Shamanic Dreaming in the Iroquois Tradition – Robert Moss

Shamanic Dreaming in the Iroquois Tradition
An Initiation into Healing, Wisdom & Human Survival

A Free Virtual Event With Shamanic Dream Teacher Robert Moss

Wednesday, July 22, 2015
5:30pm Pacific / 8:30pm Eastern

Update: Shift Network has removed the pages related to this event, so I’ve removed the links but otherwise left the post intact.

Have you suspected that far more is possible than passively waiting for (and barely remembering) your dreams? Around the world, shamans have pioneered a more powerful, valuable and fascinating way to approach dreaming seeing it as a time for transformation, healing and receiving guidance from higher levels of reality as well as journeying into the past and future. Throughout history, those who dream strong those who can enter other realities at will, scout the future, dialogue with the spirits and dream for others have had a special place of respect as shamans and seers, healers and creators, priestesses and poets.

In this free online event, you’ll get a unique opportunity to hear about a little-known lineage of shamanic dream practice from the Iroquois people that will challenge your very understanding of reality.

More than anything, this free session will illuminate a paradigm shift in how you relate to dreaming — opening your understanding of how to engage dreaming as a way of direct experience that can help you to hear the voice of the heart, find the best pathway forward, and become a conscious citizen of what Robert calls the “multiverse.”

Join Robert for a mind-expanding hour in which you’ll learn how a very important dream lineage can apply to your modern life! You’ll also learn about the exciting launch of Robert’s new 7-week program into 7 different global dream cultures. Robert will touch upon some key practices from other lineages — such as the Egyptian, the Aboriginal and Celtic — he’ll explore at greater length in his upcoming program.

Robert Moss is the creator of Active Dreaming, an original synthesis of modern dreamwork and shamanism. Born in Australia, he survived three near-death experiences in childhood. He leads popular seminars all over the world, including a 3-year training for teachers of Active Dreaming. A former lecturer in ancient history at the Australian National University, he is a bestselling novelist, poet, journalist and independent scholar. His many books on dreaming, shamanism and imagination include Conscious Dreaming, The Secret History of Dreaming and Dreaming the Soul Back Home. His latest book, The Boy Who Died and Came Back, is a personal narrative of his adventures in multi-dimensional reality since an Australian doctor told his parents, when he was three, “Your boy died and came back.”