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Mark Twain contemplates dream theater for healing
By
Robert Moss
In “Which Was the Dream?”, a story begun the year after his beloved Susy’s sudden death from meningitis, Mark Twain attributes a series of terrifying dreams to a child character called “Bessie”. There is good reason to think that Bessie (“all soap-bubbles and rainbows and fireworks”) was modeled closely on Susy’s childhood self. It is…
Busting the bullying ex, on the night shift
By
Robert Moss
A woman in line at my booksigning at the Boulder Bookstore asked if she could tell me a dream. When the line had thinned a little, I could give her full attention. She told me a dream confirmed by a coincidence: “I dreamed I was on the beach with my ex, though we divorced 20…
Four reasons we must bring back the dreaming
By
Robert Moss
As I survey the history of our kind on this planet, it seems clear to me that there are four reaons why most human cultures, before modern times, prized dreams and the dreamers. They knew the following things: 1. Dreams show us the future We not only see things that will happen (precognition); we see…
Trans-temporal healing through Active Dreaming
By
Robert Moss
Dreaming, we are time travelers. We step outside linear Chronos time into a more spacious dimension, from which we can descend into times past or times future. When we wake up to what is possible, we can travel consciously into the past or future to do very interesting things, ranging from scouting challenges and opportunities…
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