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Three causes of dream drought in our modern lives
By
Robert Moss
As a society, we are undergoing a protracted dream drought, and for most human cultures, this is a very serious condition, because it means we have lost touch with the three great gifts of dreaming: (1) our ability to see into the future; (2) our ability to call on dreams for diagnosis and healing and…
Dreaming as soulcraft and survival tool in Iroquois tradition
By
Robert Moss
“The Iroquois have, properly speaking, only a single Divinity – the dream. To it they render their submission, and follow all its orders with the utmost exactness.” – Father Jacques Frémin, S.J., 1669-70 Long before the first Europeans arrived in Northeast America, the peoples of the Longhouse, or Iroquois, taught their children that dreams are…
What we can offer Hawk
By
Robert Moss
One of the readers of yesterday’s blog essay on “Messages from Hawk” asked a provocative question: “Seems we could learn much from Hawk. What do we have to offer Hawk?” I am going to respond here rather fully, from my own life trajectory. Quarter of a century ago, I spent a weekend driving around the…
Dreaming as a survival tool in Iroquois tradition
By
Robert Moss
“The Iroquois have, properly speaking, only a single Divinity – the dream. To it they render their submission, and follow all its orders with the utmost exactness.” – Father Jacques Frémin, S.J., 1669-70 Long before the first Europeans arrived, the People of the Longhouse, or Iroquois, taught their children that dreams are the single most…
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