Dream Mullick

WRITER - TEACHER - PRODUCER - DEATH COACH - DREAMER

A bit about my journey…

“You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one”- John Lennon

I was born bridging cultures and weaving worlds, in Madras India, to an East Indian dad and a Jewish American mom. I spent most of my early years between a hippie commune in TN called The Farm and a suburban coastal town in central Florida, learning from an early age to walk between many different realms.

My parents found the inspiration for my name in John Lennon’s song Imagine, and my dreams often offer guidance and insights.

A deep connection with the beauty way of the natural world, non-ordinary spiritual realms, and other dimensions (like dreams) are foundational in my work today.

As someone who personally understands deep trauma and complex PTSD, I’m committed to mending the perceived split between self and the divine, and reconnecting with the core of who we are as Love.

All I offer is in service to cultivating a more resilient and beautiful world, weaving back together the individual as a part of the greater whole and restoring the sacred to the ordinary.

My current work focuses on the sacred bookends of birth and death along with bridging the ancient and modern science of plant and psychedelic medicines.

I’ve been deeply informed by my own experiences with Death, Sacred Plants & Psychedelics, all of whom I consider my master teachers. My first experience with mushrooms, 35 years ago, continues to have a lasting impact on my life and my work with death has been greatly informed by the deaths of my father and husband.

My offerings are also supported by a variety of other studies and initiations, including: divination, dreams, death meditation, Tibetan dream yoga, business school, intuitive studies, soul retrieval, somatic trauma work, Shambala meditation, 19 ways to the 5th world, a restoration of literature and other transformational consciousness-expanding modalities.

I’m committed to our journey home. To love. To the divine. To remembering our interconnected natures. To cultivating resilience. To our individual and collective liberation. To Truth.

I spend most of my time these days in a cliffside cottage in Big Sur with my 2 cats, the Redwoods, a beautiful community, the occasional mountain lion, and the untethered Pacific Ocean.