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How to Conduct a Dream Workshop (#W331)
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Dream workshops are based on the premise that all dreams are in the service of health, wholeness and actualization. Each individual is the sovereign authority regarding the interpretation of their own dreams, yet every dream has many valid interpretations. All participants in the workshop preface their interpretations by saying, "If this were my dream..."
In this comprehensive two-part program, Jeremy Taylor provides all necessary information for those wishing to organize their own dream workshops. He discusses the selection of participants, the basic ground rules, introductory processes, dream interpretation guidelines and closing processes. He also offers suggestions for remembering and recording dreams.
Jeremy Taylor is a Unitarian minister, author of Dreamwork, and a leading advocate of leaderless dream workshops.
Working With Dreams (#S333)
A founder of the movement for leaderless dream work groups, Jeremy Taylor points out that dreams are held in disrepute by mainstream institutions because they challenge closed systems of thought. He suggests that techniques such as lucid dreaming can be used for purposes of healing and overcoming addictions. Ultimately, he believes, dreams connect us with the world of nature and of God.
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| "I believe that there is no such thing as a dream with only one meaning, and that really the only way to make sense of the history of argument that has characterized the classical dream interpretation movement is to understand that every one of them has focused on some aspect of the whole truth about dreaming -- unfortunately, usually to the exclusion of all other aspects." --Jeremy Taylor |
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