotomy of good versus evil, karma, and the possibility of duality and ambiguity in intent. Dreamers show an incredible willingness to intervene on someone else's behalf, to act in the face of dangerous repercussions, to be the vanquishing hero.

Bubbling from the universal subconscious of children are dreams of luck: good, bad and otherwise. Karma swings wildly by night, an unpredictable force, prone to reversals as a dream unfolds. We are challenged to consider that “good luck” or “bad luck,” may be subject to the changing winds of personal circumstance and outlook. Armed with powerfully optimistic spirits, some dreamers interpret the darkest turns of fate as an omen of good to come.

We wander realms of promise, flight, loss, and the desire for a new way of life—as subconscious fragments form paths to unknown places. 2015 marks a time of great human migration and displacement worldwide. Experts advise we are in the midst of the worst migration crisis since World War II and The New York Times reports that 11 million people were uprooted by conflict and extreme poverty last year: approximately 30 thousand people per day. The Nepali children heard here were recorded just hours before the April 25th earthquake in Kathmandu, which displaced tens of thousands, killing nearly nine thousand. Please consider making a donation to provide assistance for the rebuilding efforts in Nepal.