Conscious Dreaming: A Spiritual Path for Everyday Life
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (869 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 051788710X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-10-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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From Booklist This is more and better than just a book about how to remember and understand dreams, although it is that kind of book and as good as any such recently published. Moss' unusual approach to a perpetually intriguing subject is likely to appeal to a wide spectrum of readers. Thus, an angel in a dream could be the dreamer's better self--or a real angel, come to help the dreamer through life's challenges. Moss explores these more esoteric matters with great skill. Moss covers all the expected terrain, from how to train the mind to recall its nightly narratives, through how to unravel meaning from them, to how to start and sustain a dream group. Patricia Monaghan. But his book excels because he extends its purview to include sham
A former university professor of ancient history at the Australian National University, he is a novelist, shamanic counselor, and the author of Conscious Dreaming, Dreamgates, and Dreamways of the Iroquois. He is the creator of Active Dreaming, an original synthesis of dreamwork and shamanic techniques for empowerment and healing. He lives in upstate New York.Marissa Moss is t
great read for any dream study enthusiast i do my best to read as many dreaming themed pieces of literature that i can find, this being something like my 20-25th book on the topic so far. I very much appreciate the perspective given by the author in this book. Although i have been practicing and reading about conscious and lucid dreaming for great read for any dream study enthusiast Amber R i do my best to read as many dreaming themed pieces of literature that i can find, this being something like my 20-25th book on the topic so far. I very much appreciate the perspective given by the author in this book. Although i have been practicing and reading about conscious and lucid dreaming for 4 years now, i still encountered concepts and technique i had not yet been introduced too. If dream study and self growth is of interest to you, this book should not disappoint.. years now, i still encountered concepts and technique i had not yet been introduced too. If dream study and self growth is of interest to you, this book should not disappoint.. Completely Authentic Method Morgaine Bergman There are countless books on dreaming and I've looked hopefully at many of them. Usually I've been disappointed by the fact that they really have nothing to say and seem to know nothing more than I do about the subject. Mostly, they are rehashes of other people's psychological analysis of what dreams *might* mean. Since we each dream in our own unique symbolic language, such books are not only useless but misleading. This is NOT the case with Moss's books. A useful, accessible, and comprehensive method for learning about dreams and dreaming first hand is laid out step by step, along with ample examples of many di. Conscious Dreaming Worked For Me After years of searching for answers (and failing to find any) in the myriad of dream books and dream dictionaries out there to explain to me what I was experiencing every night I put my head to my pillow, I finally found the key : Robert Moss's "Conscious Dreaming". Themes from the book that resonated for me: A dream is not something to be dismissed as "just a dream". The universal archetypes are not necessarily applied to my dream-- the dreamer is the bottomline expert on what his or her dream means. We *do* go to other places, visit deceased loved ones, meet teachers, see past-present-future, receive informati
Written by a popular leader of dream workshops and seminars, Conscious Dreaming details a unique nine-step approach to dreams, especially precognitive and clairvoyant ones, that uses contemporary dreamwork methods and techniques developed from shamanic cultures around the world.