Some nightmares call for a reflection on one’s progress, in both your dreams and waking life.
Nightmares of falling never seem to begin in the middle, do they? Were you flying, then falling?
Were you falling to or from something? How did you land? On your feet?

These are all significant perspectives that you can take into your waking life to assess your current situation. 
Nightmares of falling might also mean that you’re too involved in a situation, mindset, or relationship
and need to — quite literally — step back and reflect on if it is right for you.
This nightmare is a push for you to evaluate or maybe reevaluate.
So next time you’re hurtling towards the earth, try taking a bird's eye view.

About the Artists:

Diana Weisman, a creative director and photographer Julia Comita enjoy creating work at the intersection of psychology and art. From their long experience in advertising, both seek to weave a strong message and sense of storytelling into their personal projects. Partnering with set designer Tim Ferro, whose career spans opera, film, and fashion, this unique trio creates visuals with substance. Surrealism, social commentary and a touch of humor is often at the forefront of their collective work. Their latest photography series 'bhad dreamz' is both a visual and written piece, imagining if the most common nightmares in the form of Tarot cards in the hopes of helping others find enlightenment. 

bhad dreamz was directed by Diana Weisman and photographed by Julia Comita with prop stylist, Tim Ferro. Featuring hair stylist Christine McManemin, designs by Victoria Warnken and animation by Rad Mora. Written by Diana Weisman after consultation from Layne Dalfen, author, dream analyst and founder of the The Dream Interpretation Center.