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Churchill’s art of vision transfer
By
Robert Moss
It’s June 1940.Englandstands alone against the Nazi horde that has overrunWestern Europe, and Hitler looks invincible. Churchill, Prime Minister for just one month, speaks to the people and warns them of the stakes. If the British people fail to resist Hitler, the world will be plunged “into the abyss of a new Dark Age made…
How to become an original writer in three days
By
Robert Moss
I like Julia Cameron’s suggestion in The Artist’s Way that if you want to become a writer, you start by doing your “morning pages”, three pages you’ll write without worrying about content or consequences. However, I must note that Julia wasn’t the first to come up with this idea. One of her precursors was Ludwig Börne…
Perform your vision, or something bad will happen
By
Robert Moss
Dreams require action. As I observed in Conscious Dreaming, in indigenous dreaming traditions, dreamwork is always oriented toward action. The principal task of the shaman, as a dream specialist, is to confirm the meaning of the dream and clarify the steps the dreamer should now take to honor the dream. Take the case of a…
The soul is only partly confined to the body
By
Robert Moss
“The soul is only partly confined to the body, just as God is only partly enclosed in the body of the world.” The author is the Polish physician, alchemist and philosopher Michael Sendivogius (1566-1636), in his tract De Sulphure. The statement ignited the mind of Carl Jung, who explores the thinking behind it at length…
When the body knows what hasn’t happened yet
By
Robert Moss
The body sometimes seems to “know” about a future event and responds as if that event has already taken place. An old term for this is presentiment. It can amount to the body presenting anticipatory symptoms. A personal example: I went to my doctor’s office for my annual physical. A new medical assistant took my blood…
We dream the future, all the time
By
Robert Moss
Precognition is knowledge of things to come that we cannot conceivably know about through ordinary channels. A precognitive dream contains specific data about a future event that is not available to you outside the dream. You receive confirmation of a precognitive dream when an event takes place that corresponds to your dream in specific ways.…
Wanted for a real science of dreaming: research INSIDE the dream state
By
Robert Moss
The most original and revealing scientific study of dreams – the only kind that is likely to bring us the big stuff – is research inside dreams, rather than research about dreams. Charting a path for future research, William C. Dement, a pioneer of scienific investigation of sleep and dreams, appealed back in the 1970s…
Compassionate dreaming: living inside somebody else’s skin
By
Robert Moss
Frederick Buechner once said, “Compassion is the sometimes fatal capacity for feeling what it’s like to live inside somebody else’s skin. It is the knowledge that there can never really be any peace and joy for me until there is peace and joy finally for you too.” Dreaming can be a school for this kind…
Words for the Great Mother, for Mother’s Day
By
Robert Moss
I am walking on the Mother I am sailing on her skin I become her child and lover from the outside enter in I will praise the sky above her I will praise her in the deep I am dreaming of the Mother she awakens me from sleep Step lightly on the Mother and let…
When all the senses come alive in dreams
By
Robert Moss
The senses come richly alive in certain dreams. My last dream on Thursday morning was ablaze with color. After walking a long path under an overcast sky, I paused on a terrace overlooking green woods. Suddenly the trees and bushes were aflame with pink and purple, magenta and orange, great living trellises of brilliant blossoms.…
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