It’s the first thing any dreamwork professional will tell you:
Put a pen and paper beside your bed and write down your dreams.
That is excellent advice. It’s a proven fact that dream recall increases when we signal our intention to the subconscious mind that we want to remember our dreams.
But do you have to write down every one?
Most dream teachers will probably say the answer to that question is an unqualified Yes!
As for me, I’m not so sure.
In today’s video:
My colleague and friend, artist and author Victoria Rabinowe of the DreamingArts Studio in Santa Fe, NM, asks me to weigh in on a common misconception about dreams.
In response, I offer some unconventional advice on the most basic bit of dreamworking: Writing down the dream.
I also invite you to two upcoming dream retreats that Victoria and I will be leading in Santa Fe, NM along with an all-star lineup of inspiring dreamwork professionals.
Take a look at today’s video and weigh in for yourself.
Then, mark your calendar and register for these two upcoming retreats:
May 26 @ 9:00 pm - May 30 @ 7:30 pm EDT
Dream Journey into the Soul
with the Dream Star Constellation ~ Victoria Rabinowe, Linda Schiller, Lauren Schneider, Tzivia Gover, Marta Aarli
At the Dreaming Arts Studio, Santa Fe, NM NM, United States
Connect your waking, conscious awareness to the vast universe of the unconscious, opening doors to the unknown topography of the psyche and your dreaming mind through expressive arts and imaginal ways of knowing.
Space is limited for this in-person, once-in-a-lifetime retreat!
Register before March 26 for the 🐥 Early Bird Discount 🐥 and claim your seat!
September 12 - September 14
Weekend Dream, Art, and Writing Retreat in Santa Fe
DreamingArts Studio, Santa Fe, New Mexico Santa Fe, NM
Dreaming in Full Color Wake Up Your Midnight Muse with Writing, Collage, and Book Arts Victoria Rabinowe & Tzivia Gover September 12-14 at the DreamingArts Studio in Santa Fe.
That’s all for now. Until next time, I’m wishing you a dreamy week,
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