My first live talk
Please listen to my first live talk on dreaming, it is 30 minutes long – and it is very good!
https://www.anymeeting.com/WebConference-beta/RecordingDefault.aspx?c_psrid=E950DF8984473D
Art and Dreaming – Unleash your creative potential
This Saturday May the 9th I am going to stretch myself and my psyche and offer my first ever internet talk about dreaming. This is something I often thought of doing, but this time I actually researched a software and booked a time and date to offer my talk.
Dreams have always been my favorite subject, so my fantasy of becoming a public speaker on the subject has been stretched an translated into action! If it sounds like I’m tooting my own horn, I am!
Dreaming together part 1
There have been many occasions when I have dreamed with people I am close to. In my childhood I used to dream with my brother, we would play and fly in our dreams and remember it in the morning. But as an adult, there have been many times when the love and closeness of a friendship have allowed me to enter a person’s dream, and they and I participated in the same dream scenarios.
The first level of dream interpretation
As Robert Moss says, when it comes to finding meaning for the dream symbols, the answer always goes back to the dreamer. There are certain collective unconscious commonalities of symbols, but they all may change depending of the dreamer and its relationship with any given image.
Dream Incubation
Dreams have the potential of expanding our mind and consciousness, and they also have the potential of healing and illuminating us with knowledge we weren’t able to tap into before the dream.
In Ancient Greece there were temples dedicated to different goddesses and gods, and in some of them people would come and stay for a few days, wishing to receive a dream that would answer a particular question or heal a particular illness.
Time within the dreamtime
There is a phenomenon I have experienced many times both in lucid and normal dreaming. The phenomenon is experienced as a mismatch between the subjective experience of time, and the “objective” passing of time, as measured by a clock.
By this I mean is that my experience in the dreamtime can last days, even weeks, and yet when I wake up only a few hours have passed in the outside world.
