In the proposed seminar consisting of three gatherings on zoom under the aegis of the European School of Theosophy we will focus on the method of incubating a dream used in the Asclepions – healing sanctuaries popular in Greece and Rome from about 300BC. Also on the basic tenets of dream exploration and interpretation, as well as look at how to constructively re-engage with the dream, to use it for advice and healing.
This first seminar will touch on the method of incubating a dream used in the Asclepions – healing sanctuaries popular in Greece and Rome from about 300BC. A modification of the rituals documented in ancient texts will be explained to give participants the opportunity to perform their own incubation before next week’s seminar.
The second seminar will cover the basic tenets of dream exploration and interpretation. Dreams are gifts but often people only see the outer wrapping and, having marvelled at the packaging, discard it, never discovering what’s inside. Participants will be introduced to the hidden language of dreams and learn how to explore their own dreams using a variety of different techniques.
The third seminar will cover the importance of taking action. There’s little point doing dream work if all we do is marvel at how ingenious our dreaming mind is, pick ourselves up and carry on with our life pretending the dream never happened. We will look at how to constructively re-engage with the dream, to use it for advice and healing, and to help us decide what action could be taken to make positive life changes.
