This eGroup will focus on creating a Personal Symbol Dictionary, to help identify patterns in your dreams. What do  the objects, characters, settings, actions and beliefs in your dreams mean? With your Personal Symbol Dictionary you will start analyzing your dreams guidance and meaning – and more importantly, you will create a plan to act on them! 

Go to: http://www.edgarcayce.org/are/egroups.aspx?id=432, for more details and to register.

• Remembering Dreams — FREE
• Dream Journaling — $5.00
• Working with Dream Symbols — $5.00
• Dream Characters: People, Archetypes and Animals — $10.00
• Dreams as Visual Metaphors — $10.00
• Actions in Dreams — $5.00
• Settings in Dreams — $10.00

More to come:

• Beliefs in Dreams
• Creating an Action Plan
• Sample Dreams and Interpretations

Credit: NASA.gov

I am outside in a clearing near a forest or some woods.  There are many people here, including members of my family.  We are watching the sun. It is giving off bright bursts of energy, like those created by sunspots.  We are all pointing and oooing and ahhing at the sight.  Then the sun starts getting bigger … and bigger.  It is getting closer and closer and everyone is getting scared.  It suddenly occurs to us that the sun is going to crash into us and end the world.  Some people start yelling and screaming and running around hysterically. I see others start to pray — people I know who don’t normally pray and I feel they have suddenly found ‘God’ just because they know the world is going to end.  While at first I am scared knowing the world is going to end, I then become peaceful and start praying, giving thanks for the life that I have had, knowing that there is more yet to come, that the end of the world isn’t the end of everything.  The sun gets bigger and bigger and then suddenly veers off to the left and we see a huge explosion in the distance.  We all stare in awe and disbelief, not understanding what happened.  As we watch, a huge ball of light comes towards us from the direction of the explosion.  It gets smaller as it approaches. It stops in front of us and dissipates into a being.  He tells us that what we have just experienced was a test, that if we failed, they came to destroy the planet. He says that not everyone passed the test, but enough of us passed to tell them that we were worth saving.

Carl Jung: Thirteen Quotations on the Shadow by Stephen Parker, Ph.D (Article Selection and Commentary) on January 26, 2011

http://jungcurrents.com/quotations-shadow/

Other titles in the series:

• Remembering Dreams
• Dream Journaling
• Working with Dream Symbols
• Dreams as Visual Metaphors

Day 2
> Hyperspace Lucidity and a Holistic Approach to Lucid Dream Exploration, a paper by Fariba Bogzaran
> Giving Dreams Sanctuary, a paper by Robert Bosnak

Day 3
> A Brief Overview of Lucid Dreaming Psychological Research, a paper by Dr. Jayne Gackenbach
> Vision Boards for Sleeping Dreams, a workshop by Linda Lane Magallon
> Dream Telepathy Chat, with Ed Kellogg, Bob Van de Castle and Bobbie Ann Pimm

Day 4
> Could You Be Dreaming Now?, a workshop by Beverly D’Urso
> The Shamanic Dream, Multi-Level States of Dreaming, and Lucidity, a paper by Dr. Paul Overman
> Dream Telepathy Contest by Bob Van de Castle and Bobbie Ann Pimm

Day 5
> The Role of Lucid Dreaming in a Group Dreaming Experiment, a paper by Janet Garrett
> The Worm, a paper by Tony Hawkins
> Dream Telepathy Contest ”sending” ends at noon. Contest entry deadline 6:00 pm

Day 6
> Lucid Dreaming, Lucid Waking, Lucid Being, by Ed Kellogg
> The Astrology of Lucid Dreaming, by Mary Pat Lynch
> Precognitive Dream Contest

Day 7
> Growing Up As A Lucid Dreamer, by Line Salveson
> Resolving Conflicting Paradigms That Have Influenced the Field of Lucid Dreaming, by Gregory Scott Sparrow

Day 8
>Retrospectives on Lucid Dreaming:Opening the Borders of Consciousness, by Joy Fatooh
> Results of the Dream Incubation Question: What Is My Lucidity?, by Lou Hagood

Day 9
> Dreaming Beyond Ourselves, by Judy B. Gardiner, an excerpt from her just-released novel Lavender resulting from her collabroation with the recently-deceased Dr. Monague Ullman.
> The Spirit of the Abbey, a panel presentation highlighting some very interesting events at the IASD conference last summer at Rolduc Abbey in the Netherlands.

Day 10
> Wake Up Your Artist! Lucid Dreaming as a Creative Tool, a workshop by Clare Johnson
> The Secret Life of Kid Lucid, a paper by cartoonist Al Moniz
>Dream Remote Viewing Chat, in preparation for tomorrow’s Dream Remote Viewing Contest

Day 11
> The Law of Attraction and Other Secrets to Incubating Dreams, a paper by Laurel Clark
> There’s Something Happening Here:Dreaming A Presence, by Jacquie Lewis

Day 12
> Scattering the Seeds of Lucidity (in the Field of Dreams), a workshop by Robert Wagonner
> Lucid Living in this Waking Dream, a paper by Craig Webb

Day 13
> Lucid Immersion: a holistic method for increasing lucidity in dreams and waking life, a paper by Ryan Hurd
> Wings Over Numenor: Lucid Dreaming in the Writings of J.R.R. Tolkein, a paper by Curt Hoffman

There’s still plenty of time to read all of these papers and the discussions that followed: http://asdreams.org/psi2011/. The read-only portion of the conference will close on October 23rd. 

Join IASD now and attend FREE.

The 10th Annual IASD PsiberDreaming Conference opened Sunday 9/25 with welcoming threads and the Dream Art Gallery (Open to the Public). Previous days offerings are still available with lively and thought provoking discussions ongoing:

Day 2
> Hyperspace Lucidity and a Holistic Approach to Lucid Dream Exploration, a paper by Fariba Bogzaran
> Giving Dreams Sanctuary, a paper by Robert Bosnak

Day 3:
> A Brief Overview of Lucid Dreaming Psychological Research, a paper by Dr. Jayne Gackenbach
> Vision Boards for Sleeping Dreams, a workshop by Linda Lane Magallon
> Dream Telepathy Chat, with Ed Kellogg, Bob Van de Castle and Bobbie Ann Pimm

Day 4:
> Could You Be Dreaming Now?, a workshop by Beverly D’Urso
> The Shamanic Dream, Multi-Level States of Dreaming, and Lucidity, a paper by Dr. Paul Overman
> Dream Telepathy Contest by Bob Van de Castle and Bobbie Ann Pimm

Day 5:
> The Role of Lucid Dreaming in a Group Dreaming Experiment, a paper by Janet Garrett
> The Worm, a paper by Tony Hawkins
> Dream Telepathy Contest ”sending” ends at noon. Contest entry deadline 6:00 pm

Day 6:
> Lucid Dreaming, Lucid Waking, Lucid Being, by Ed Kellogg
> The Astrology of Lucid Dreaming, by Mary Pat Lynch
> Precognitive Dream Contest

Day 7:
> Growing Up As A Lucid Dreamer, by Line Salveson
> Resolving Conflicting Paradigms That Have Influenced the Field of Lucid Dreaming, by Gregory Scott Sparrow

Day 8:
>Retrospectives on Lucid Dreaming:Opening the Borders of Consciousness, by Joy Fatooh
> Results of the Dream Incubation Question: What Is My Lucidity?, by Lou Hagood

Day 9:
> Dreaming Beyond Ourselves, by Judy B. Gardiner, an excerpt from her just-released novel Lavender resulting from her collabroation with the recently-deceased Dr. Monague Ullman.
> The Spirit of the Abbey, a panel presentation highlighting some very interesting events at the IASD conference last summer at Rolduc Abbey in the Netherlands.

Day 10:
> Wake Up Your Artist! Lucid Dreaming as a Creative Tool, a workshop by Clare Johnson
> The Secret Life of Kid Lucid, a paper by cartoonist Al Moniz
>Dream Remote Viewing Chat, in preparation for tomorrow’s Dream Remote Viewing Contest

Day 11:
> The Law of Attraction and Other Secrets to Incubating Dreams, a paper by Laurel Clark
> There’s Something Happening Here:Dreaming A Presence, by Jacquie Lewis

There’s still plenty of time to join us: http://asdreams.org/psi2011/

All papers and text of discussions will remain Read-Only for two weeks past the close of the conference.

Join IASD now and attend FREE.