Founder and editor Joyce Lynn is a journalist, lecturer, and social change advocate.

Crossing the plains of Iowa during a spring, 2002, train trip, she dreamt of the union of two freight cars, conjoining the disparate worlds of journalism and transformation.

As a political reporter in Washington, D.C. during the 1970’s, Joyce knew something was amiss in the left-brain, intellectual capital of the world and inside her own being. So, she studied Transcendental Meditation and then participated in the est training, two powerful technologies for educing personal and social alchemy.

After moving to San Francisco in 1981, she remembered her first dream — ever, imparting the ending for her first screenplay. Then, dreams benefited physical well-being, guided her personal life, and dictated the script for a documentary on healing. Joyce’s book Plum Dreams Diary shares her nocturnal insights about mothers, men, modern medicine, and the nature of the Divine.

During the 2000 election recount, Joyce’s dreams predicted the results with 100 percent accuracy. Interviews with artists, writers, and colleagues confirmed the power of dreams to report and decode news events. Dreams, including a September, 2001 vision of a sludge-filled glass tumbler, instigated her pioneering reporting about  9/11, published in Political Diary.

Drawing on degrees and training in journalism and education, Joyce teaches women empowerment using the intuitive tool of dreams.

The box car dream signaled emergence of a new journalistic ethos and a spiritual consciousness-changing paradigm  –  calling on dream guidance for individual and collective change.