One of the great questions in dreamwork comes up when we try to explain how and why elements from our sleep dreams literally appear in waking life. Some of us know this as synchronicity, Carl G. Jung's concept referring to apparent chance encounters or coincidences that are loaded with meaning due [...]
Read MoreSome of us have heard the saying, "we don't see things as they are; we see them as we are" (anonymous). Unconsciously and by default, we generally see, perceive, and evaluate through the lens of our past experience. To the process of making sense of our life's episodes we bring [...]
Read MoreThe moment we commit to dreamwork, it seems, we become more aware of our dreams. Even when we used to remember our dreams but have failed to for a while, the moment we consider engaging with dreamwork, we begin to remember again. We are ready to pay attention, and the [...]
Read MoreIt is very tempting to feel accomplished and fulfilled when the me-in-the-dream, the dream ego, does something heroic and saves the dreamtime day. The dream ego is the aspect in our psyche that is most identified with our waking self, with our waking ego, personality, and assumed personal identity. And it [...]
Read MoreJeremy Taylor, DMin (1943 – 2018) I am very saddened and also very deeply moved as I share with you the sudden passing of dear teacher and mentor Jeremy Taylor, DMin, early in January, only two days after the passing of his beloved wife Kathy Taylor. Jeremy was one of the greats, having made [...]
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