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Phyllis Hampton

23 Jan 2026 — 1 min read

The Dreaming Mind is writing that listens to dreams and to participation in life as movements of awareness—through image, sensation, memory, and felt experience—rather than treating them as problems to be solved or messages to be decoded.

At times, a small voice from within asks to be recognized by the self.

As that voice gathers courage, it often seeks spaces where it can meet other small voices—places where inner experience is allowed to speak without being explained or hurried.

This site exists as one of those spaces.

Writing here unfolds gradually, guided by listening rather than scheduling.

There is no required way to enter.
You are welcome to arrive as you are, or return later.

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