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Editorial Reviews
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Insisting that we are each born with the ability to experience different ways of seeing and knowing, Moss (Conscious Dreaming) invites readers through the portals of "the twilight zone. The cusp between waking and sleeping, and between sleeping and waking." Beyond this entrance to the dreamworld, according to Moss, dreamers encounter spirit guides, experience physical and emotional healings, see and create their own futures and are given answers to specific questions. Likening these trips to flying, the author eschews the "consensual hallucination" that the physical world is real and the dreamworld is not. Travel in "dreambodies," he contends, is quite real and is an important part of everyone's total life experience, whether or not it is remembered in conscious states. Moss rejects traditional dream analysis, and offers an unusual alternate explanation for "alien abduction" stories?that they are actually dream experiences of encounters with spirit beings. Teaching his method of "active dreaming," he provides many provocative individual and group exercises, including breathing, drumming and a variety of visualization techniques. According to Moss, the ultimate purpose of reconnecting dreaming and conscious states is "soul remembering"?the revelation of where we came from before birth and where we will go after death?illuminating whatever lies in between with new meaning.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Dream Network Journal vol 18 no 2, Summer 1999
Dreamgates offers insights from cultures with strong dreaming traditions, insights which profoundly challenge the ruling paradigms of a culture that confuses the real with tehe physical. While this author offers a startling vision of the new places you can go via your dreamgates, I found his writing to be clear, grounded, balanced and very practical, as well as visionary. This is a powerful combination, putting ths book well above similar efforts.
Insisting that we are each born with the ability to experience different ways of seeing and knowing, Moss (Conscious Dreaming) invites readers through the portals of "the twilight zone. The cusp between waking and sleeping, and between sleeping and waking." Beyond this entrance to the dreamworld, according to Moss, dreamers encounter spirit guides, experience physical and emotional healings, see and create their own futures and are given answers to specific questions. Likening these trips to flying, the author eschews the "consensual hallucination" that the physical world is real and the dreamworld is not. Travel in "dreambodies," he contends, is quite real and is an important part of everyone's total life experience, whether or not it is remembered in conscious states. Moss rejects traditional dream analysis, and offers an unusual alternate explanation for "alien abduction" stories?that they are actually dream experiences of encounters with spirit beings. Teaching his method of "active dreaming," he provides many provocative individual and group exercises, including breathing, drumming and a variety of visualization techniques. According to Moss, the ultimate purpose of reconnecting dreaming and conscious states is "soul remembering"?the revelation of where we came from before birth and where we will go after death?illuminating whatever lies in between with new meaning.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Dream Network Journal vol 18 no 2, Summer 1999
Dreamgates offers insights from cultures with strong dreaming traditions, insights which profoundly challenge the ruling paradigms of a culture that confuses the real with tehe physical. While this author offers a startling vision of the new places you can go via your dreamgates, I found his writing to be clear, grounded, balanced and very practical, as well as visionary. This is a powerful combination, putting ths book well above similar efforts.
Very well-written and organized, each section incorporates stories that illustrate the ideas and concepts, as well as detailed exercises for the reader to actually get involved and see what their own experience is like. These instructions make travels into the other worlds a safe and frequently healing experience. Whether you are new to this sort of exploration, or what he calls a frequent flyer, you are bound to find many new and challenging directions here.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to use their dreams to explore new territory.
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