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Back to basics Q&A #2: First steps in working with dreams
By
Robert Moss
What are the first steps we need to take to work with our dreams? First, consider your feelings on waking. Those feeling will be your first and best guidance on the nature and meaning of the dream – whether it is negative or positive, literal or symbolic, urgent or important or trivial. Then, do a…
Compassionate dreaming: living inside somebody else’s skin
By
Robert Moss
Frederick Buechner once said, “Compassion is the sometimes fatal capacity for feeling what it’s like to live inside somebody else’s skin. It is the knowledge that there can never really be any peace and joy for me until there is peace and joy finally for you too.” Dreaming can be a school for this kind…
Social dreaming: taking music to the kids
By
Robert Moss
At a recent workshop, a wonderful pianist named Mary Anne told me the following story of sharing a dream experience with another person who was able to confirm it the next day. At a regular coffee klatch, a community organizer told her that she had a terrific idea for a new project but rushed off…
Dream messengers shouldn’t shoot the recipient
By
Robert Moss
“Don’t shoot the messenger,” is a precept familiar since Shakespeare used the line in two of his plays. If you are going to be a good dream messenger, it’s rather important to bear in mind that you not only want to avoid getting yourself shot by the recipient; you want to avoid shooting him or…
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