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Dream Gates
Literature begins in dreams of the Goddess
By
Robert Moss
The raw sexuality of her call to her lover is wild and shocking. He plunges into her like a wild bull. When they couple, he is the green life of all growing things and she is the Queen of Heaven. He is Dumuzi and she is Inanna. But she is called to go down into the…
How to recruit a creative friend
By
Robert Moss
I led a program for beginners titled “Key Habits of Creative People”. We made a fabulous beginning, in the course of which I helped people to visualize a creative project they could bring through in any area of their lives. I guided them to turn their visions into affirmations and practical action steps. During the…
Your beloved is calling
By
Robert Moss
I am at a conference center where they are setting up for lunch in the huge dining area. I notice many loaves of Italian bread that seem to be freshly baked, placed on fresh white tablecloths. There’s a gathering in process that includes a lot of men connected with the Church; some are priests or ministers.…
Daydreams of science: the benzene Ouroboros and the Clapham omnibus
By
Robert Moss
One of the most famous, and most controversial, dreams in the history of science is the vision of Ouroboros – the snake consuming its own tail – that revealed the shape of the benzene ring to German chemist Friedrich August Kekulé (1829-1896). Was it a sleep dream, a daydream or something else? I went back…
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