This experiential workshop invites participants to share an important dream, which we will look at from both a personal and an archetypal perspective. Participants will be asked to share dreams, especially those that seem to have spiritual importance.
Attention to dreams can be an important form of spiritual practice. This is especially true when the dream imagery has a numinous quality of mystery, fascination, and awe. The dream is then acting as a personal revelation, providing the dreamer with contact with the spiritual dimension of the psyche, which Jung referred to as the collective unconscious. Such dreams often comment on an important issue in the life of the dreamer, and sometimes have cultural as well as personal significance.
If you would like to bring a dream that you are willing to share with the group, please choose one that is not more than a page long.