The DreamWorker – DreamWorkers.org

I love vsauce on youtube. He explains so many different topics and does a great job doing it. Here is his video on “Why Do We Dream?” It is pretty much right on with my thoughts. Check it out.

From the “Howcast” site via youtube. A pretty cool video on how to lucid dream.

Is God still communicating through dreams?  Are dream groups available that are religious based?

Who dreamed a dream?.

(CNN) — You’re in a classroom and the teacher puts an exam face down on your desk. You pick it up and can’t really make out what’s on it; it’s blurry, or it’s in another language, or it’s in a subject you didn’t study.

You feel like you’re going to fail, even though it’s been years since you’ve actually been in school.

People commonly relive this scenario in their dreams, even decades after their last graduation. While many high school, college and graduate school students are cramming for real exams this week, you may dream about it if you have anxiety about being judged, or if you’re in a situation you don’t know how to handle, experts say.

Dreams are “an extremely rich source of practical advice, and other alternatives about what we’re doing in our lives,” said Deirdre Barrett, Harvard psychologist and author of “The Committee of Sleep” and “Trauma and Dreams.” “They’re just coming from such a different part of ourselves that they’re a very good supplement to our waking, rational thinking.”

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As all lucid dream experts know, one of the best ways to program a lucid dream is to read about it before you go to sleep at night.  This puts the idea of dream control in your subconscious mind (the part of you that actively creates and directs the dreamscape).  When your subconscious lands on the idea of lucidity in a dream, you have a significantly increased chance of becoming lucid! 

That’s why Rebecca Turner teamed up with six other authors and graphic artists to create Lucid Fiction. It is a lucid dreaming tool specifically designed to program your mind for lucidity – any night you read it!

Click here to visit World of Lucid Dreaming. 

This article is right on track in reference to the link I published yesterday from the New York TImes article about a new report and theory. 

Read it here.  http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/psychoanalytic-excavation/200911/the-meaning-dreams-and-do-dreams-have-meaning

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Check out this interesting article from the New York Times.  It states taht a new theory has occured which states that dreams are a warm-up for the day ahead.  I am not sure I buy the theory, but it is plausible that it is all or part of the story.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/10/health/10mind.html

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While surfing around I found this interesting article I figured I would pass along.  The article is about Dreams, Spirituality, and Religion.  Enjoy.

To go to the article, click here.

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 Here is a video by Edgar Cayce’s A.R.E. group on Lucid Dreaming.

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I found this little tidbit on topdreaminterpretation.com and found it interesting.  Being Christian, this has been a problem for me all along.  The Bible has many many instances of dreams and interpretation of dreams, yet bring this up in church and you may be shunned. 

Here is some of the quote.

Fact is: the Christian religion ignores the dream life of people and the world of dreams in general. And they do this although all prophets legitimated themselves with dreams. With that, religion ignores the inner Spirit. Religion has no vivid inner Spirit. ……

….. What is a religion that ignores dreams and dream interpretation? Such a religion ignores the inner Spirit and therefore this religion is “spiritless”.

For the complete quote, visit http://www.topdreaminterpretation.com/religion-without-inner-spirit.html

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