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The passions of the soul work magic
By
Robert Moss
The stronger the emotion, the stronger its effect on our psychic and physical environment. And the effects of our emotions may reach much further than we can initially understand. They can generate a convergence of incidents and energies, for good or bad, in ways that change everything in our lives and can affect the lives…
What is your rescue story?
By
Robert Moss
A rescue story is one that can buck you up and give you strength and courage, or simply warm smiles, when you need those things. It’s a story that can get you out from under a black cloud of despair, and move you beyond the belief that you’re not good enough, or worthy enough, or…
The Angel That Troubles the Waters
By
Robert Moss
The pool of Bethesda is famous. Its name has been borrowed by countless hospitals and medical centers, and by a town in Maryland that is a bedroom community for WashingtonDC. One of the distinctions of Bethesda, MD is that it has one of the longest subway escalators in the world. To come off the bright…
Three broad bands of dreaming
By
Robert Moss
In our contemporary society, when analysts and dream “experts” take dreams seriously, they usually approach them from just one perspective, as sets of symbols to be decoded. Certainly our dream life is rich in symbols. Etymologically, a symbol is something that “brings things together” (what is “diabolical”, by contrast, is what divides and separates).…
Harriet Tubman dreamed for liberation
By
Robert Moss
Harriet Tubman is an iconic figure in American history – the runaway slave from Maryland’s Eastern Shore who went back to the South, braving great dangers, to free her fellow-slaves and became the most successful “conductor” of the Underground Railroad. Yet the secret of Harriet Tubman’s achievement has rarely been told. She was a dreamer…
Navigating by synchronicity
By
Robert Moss
Navigating by synchronicity is the dreamer’s way of operating in daily life. The word “synchronicity” was coined by Jung to flag patterns of meaningful coincidence. He defined “synchronicity” as “the coincidence in time of two or more causally unrelated events which have the same meaning”, the work of “an acausal connecting principle.” Things come up at the…
Oneiric logic, time travel and the yellow Mini Cooper
By
Robert Moss
A yellow Mini Cooper is becoming another of my personal markers, like the friendly black dog or the red-tailed hawk. There is an oneiric logic to some of its appearances, on the roads of more than one world. It makes me think of Fringe possibilities. It reminds me that we can travel across time and…
Onieric logic, time travel and the yellow Mini Cooper
By
Robert Moss
A yellow Mini Cooper is becoming another of my personal markers, like the friendly black dog or the red-tailed hawk. There is an oneiric logic to some of its appearances, on the roads of more than one world. It makes me think of Fringe possibilities. It reminds me that we can travel across time and…
Dreams for All Souls: Why the dead come calling
By
Robert Moss
In dreams, our dead come calling. They call us on the phone, they email, they show up at the door, they appear right inside our bedrooms, or meet us in a familiar or unfamiliar space. It happens any night, or day. Let’s look at some of the main reasons for these visitations. The Dead Come to Seek…
Dreams for All Souls: Her dead father has grown young again
By
Robert Moss
I dreamed my father appeared beside me and he looked to be about thirty five, very healthy and youthful. He said smiling, “Don’t worry about me. I am happy and healthy, feel good and will never have to be sick again.” I’ve felt very peaceful and at ease since that dream. It occurred the same…
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