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Hi Reader! Just in time for washing the dishes tonight, Episode 3 of the Dream Studies Podcast is available to listen. In this episode, I sat down with London-based lucid dreaming artist and author Dave Green to explore what he calls "inter-dimensional performance art." As he outlines in his new book Doodles in the Dark, he has honed an extraordinary practice of creating artwork directly inside his lucid dreams, which he then recreates upon waking. Along the way, we discuss the implications of precognitive dreams for the nature of time, fate and reality, and also solve the mystery of the true ending of Samuel Taylor Coleridge's famous poem Kubla Khan. We also talk about:
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I help folks play with their dreams (the sleeping kind) for self-knowledge, healing and spiritual growth. With a background in consciousness studies and archaeology, my expertise is in dreams at the intersections of culture, cosmos and ecology. Let's court the mysteries together!
Hi Reader, Welcome to the Dream Studies Newsletter! This weekend is Lugnasadh, a traditional European harvest festival celebrated on and around August 1st. (pronounce it like this: “Lu - na - Sah- ga"). It’s considered a “first fruits” harvest, a time to get together and enjoy the bounty of all the hard work we’ve been doing. Traditionally, the celebration centers around the themes of baking bread, tending to the hearth or fire, picking berries, and getting together with friends to renew...
Hi Reader! I’m excited to announce that my independent publishing press has reached a new milestone. We are collaborating with Elsewhere.to and together have created the world’s first connected dream journal system. In a lot of ways, the project epitomizes the central mission of my work, which has always been about integrating the best of 21st century thought with the intuitive ways of knowing prized by our ancestors: dreams, visions and imagination: "the best of the old and new.” Comes with:...
Hi Reader, I recently did a “Ask me anything” video for some advanced lucid dreamers and I thought y’all might like to see it too. In this video, I riff on: the out-of body-experience I had at age 15 that changed my life the best evidence-based lucid dreaming induction tactics my thoughts on precognitive and so-called psychic dreams Sleep paralysis and lucid nightmare tactics The ethics and science of lucid dream sex And in the end I introduce my upcoming course: Lucid Ignition: The...