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Dream archaeology: the Assyrian priest who solved a mystery
By
Robert Moss
Dreams guide us to the necessary past, to the history we need to know and use. Dreams may also trigger and direct specific lines of research, as in the case of an archaeologist whose dreamed the solution to a mystery. In 1883, Assyriologist Herman Hilprecht was writing a report on findings from the temple of…
Take the plunge into the sea of dreams
By
Robert Moss
Among the Inuit, the strongest shamans are also the most gifted poets. One of the reasons spirit helpers flock around an angakok is that they are charmed and exhilarated by the shaman’s poetic improvisations. Inuit shamans have a language of their own, which is often impenetrable to other Eskimos. It is a language that is…
The bee-priestess and the tears of Ra
By
Robert Moss
Sometimes it is quite impossible to avoid sensing an intelligence – or multiple intelligences – at work in the riffs of synchronicity. Here’s another personal example, from a weekend workshop at a wilderness center in the Northeast. In the morning discussions, two themes came up that stayed with me as I took a walk across…
Following the red horses to a Death Goddess
By
Robert Moss
Red horses are racing above mountain tops. They are flying over the hills, immense and powerful. Plumes of steam rise from their nostrils. From the steam, men fall to the ground; they appear to be tiny stick figures in proportion to the horses. A huge raven soars above a place where water is swirling, counter-clockwise…
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