Posted by Ryan Hurd on August 3, 2009 | 3 Comments
Writing down dreams is a great practice for increasing dream recall, but words are not the only way to work with dreams. We know this intuitively, because seldom does a “dream report” convey the full expression of a dream, no matter how detailed or how many adverbs we use.
Tags:contemporary theory of dreaming, dream art, dream collage, Ernest Hartmann
Filed Under: Working with Dreams
Posted by Ryan Hurd on September 16, 2008 | 10 Comments
Below is a segment from my paper on imageless lucid dreaming that I”m presenting next week as part of the online Psiber-Dreaming Conference. I use visual art to help describe these lucid spaces that are difficult to put words to.
Tags:dream art, dream phenomenology, entoptic imagery, imageless lucid dreaming
Filed Under: Lucid Dreaming
Posted by Ryan Hurd on November 16, 2007 | 1 Comment
I just discovered Tristy Taylor’s blog about dreams, art and spirituality. Taylor is an Interfaith minister who writes eloquently about dreamwork as a soulful path.
I especially like her discussion about the role of psychological projection in everyday life as well as dreams:
Tags:dream art, shadow, spirituality
Filed Under: Dreams & Media
