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Radio Interview Archives - click icon to hear programs:
Kari Hohne Blogtalk Radio
Dreams: Trojan Horses of Psyche (Awakenings with Michele Meiche)
Listen (Theater of the Mind with Kelly Howell)
Listen (Spiral Up-New Energy Radio Cassie Parks)
Listen (Natural Medicine-Mind of the Magi Dr. Michael Holt)
Listen (Life on Purpose-Exceptional Wisdom Radio Brad Swift)
Listen (Awakenings Michele Meiche)
Listen (Heal Yourself Talk Radio Rebbekah White)
Listen (Achieve Radio Nancy Wallace)
Listen (Voice of America Radio - Bare Naked with Nora Klaver)
Listen (BBS Radio- Donna Seebo)
Listen (World Radio Sharon Kleyne - Reef Conservation)
Listen (The Power of the Human Spirit Paul Wedding)
Listen (WHMP Four Seasons Show Ray Genovese)
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Bio for Kari Hohne
Kari Hohne is a motivational speaker, dream analyst and productivity consultant who uses the power of nature to inspire others to move beyond their limitations. As a business professional, she coaches environmental organizations to achieve higher productivity. As an environmentalist, she inspires business leaders with the sustainable power observed in nature. She has also developed artistic programs for high school kids at-risk of joining gangs in East Los Angeles. Drawing on the wisdom of our ancient and global heritage, she is a pioneer in bridging the gap between environmental consciousness and spirituality.
Her books include: Nothing Bad Happens in Life: Nature’s Way of Success, The Mind's Mirror: Dream Dictionary and Translation Guide, The Mythology of Sleep: The Waking Power of Dreams and Tao te Ching: The Poetry of Nature. She is featured in Women Authors of the Tao te Ching, has written wellness articles and has been published in PubMed and other medical journals.
She has been recognized for building award-winning technology, and was ranked in the top percentile for sales and executive leadership. Her ability to enter new or underperforming markets to achieve immediate profitability is a reflection of how she translates productivity from clear communication and core leadership values. Her website: www.wayofdreams.com pulls over 2000 users a month from around the world and her I Phone App: WayofDreams-Dream Dictionary has just been released.
Questions Answered in Interviews:
1. You analyze dreams for people from around the world. Does a person in Africa have different dreams than someone in the United States or Germany?
2. How do you tie together the diverging ideas of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung?
3. What does a dream of being chased or going out in our underwear mean?
4. Can you give me an example of how you interpret dreams?
5. Why do dreams appear to be so bizarre and strange?
6. You are the first person to mention cycles in all dreams. What are these cycles?
7. Most people do not remember their dreams. How can they be important?
8. How can nature be a role model in helping us to achieve success?
9. You use nature as the inspiration in your books. What does nature have to do with why we dream?
10. For those people who have a hard time remembering their dreams, what method would you suggest for increasing their ability to recall them?
Interview/Speaking Topics:
1. You Are Here: Now Eat (Foods That Heal - To be Published February 2010)
2. Art and The War On Drugs (The Impact of Art on Education)
3. Protecting Our Reefs: The Medicines of Our Future
4. Leadership Styles
5. Nature is a Teacher (Success Training)
6. Your Destiny Is Revealed In Dreams
7. The Four Principles Of An Effective Leader
8. Ancient Wisdom For A Modern World
9. Tapping the Inspiration of “The One Who Knows Within”
10. Dreams and Myths: Universal Symbols and The Hero’s Journey
Book Reviews
From Amazon Reader: “This book breaks new ground in the realm of Joseph Campbell's work on archetypes and the hero's journey. Reminiscent of Carl Jung, the author uses the backdrop of world mythology to present common dream themes or "cycles" that appear in all dreams. She brings forward Freud's earlier writings on dream analysis, seamlessly unifying their ideas. Through actual examples, the reader is guided through the process of dream analysis, although this book also stands as an excellent anthology of world mythology.”
From Amazon Reader: “Like most followers of the Tao Te Ching, I have read many translations, and in one way or another enjoyed them all. So it is amazing to me that there could be this new version by Kari Hohne, which seems at every point to match or exceed the others. The author has the benefit certainly of a 140 years of published English editions preceding her own, and she has not wasted that gift. She takes the work back to the original, lets go of her own agenda, and writes English with a vocabulary rooted in the heart - that is the way of the Tao and the best translations also. She is right up there with Ursula K. Le Guin, Arthur Waley, Stephen Mitchell, and Ellen M. Chen. There is also a fine, two-part introduction, as well as a separate section with examples of Taoist poetry, which helps to locate the Tao Te Ching in the realm of spiritual art, as much as religious philosophy.”
From Amazon Reader: “Being a seasoned outdoor adventurer and environmentalist by profession, the title of this new book whet my curiosity. Suffice to say, the contents are anything but disappointing. Nothing Bad Happens in Life: Nature's Way of Success should be the next book on every reader's list. Kari Hohne has taken the ancient lessons of the I Ching, which liken the incredible strength of the human spirit to the power of nature, and has spun these lessons into a delightful narrative. This book was truly a pleasure to read. It is filled with wonderful imagery and practical advice on enduring, enjoying, and coming to peace with the human experience. I would recommend Nothing Bad Happens in Life to anyone who feels a connection with the natural world."
Submitted by user on website: “I use your website all of the time and was happy to see that you put it all in a book! I bought 5 for my friends. Your interpretations are the best!”
