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God’s way of remaining anonymous
By
Robert Moss
Jung described the pairing or clustering of events through meaningful coincidence as an “acausal” phenomenon. Certainly, we do not observe causation in the play of coincidence in the way that we can say the kettle boiled because we turned on the burner. A characteristic of coincidence is that it does not have a visible cause.…
“You’re dead because I spent the insurance money”
By
Robert Moss
Tess often met her husband Bill in dreams in the three years after he died. In these dreams, she kept telling him, “You’re dead” but he paid no attention. Sometimes they met in the house they shared. Often she visited with him in other places, notably Hawaii. Before his death, he often talked about how…
Dream celebrities: Explaining Lady Gaga to a space alien
By
Robert Moss
So you dreamed you were partying with Lady Gaga, or in bed with Brad Pitt, or being kissed by Ava Gardner, or dancing with the Queen of England. Quick pause for a reality check. We need to make a basic distinction between dreams of a celebrity of public figure you actually know or have a…
Send yourself a postcard from inside a dream
By
Robert Moss
Our dream memories are often like postcards or snapshots from a journey. We have an image or two from an adventure that goes far beyond what we remember. You look at a postcard from your trip to Paris and there is so much it does not contain, starting with the smell of the morning coffee…
Good Night, Irene, I’ll see you in my dreams
By
Robert Moss
Collective challenges and catastrophes, like an earthquake, a tsunami, or a man-made disaster, roil the dream tides. Hurricane Irene is no exception. I’ve read several hundred dream reports since Irene, then rated a category 3 hurricane, was declared to be a clear and present danger for millions of people up and down the East Coast.…
It IS coincidence, and that means a LOT!
By
Robert Moss
When do you say, “What a coincidence”? You think of someone, and they call you on the phone a minute later. You dream of a bear, and a black bear walks onto the road in front of you on a country road. You are wondering how to get through a harrowing phase of your life,…
Take the plunge into the sea of dreams
By
Robert Moss
Among the Inuit, the strongest shamans are also the most gifted poets. One of the reasons spirit helpers flock around an angakok is that they are charmed and exhilarated by the shaman’s poetic improvisations. Inuit shamans have a language of their own, which is often impenetrable to other Eskimos. It is a language that is…
A good luck sign from the Speaking Land
By
Robert Moss
The First Peoples of my native Australia talk of the Speaking Land. Listen to that phrase, and you’ll hear in it the understanding that nature is alive and conscious and will communicate with us in many voices if we will only pay attention. In our busy contemporary lives, noisy with traffic and media, we need…
A man who stands in his own way…
By
Robert Moss
I’m thinking today about Thoreau’s wise and entirely accurate statement: “A man who stands in his own way will find the whole world is in his way.” How often do we bind ourselves and close off the paths of possibility by parroting self-limiting beliefs and negative mantras, like – I’ll never be any good at…
Be your own dream interpreter
By
Robert Moss
Don’t let anybody tell you what your dream, or your life, means. Dreams are power-full, and you don’t want to give this kind of power away. Similarly, an awakened life requires us to become the authors of meaning in our own world. Of course, dreams can be obscure or mystifying. We may need help to…
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