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A place for exploring consciousness, the imaginal and dreams -- and how they show up in the material record
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Bridging the Seen and Unseen (opens the original)
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My latest episode of the Dream Studies Podcast is out! The full length video is for paid subscribers only. Upgrade to get full accessTo listen to the full audio version of the podcast, <a href="https
Dream Journaling in the 21st century (opens the original)
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I’m excited to announce that my independent publishing press has reached a new milestone. We are collaborating with Elsewhere.to and together have created the world’s first connected dream journal system.In a lot of ways, the project epitomizes the central mission of my work, which has always been about integrating the best of 21st century thought with the intuitive ways of knowing prized by our ancestors: dreams, visions and imagination. It’s also fulfilling the theme of my Substack here on the
Womb of the Dream Walkers (opens the original)
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A decade ago, I joined an interdisciplinary team in southern France to investigate the Paleolithic caves of the Dordogne. I was expecting to have my mind blown. But what I didn’t expect was for my heart to break open.We were a band of scholars, psychologists, artists, and indigenous cultural practitioners (ICP), headed up by Dr. Apela Colorado, founder of the Worldwide Indigenous Science Network. Dr. Colorado’s lifework and now her organizational mission is to support the rapidly shrinking indig
Sleep Paralysis and Non-Human Intelligence (opens the original)
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This clip is for free members - enjoy! For the full video, I invite you to upgrade. To listen to the audio version of this podcast, choose your fav player here. Host Ryan D. Hurd sits down with researcher Dr. Sheila Pryce Brooks … Read more
Odysseus’s meeting with Circe (opens the original)
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After the Shipwreck:When the sailors entered her comfortable stone home, the men were sun-beaten and famished. They were invited to sit, and were fed fresh bread, strong cheese, wild honey, and plenty of good wine to wash it down. Unfortunately for them, the wine was poisoned with magical herbs. Within minutes, the men had forgotten who they were and were reduced to squealing pigs. So goes the introduction to Circe (Κίρκη) the so-called witch and minor deity. Homer’s Odyssey is one of the oldest
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