The Dream Catcher Podcast Seline Shenoy

The lottery mentality is a limiting belief that suggests success and abundance are solely based on luck or chance rather than on hard work, perseverance, and a mindset of abundance. 
In a world where instant gratification and the allure of overnight success are constantly promoted, it's easy to fall into a lottery mentality bias. 
Find out how to break free from the lottery mentality bias and learn how you can cultivate a mindset and attitude that can transform your thinking and unleash your true potential.

Do you ever experience a deep sense of knowing? Maybe you’ve always felt you know what will happen before it occurs, or you know how others are feeling without them telling you.
This sense of knowing comes from your intuition. My guest, John Holland, believes that we’re all psychic. He’s here to help us learn more about harnessing our inner guidance.
John Holland is one of the most highly respected psychic mediums in the U.S. He is also a spiritual teacher, author, and founder of My Soul Community. Having studied in the U.K. for two intensive years, he has spent the last 20 years continually training and honing his gifts, making him one of the most sought-after professional mediums on the world stage. He’s starred in numerous T.V. shows and documentaries and is the author of 6 Books, 4 Oracle Decks, Mobile Apps, and much more.
In this interview, John explains the mechanics of our inner awareness and how we can activate it with psychic tools. He also outlines the different types of psychic strengths and how we can tap into them to improve and enhance our lives.

Developed or less developed countries are classified based on a complex interplay of economic, social, and political factors. According to the United Nations, this classification reflects their basic economic conditions. 
Understanding the differences between developed and less developed countries is essential for fostering empathy, promoting global cooperation and working towards a more equitable world. 
Learn about economic and social indicators and challenges and how to use this knowledge to create more sustainable development and a more inclusive and prosperous world for all.

Original airdate: November 16, 2021
Many of us remember looking up at the stars as kids and wondering, “What IS out there?”  As we grow older, we try to seek answers by flipping through science magazines or following NASA’s newsfeed.
According to my guest, Abigail Harrison, this is not only a healthy curiosity but also an excellent source of inspiration and wonder.
Abigail Harrison, fondly known as “Astronaut Abby,” is an aspiring astronaut, author and co-founder of the international nonprofit organization The Mars Generation. She has interned at a NASA-funded astrobiology lab and has been featured in TIME, Forbes, Marie Claire, the BBC, and more. She currently works as a research scientist at Harvard Medical School.
Abby believes that no one is ever too young or too old to pursue their dreams. In this interview, she inspires us with her philosophy and helps her rise to the top of her field. She also discusses the importance of space exploration and why it’s important and relevant in today’s world.

Our society tends to glamorize overnight success. But success, especially the type that lasts, is a long game. 
Whether you are an entrepreneur starting a new venture or an individual working towards personal goals, you must learn how to pace yourself for success. 
Learn the art of patience and take your journey toward success to new heights by applying these five strategies in your life.

Awakening is the greatest adventure we can undertake as human beings. My guest, Steve Taylor, says it’s a voyage of discovery that reveals exhilarating beauty and richness but may also expose us to challenges.
As travelers, cultivating certain characteristics and perspectives can make our voyage more fruitful. Today, Steve will guide us on this path of enlightenment.
Steve Taylor, PhD, is the author of The Adventure: A Practical Guide to Spiritual Awakening and many other bestselling books. He’s a senior lecturer in psychology at Leeds Beckett University and the chair of the Transpersonal Psychology Section of the British Psychological Society. Steve’s articles and essays have been published in over 100 academic journals, magazines, and newspapers, and he blogs for Scientific American and Psychology Today.
In this conversation, Steve offers step-by-step practices for cultivating spiritual awakening and explains its impact on our lives. He touches on the eight essential qualities of wakefulness and how we can integrate those into our daily lives through rituals and practices.