For the past four years I've been a student of Marc Bregman's. He's discovered an extraordinary way of working with dreams for personal and spiritual growth.
You can learn more about him and his community, North of Eden, by going over to
www.northofeden.com
Friday, December 30, 2005
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Beyond Rivalry
Beyond Rivalry, a blog with a depth and breadth of interest that embraces wine and spirituality, made a comment on the first chapter I posted.
Here's a brief excerpt:
[Rodger Kamenetz ]talks about a "special knowing" available to us in dreams sometimes; that resonates with my reflections on my own dreams: Occasionally, I know something -- either something factual or something intuitive -- in the dream that I don't remembering having known outside the dream, but which it turns out is true or right. Where did that knowledge come from?
You can read the whole thing at: http://beyondrivalry.blogspirit.com/archive/2005/12/28/dream-interpretation.html
He or she (I'm such a newbie to blogs I can't quite figure out where to find the author of this blog)-- goes on to speculate about the answers, but I would like to stay with the question because it's so important.
Dreams feel like they possess a knowing outside our own knowing. Dreams are uncanny. They reveal a knowledge I didn't know I had.
Here's a brief excerpt:
[Rodger Kamenetz ]talks about a "special knowing" available to us in dreams sometimes; that resonates with my reflections on my own dreams: Occasionally, I know something -- either something factual or something intuitive -- in the dream that I don't remembering having known outside the dream, but which it turns out is true or right. Where did that knowledge come from?
You can read the whole thing at: http://beyondrivalry.blogspirit.com/archive/2005/12/28/dream-interpretation.html
He or she (I'm such a newbie to blogs I can't quite figure out where to find the author of this blog)-- goes on to speculate about the answers, but I would like to stay with the question because it's so important.
Dreams feel like they possess a knowing outside our own knowing. Dreams are uncanny. They reveal a knowledge I didn't know I had.
Friday, August 19, 2005
Monday, August 15, 2005
TALKING DREAM
Welcome to TALKING DREAM. My name is RODGER KAMENETZ and I'm a writer. Some of my books include THE JEW IN THE LOTUS and STALKING ELIJAH. For the past four years I've been working on an exciting book about dreams, and a new way to work with them. I have studied hundreds of dreams, and investigated the current research. However in the end, I found that the ancient world probably has more to say to us about dreams than the brain scientists.
Dreams have the power to reveal us to ourselves, and they are too important to ignore.
On this forum, I'll be posting dreams and talking about how to work with them: for greater insight and for deeper change. I invite you also to comment and post your own dreams. I will respond as best I can.
Dreams have the power to reveal us to ourselves, and they are too important to ignore.
On this forum, I'll be posting dreams and talking about how to work with them: for greater insight and for deeper change. I invite you also to comment and post your own dreams. I will respond as best I can.
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