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What people have to say about the book

“I see your book as a beautiful contribution to the realm of consciousness studies, and I sincerely hope that many others will take an interest in it. You opened a whole new world through your inner discovery! After reading your book, my dreams have either gotten considerably more complex and lucid due to my openness to dream interpretation, or I have simply learned how to understand and capture my dreams more clearly due to the catalytic impact of your book!”

Gabrielle Kovalenko

is a Quantum Health Coach, Holistic Healthcare Practitioner, and author of Falling Up: A Path to Self-Realization.

“This is not your usual dream memoir but an unpredictable maze of revelations, reflections, invocations, and prophecies that rekindle the inner child and emphasize the power of our precognitive awareness in shaping our reality. Madison ingeniously takes us into the dream state where things are as they really are, not as they appear to be. Gems of wisdom are artfully woven into a visual and visceral tapestry of alchemical symbols and archetypal keys that open doors to inner knowing and rediscovery. You are holding a psychic map to a treasure trove. The compass is YOU. The treasure is to unlock the precognitive memory of your inner child as you work through emotional trauma and familial karma. Madison skillfully teaches us the art of visceral knowing to heal the cognitive dissonance in the world as we restore our natural state of childlike innocence and wonder.”

Antonia Ka Ph.D, D. Sc

dance theater scholar, esoteric researcher, and Yoga expert. She is the author of Yoga Outside the Box.

“What a fascinating manuscript! It is unique—I have not seen anything like it. Sandi is an erudite writer. Sandi taps a rich resource of wisdom and insight available to all of us: our nightly dreams. By turns whimsical, entertaining, and enlightening, in Diving Before Dawn, she mines a lifetime of dream-journaling, discovering a well-spring of life-affirming inner knowledge. Dreams are conversations from your subconscious; Sandi inspires you to hear your own.”

Cheryl Stritzel McCarthy’s

articles have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, and Chicago Tribune. She has authored or co-authored five books.