For a year we had a great, dynamic group meeting weekly in The Dream Discovery Club and anyone who joined it found the time and means to continue and no one dropped out. Having said that, you can imagine how disappointed they were when The Dream Weaver said the Club was dissolved and all we had learned to do together and forever was ended, at least for the time being. Each meeting was taped and all the dreams recorded and kept on file, but even now we have no idea what it might be used for, if ever used for anything.
Everyone in The Dream Discovery Club wanted to continue working on dreams as we did then, but most have dropped away, as evidenced by what we heard during Dream Quest 2009 in Tucson. How disappointing, but understandable. No teacher or Dream Weaver around? Well, I think that many of you and some of the Club, too, will find the radio shows conducted by an excellent teacher just the ticket for getting back into the habit of studying your dreams nightly. Try listening in on http://www.dreamtalkradio.net Here is the scope of dreaming discussed weekly on Dream Talk Radio:
Dream Talk Radio focuses on dreams, consciousness, and culture. Host Anne Hill created the show January 2008, to investigate what a dreaming culture might look like. Highlights include new research on sleep and dreams, as well as thought-provoking interviews with doctors, therapists, artists, authors, ministers, healers, dreamers, and thinkers.
Dream Talk Radio broadcasts every Thursday morning, 9-10 am Pacific time, on KOWS 107.3 fm, in Occidental, CA. Show topics have included: Remembering Dreams, Projective Dreamwork, Love and Sex in Dreams, Death in Dreams, Intention in Dreaming, Dreams and Creativity, The Gate of Dreams, Work & Communication Issues in Dreams, Dream Book Reviews, Deja Vu, Memory, and Dreams, Dream Re-Entry, Dream Groups, Insomnia and Sleep Hygiene, Dream Recall, Herbs for Dreaming, Asking for a Dream, Divinity in Dreams, Carrying the Dream Forward, Emotions, Sleep and Dreams, Becoming an Active Dreamer, Steps to Restorative Sleep, Big Dreams, Little Dreams, Renaissance Dream Beliefs, Anxiety Dreams, Children’s Nightmares.
Guest interviews have included: Angeles Arrien, anthropologist, author and teacher; Robert Moss, author and dreamworker; Kathryn Taylor, artist, author and dreamworker; Dr. Jon Sassin, neurologist & insomnia specialist; Dr. Lois Johnson, physician & herbalist; Edward Viljoen, senior minister at the Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa; Anne Scott, Sufi dreamworker; Gail Julian, herbalist.
If you would like to be interviewed on Dream Talk Radio or would like to interview Anne for your own show, it can be arranged.
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