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Dream Weaver

Stella Porta (latin for "Star Gate"), is a dream weaver, oracle, artist, visual alchemist, voidwalker, and a bridge between the realms.

Podcast · By Stella Porta · Canadian English · Official site

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Ep. 24 - Dreaming With Your Business [FREE TRAINING] (opens the original)

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    (Originally recorded for the 2026 Devotion Business Summit with Katie Rose ) What if some of the information you need for your business isn't available while you're awake? I was invited by Katie Rose to teach something I practice constantly behind the scenes: dreaming with my business. In this 40-minute free training, I share how dreaming became part of the way I run Honeywomb, from seeking clarity around decisions to working intentionally with what I'm creating before I fall asleep. Our convers

  2. Episode · Sep 5, 2026

    Ep. 23 - The Dream Archaeologist: Following Bees, Wolves & Serpents (opens the original)

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    (Originally aired on Find Your Wild Podcast ) In this crossover episode, Stella joins Brianna Godberson for a conversation about dream archaeology, personal symbolism, animal allies, and the strange continuity between sleep and waking life. Stella shares why she stopped using dream dictionaries and began keeping two books instead: one for nighttime experiences and one for the synchronicities that seem to answer them during the day. She also traces how bees, wolves, and serpents became recurring

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Ep. 22 - What Your Dreams Know About Your Love Life That You Don't. (opens the original)

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    "Love doesn't ask you to stop being afraid before it lets you in. It asks you to keep choosing, even while the fear is still working itself out in the dark." Thirteen years ago, Stella did something in a dark basement apartment that changed the entire course of her life. A week and a half later, she met her husband. That's the story most people already know. What they don't know is what her dreams did after. In this episode, Stella shares the exact spell she used that night, the fear that follow

  4. Episode · Jul 24, 2026

    Ep. 21 - How to Manifest a New Reality While You Sleep (opens the original)

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    "You don't have to chase the life you want. You just have to fall asleep with it in your hands." There's a window every night, right as you're falling asleep, where your mind is more suggestible than at any other point in your day. Scientists call it hypnagogia. I call it the twilight state, and once you know how to work with it on purpose, it stops happening to you and becomes something you use. In this episode, I break down what's actually happening in your brain during those few minutes, the

  5. Episode · Jul 14, 2026

    Ep. 20 - "Bad Dreams": The Most Honest Shadow Work (opens the original)

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    " Your nightmares aren't trying to be deliberately cruel. They're the part of you that got tired of whispering, and finally decided to raise its voice. " Every single one of us has had at least one "bad dream". Most of us have been taught to dismiss them, filing them under stress or too much cheese before bed, and moving on before they can ask anything of us. In this episode, Stella makes the case for why that instinct gets it backwards. She also shares a dream she's never told publicly before,

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