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What makes a big dream BIG?

By Ryan Hurd

All cultures that pay attention to dreams make a cut between what's a Big dream and what's an ordinary dream. The cut is not always the same. Different cultures play with different ideas and elevate them or stomp them out, depending on the culture … [Read more...] about What makes a big dream BIG?

Filed Under: Visionary Dreams Tagged With: apex dreaming, archetypal dreams, big dreams, Carl Jung, dreams that change our lives, extraordinary dreams

Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door: The Line Between Realities

By Jason DeBord

The line between the world we experience in dreams and the one we experience while awake seems to be clear. You cross it when you wake up and open your eyes to the real world, and the one you leave, that seems to exist only in your mind while … [Read more...] about Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door: The Line Between Realities

Filed Under: Dream Interpretation, Nightmares & Dream Terrors Tagged With: Carl Jung, Dream Interpretation, dreaming, Jason DeBord, Nightmares & Dream Terrors, RadOwl, Reddit dreams, synchronicity, Wolfgang Pauli

Lucid Surrender: Alchemy and Receptivity in Lucid Dreams

By Melinda Powell

Usually lucid dreaming is discussed as dream control, but this is not the only approach. In a lucid dream of surrender, the dreamer intentionally stills the logical mind at the moment of lucidity, taking a receptive position. This is not a new … [Read more...] about Lucid Surrender: Alchemy and Receptivity in Lucid Dreams

Filed Under: Lucid Dreaming Tagged With: alchemical emblems, alchemy, Carl Jung, individuation, Lucid Dreaming, Mary Ziemer, surrender

The Dream Theories of Carl Jung

By Ryan Hurd

Except for Dr Freud, no one has influenced modern dream studies more than Carl Jung. A psychoanalyst based in Zurich, Switzerland, Jung (1875  -1961) was a friend and follower of Freud but soon developed his own ideas about how dreams are formed.  … [Read more...] about The Dream Theories of Carl Jung

Filed Under: Theories of Dreaming Tagged With: archetypal images, Carl Jung, depth psychology, Jung, Jungian dream interpretation, myers-briggs, Philemon, Red Book, uroboros

Big Dreams & Archetypal Visions

By Ryan Hurd

Big Dreams are usually discussed in the popular media as dreams we remember for the rest of our lives. These could include emotionally intense dreams, powerful dream journeys, and visitation dreams. However, the "dreams we remember for the rest of … [Read more...] about Big Dreams & Archetypal Visions

Filed Under: Eco-Dreaming Tagged With: archetypal dreams, big dreams, Carl Jung, ecopsychology, Elgoni tribe, Gaia dreams, Harry Hunt, John Antrobus, memorable dreams

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