Dream Art by Rev. Tristy Taylor August 2007 Rev. Tristy Taylor While facilitating my Dream Art Group (click to read more about the Dream Art Group), I have been spending a lot of time thinking about Spirit as it works in our dream lives and in the act of art-making as

Dream Archaeology by Rev. Amy Brucker, M.A. August 2007 Rev. Amy Brucker Dream Archaeology is the waking-life investigation of images that surface while we sleep, or that unfold as we make our way through a dream (shamanic) journey. Dream Archaeology can help us validate our dreams and reveal the depths of

The Creative Impulse in Dreams by Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.Min. June 2008 Jeremy Taylor There is an archetypal creative impulse woven into the fabric of every dream. Sometimes this creative energy is clearly visible to the dreamer, but more often it is hidden by the emotional experience of the dream. It

Dreams and Dreaming in the World's Religions by Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.Min. March 2008 Jeremy Taylor The scientific evidence is overwhelming and unambiguous: all human beings dream, whether they recall these nightly adventures upon awakening or not. The phenomenon of involuntary “rapid eye motion” (also called “REM”), in sleep and its

"Artful Blogging"—Creating A Daily Dream-Related Visual Arts Piece by Rev. Amy Brucker, M.A. March 2008 Rev. Amy Brucker For the past few weeks I’ve made a shift in my approach to dream journaling, incorporating daily dream art. This has been exhilarating, illuminating and inspiring. A new phase in my blogging was

Working with Dreams in Pastoral Counseling by Rev. Jeremy Taylor, D.Min. April 2008 Jeremy Taylor Exploring the deeper meanings of dreams remembered from sleep is one of the most potentially important, effective, and valuable ways of touching the deep psycho-spiritual lives of all people, regardless of their culture, their gender identity,