DreamTending

Techniques for Uncovering the Hidden Intelligence of Your Dreams

Have you ever had a dream that surprised or mystified you? Did the people and places in that dream seem to be as real as your waking life? If so, teaches Dr. Stephen Aizenstat, you may have already discovered the astonishing truth: that your dreams are—very literally—alive. On DreamTending, Dr. Aizenstat invites you to tap into the "world unconscious"—the living, dreaming mind of the universe itself.

Everything Is Dreaming
Why do we dream? How does our dream life influence our physical, mental, and spiritual health? For more than 25 years, clinical psychologist and Pacifica Graduate Institute founder Stephen Aizenstat has investigated the therapeutic and spiritual use of dreams throughout the world.

His remarkable conclusion: that our dreams immerse us in the vast multidimensional psyche of Nature (the cosmos), where everything is dreaming—every person, creature, plant, and object. Here, in this communal realm, we can interact with and listen to other dream visitors to heal ourselves, help others, and gain new insights from the hidden intelligence of our dreams.

Course objectives:
• Describe techniques for uncovering the hidden meaning of your dreams
• Utilize new, more powerful ways to access the wisdom of your dreams
• Demonstrate a way to engage interactively with dream figures and learn what they have to teach you
• Identify ways of working with dreams in relation to health and illness
• List methods of remembering dreams
• Discuss the four ideas that Dream Tending orients around

Very useful

A great book on a fascinating subject. I found it very helpful for doing dream work with clients as well as learning more about and from my dreams.

this book

disappointed.
unfortunately, I did not enjoy much of this book. I live the topic of dream tending.
Though i know there is no connection, per se between Pacifica Graduate Institute(my alma mater) with which I love, I did not enjoy the book, its format or the voice rhythm cadence of mr E
it seemed contrived … somehow .. in the formatting or something

Dream Tending

The narrative is repetitive it is as though Dr E wants by repeating concepts embed these in the listener’s mind. I am also of the view that the recording is duplicated chapter 4,5,6 simply repeating the previous chapters

Narration was pretty boring

Good effort on the book although the information wasn’t anything new. I do however read and listen to a lot of lucid dreaming books. The narration was hard to follow and extremely soft and boring 🤷‍♀️