The Dream Was a Door Throw Blanket

🚪 The Dream Was a Door: Portal to the Unconscious

Dreams are not random — they are doorways. This blanket honors the liminal space between waking and sleeping, where magic happens.

🌙 The Philosophy of Dream Work:
Carl Jung said, "Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes." Dreams are the language of the soul, speaking in symbols, metaphors, and archetypes. When you understand that the dream was a door, you realize that every night, you're given access to hidden realms — your subconscious, the collective unconscious, and perhaps even other dimensions.

⚡ Energetic Properties:
• Dream Amplification: Wrapping yourself in this blanket signals to your subconscious: "I'm ready to receive"
• Liminal Space Holder: Creates a sacred boundary between waking and dreaming
• Symbolic Reminder: Every time you see it, you remember that dreams are portals
• Comfort & Safety: Soft fabric creates the security needed for deep dream exploration

🔮 Dream Work Practices:
• Dream Journaling: Keep a journal by your bed and write immediately upon waking
• Lucid Dreaming: Before sleep, affirm: "I will recognize when I'm dreaming"
• Dream Incubation: Ask a question before sleep and let dreams answer
• Symbol Tracking: Notice recurring symbols and research their meanings
• Astral Projection: Use the hypnagogic state (between wake and sleep) as a launch point

🌙 How to Use:
1. Wrap yourself in this blanket before sleep
2. Set your intention: "Tonight, I will remember my dreams"
3. Keep a dream journal nearby
4. Upon waking, lie still and recall before moving
5. Write down everything, even fragments

📐 Product Details:
• 100% polyester
• Soft silk touch fabric
• Printing on one side
• White reverse side
• Machine-washable
• Hypoallergenic
• Flame retardant
• Made-to-order for conscious consumption
• Blank product sourced from China

💫 Perfect For:
Dream workers, lucid dreamers, astral travelers, therapists, and anyone who honors the wisdom of the night.

"The dream was a door. You just had to remember to turn the handle."