Dream Gates

A Journey into Active Dreaming

De: Robert Moss

Narrado por: Robert Moss

What is a dream? Random brain activity? A cartoon projected onto the screen of your mind? Or could your dreams be a portal to another reality—a dimension where the past, present, and future fuse into a secret frontier of unlimited possibilities?

On Dream Gates, master dream explorer Robert Moss shows you how to use actual dreamwork practices and your own innate skills to confidently explore the riches of this infinite realm.

Entering the Gates of Dreamtime
Through a series of near-death experiences in his childhood, Robert Moss first grasped the great keys to dream navigation. What he learned, Moss later discovered, held striking parallels to Iroquois soul journeying, the ancient Greek Asklepian dream-healing arts, aboriginal dreamtime, and shamanic techniques used in native cultures throughout the world.

To the shaman, dreaming is accessible to anyone. It is the true reality that guides every facet of our waking world. Each one of us, says Moss, can invoke this untapped source of healing, spirit guidance, insight, and transport across dimensions.

A Passport to Inner Adventure
Dream Gates takes you through a complete training course for the inner adventurer, where you will learn through guided dream inductions and exercises how to traverse the uncharted expanses of dream reality. What are the keys to conscious dreaming? How can you develop your powers of dream precognition? What are the most effective ways to tap your dreams for insight, creativity, and healing? In this expansive 12-session workshop, you will develop dream skills for embarking on routes to other worlds, tracking down hidden knowledge, and returning with it to waking life.

Albert Einstein once revealed that the inspiration for his theory of relativity came to him in a dream state. Each of us, each night, has within reach this source of unlimited wisdom and vision. Now, you can learn to venture through the portals of your own Dream Gates.

Fun, but I'm a little skeptical; drumming included

It was a fun book, not sure how much of dreaming is as the author interprets it (often in a very literal fashion, rather than a purely symbolic way as I am used to). For example, is the Native American man that fuses with him in a dream really a man who once existed, or - in a more Jungian view - solely an integration of some aspect of his shadow self? (I have also had a shadow-integration experience very similar to what he describes, so I can at least relate to that) .. Is he really talking with once-living shamanic people from various times in the astral plane of his dreams, or, are these aspects of himself being symbolically represented? I don't know..

I loved the shamanic drumming in the audiobook, and wish he had more of these sessions (and longer ones).

Informative explanations of dream journeys

Very enjoyable, educational, and sometimes entertaining as the author knows how to write with ease and some humor.

This is an audiobook worth listening to again.

I wish audiobooks were set up so that it is easy to find Guided Meditations - perhaps something like a bookmark with a label would help listeners navigate quickly.

Robert Moss is quite generous with his information and tips.

Another amazing wealth of information

Robert Moss is an amazing teacher. In just minutes he can suggest life changing practices that really upgrade a person’s connectivity with dreams and so much more!

A deeply transforming journey

This book changed the way I work with my own dreams. It’s a must read for anyone wanting to expand on dreamworks. It’s a really comprehensive and professional material.

Break it up

Interesting and informative.
However, for those of us who use our MP3 players, there is no way to find the beginning of the meditation sections since it is not divided into chapters