In challenging times, your dreams can be a sanctuary — a safe way to travel without leaving home, a navigational system that can get you over the bumps, a source of deeper friendships and relationships, a point of contact with authentic spiritual guides and a way to reclaim vital energy and remember your soul’s purpose.

Three things to know about dreaming:

1. Dreams are the voice of conscience — They restore our inner compass. Dreams of the night are a vital corrective to the delusions of the day. Dreams hold up a magic mirror in which we can see the true nature of our attitudes and behavior, and their probable consequences. Dreams connect us with our true spiritual teachers, with wise ancestors, with a higher self. A society where those who hold power refuse to listen to their dreams is in deep existential trouble. Deaf to conscience and bereft of true dreams, they project their delusions onto the world around them.
2. Dreams are your hey to the multiverse — There are other worlds within reach of this one, especially in dreams, where great teachers are available to help you find your purpose in life and act on it. You’re on a path of limitless adventure, healing, and possibility.
3. The big stories are hunting the right people to tell them — This is Aborigine wisdom. When your big story catches up with you, you change. You gain a mythic edge that can support you through everyday troubles because you know a greater power is with you. The easiest way to meet your bigger story is to put yourself where you are easy to find, in dreams and half-dream states.

Bring your dreams, desires, needs, and curiosity to share with a caring and compassionate community of soul voyagers.

In this module, you’ll:

• Look in your dreams for the magic mirror that shows you how you are and what you are doing
• Discover that your personal dreams may also be transpersonal social experiences and that you can dream consciously with one or more partners
• Learn how your private dreams interweave with the collective dreams of humanity, the world of myth, and the collective unconscious
• Use your personal dreams and images as your visas for travel to other times and cultures
• Grow your powers as a storyteller and story maker
• Step out of old self-limiting histories into your bigger story
• Practice real magic, the art of bringing gifts from another world into this one

Tinker Bell told Peter Pan, “Look for me in the place between sleep and awake. There you will always find me.” It’s no fairy story.

In the history of science, as in many other fields, the liminal state of hypnagogia has been the solution state in which creative breakthroughs are made and inner guides are easily accessible.

This is an ideal launch pad for lucid dreaming and astral travel.

It is recognized in dream yoga, as in the Mystery traditions, that by learning to maintain a state of relaxed attention on the cusp of sleep, we develop heightened awareness and the ability to operate in more than one reality simultaneously.

In this module, you’ll:

• Maintain awareness on the cusp of sleep
• Turn the twilight state into horizontal mediation, developing everyday versions of dream yoga practices like “choiceless awareness” and single-pointed meditation
• Make hypnagogia your launch pad for lucid dream adventures
• Screen your energy field, set good psychic boundaries, and maintain flight security during your journeys beyond the physical
• Communicate with inner guides and practice spiritual discernment
• Practice bilocation
• Advance towards the continuity of consciousness that is the goal of the yogi

Robert coined the word “kairomancer” to describe someone who is able to recognize the special moments when synchronicity is at work — and to seize on the revelation or opportunity that is now available.

To be a kairomancer, you must be open to new experiences, willing to set aside plans, grateful for secret handshakes and surprises, and ready to honor your special moments of revelation by taking appropriate action.

Walk your environment with the right kind of awareness, and notice that the world is constantly giving you messages in the form of signs and symbols. You can play fun games any day by receiving these messages — the vanity plate on that car, an overheard snatch of conversation from a stranger, a chance encounter — as tarot cards being dealt to you by the world. A tarot deck has 78 cards. In Sidewalk Tarot, the number is unlimited.

In this module, you’ll:

• Put your question to the world and receive guidance on a life theme
• Let the world put its questions to you by scheduling unscheduled time to pay attention as you walk in “the forest of living symbols that are looking at you”
• Listen for your daily kledon, a favorite oracle of the ancient Greeks
• Learn and apply the essential rules of living by synchronicity
• Practice bibliomancy and develop a working list of personal omens
• Become a “strange attractor” for happy encounters by checking your attitude and following the laws of spiritual gravitation
• Find opportunity in a setback and discover that what is in your way may be the way

The easiest way to embark on a lucid dream adventure is to start out conscious and stay that way. You can do this through dream reentry and by spending more conscious time in the twilight zone of hypnagogia, as you learned from Tinker Bell.

A dream, lucid or not, may be an out-of- the-body experience in which you wander in a subtle body, often called the astral body.

In most of not all Indigenous cultures, the experience of journeying outside the body is regarded as entirely natural and even routine. It’s what you do when you have interesting dreams. Strong dreamers do it whenever they feel like it.

Enter another real lifeworld, where actions have consequences and can change things in the ordinary world. It’s less important to be able to tell yourself “I’m dreaming” than to be able to come and go at will — and above all choose your course of behavior, wherever you find yourself.

Gain clarity and self-awareness in your dream excursions even as your dreams become more complex and layered. You may find your dreams are nested one inside another. The Cahuilla dream shaman Ruby Modesto claimed she once dreamed her way through thirteen levels of dreaming.

You may find you have the ability to bilocate — to be in two (or more) places simultaneously — and also monitor what you are doing, as actor or observer, from a higher witness perspective.

In this module, you’ll:

• Learn from ancient and indigenous traditions about multiple vehicles of consciousness and aspects of soul, especially those that leave the body in dreams and survive bodily death
• Practice flight security for your astral excursions
• Use personal dreams and images as your private portals to the multiverse and the limitless data banks of the Akashic Records or nonlocal mind.
• Develop a working energy anatomy of the vehicles of consciousness and an up-to-date astral atlas
• Travel, wide awake and dreaming, to true cities of the imagination, and other places of instruction, adventure, and healing in other lifeworlds

In most religions and many philosophies, it’s agreed that between humans and the One — the God beyond the many masks — there is a panoply of Zwischenwesen or intermediary beings, deities and demigods, daimons and jinn, ancestors, and nature spirits.

Dion Fortune, high priestess of a great Western Mystery Order, defined seven kinds of “inhabitants of the unseen.” Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite, the fifth-century author of The Celestial Hierarchy, gave us three triads of angelic beings.

Today, dreaming is still a field of interaction with in-betweeners, who sometimes appear in traditional garb and sometimes in camouflage.

The Greeks say the gods love to travel in disguise, and it seems there is a cosmic costume department for superior spirits.

In this module, you’ll:

• Study and relate to Gabriel as archangel of dreams in all three religions of the book
• Construct a taxonomy of spiritual guides on different levels
• Examine the nature of daimons in the light of Diotima’s statement that “they convey the wishes of men to gods and the will of gods to men”
• Practice spiritual discernment
• Make a shamanic dream journey to the astral realm of the moon, long believed to be the residence of daimons in close contact with Earth and a place of soul transit before birth and after death

You are a time traveler in your dreams.

Past, future, and parallel times are open to you. As an active dreamer, you can make intentional journeys in any direction you choose. You can journey to a younger self in her own time.

When you reach a younger self through the window of a dream, you may be able to reclaim vital energy from her and from a time when something went bad in your life.

You may also be able to support her, in mind and spirit, in that difficult time when she desperately needed a mentor and protector. From this can flow tremendous healing for both of you — for you in your present time and for her in her own time.

When you visit a younger self as an active dreamer you can also seize the opportunity to bring her gifts and her energy into your present life.

In this module, you’ll:

• Set a firm intention to approach a younger self in her own “now” time — perhaps a time of choice or challenge — with non-judgmental love and compassion
• Gather your spiritual helpers and animal guardians for the journey — they will reassure her even more than you
• Journey with the drum to meet with a younger self in her own time, communicate mind to mind, and offer the support and counsel she may need
• Reclaim vital energy by bringing back parts of yourself that went missing because of pain, grief, or trauma in your earlier life
• Take action afterward to assure your younger self that you are safe, , and will play games she enjoys
• Practice what Æ (George Russell) the Irish painter and mystic, called retrospective meditation — “To see our lives over again is to have memories of two lives and intuitions of many others, to discover powers we had not imagined in ourselves who were the real doers of our deeds, to have the sense that a being, the psyche, was seeking incarnation in the body”

We can bring a dream to someone who needs one — a healing image, a vision of life possibility, even a road map to the afterlife. We can help them to step out of a tired, self-limiting story into a braver and bigger one.

We can share one of our own dreams of power, adapting its content for their circumstances, and invite them to receive any part they can use and discard the rest.

We can draw from our life experiences and those of others, and from literature and movies.

Robert shares a breathtaking example of the magic this kind of imaginal healing worked in Aldous Huxley’s last novel, Island, and guides us on a conscious dream journey to a place in the imaginal realm to find a dream that you — and those you are called to help — may need today.

In this module, you’ll:

• Call on power animals to help in healing others
• Incubate and share a dream gift for someone in need of a dream
• Develop positive imagery for healing and empowerment you can offer to others
• Journey to a place in the imaginal realm where you can gather fresh images for healing yourself and others
• Offer visions in a way that avoids manipulation by inviting the intended beneficiary to receive only what they choose to take from you
• Become a “word doctor” with a quiver full of powerful stories who can help people to heal by telling and living better stories

According to the Many Worlds hypothesis in physics, whenever we come to a fork in our life road, our universe splits. We go forward on the chosen road, but that’s not the whole story.

A parallel self, in a parallel world, follows the road not taken in this world. You are usually clueless about this until you start remembering dreams that are glimpses of continuous lives you are living somewhere else.

Physicist Brian Greene speculates that we all have “endless doppelgangers” leading parallel lives in parallel universes. As an active dreamer, explore this experientially — and learn how to bring gifts and lessons from a parallel world into this one.

Through these excursions, grow a personal geography of the multiverse and accumulate first-hand data on the reality of parallel worlds. The explorations you are guided to make may rise to the level of Alternate Reality Therapy.

In this module, you’ll:

• Recognize that serial dreams may be glimpses of continuous lives you are living in other realities
• Examine experiences of déjà vu as clues that you may have experienced something in a parallel life that is now converging with this one
• Look in on parallel lives to dismiss old regrets and claim gifts and knowledge from your selves who made different choices
• Seek timely and helpful communication with a parallel self
• Develop a model for understanding your multidimensional self and all lines of potential creative energy open to you
• Effect a quantum shift in your present life

Marija Gimbutas declared with urgent clarity in The Civilization of the Goddess: “We must refocus our collective memory. The necessity of this has never been greater as we discover that the path of ‘progress’ is extinguishing the very conditions for life on earth.”

Robert has pioneered a new discipline — dream archaeology — which provides powerful tools for refocusing collective memory and facilitating cultural soul recovery. The dream archaeologist melds the arts and skills of the shamanic dreamer, the scholar, and the detective.

Dreams guide you to the necessary past, to the history you need to know and use. Dreams may also trigger and direct specific lines of research.

In dreaming, you have direct access to the realm of the ancestors. You can choose to reach them through Active Dreaming.

In this module, you’ll:

• Play detective with dream information
• Learn that your dreams may be visas to different traditions and lineages, if you follow the assignments they give you
• Be inspired by how dreams have guided and continue to guide archaeologists in the field
• Track correspondences between your dreams and mythology
• Embark on a shamanic dream journey to an ancient site and another time
• Visit an extraordinary place in the imaginal realm from which journeys to different times and cultures are easy
• Practice cultural soul recovery, bringing back lost knowledge, ritual, and connection with ancestral wisdom keepers.

Robert’s life was changed by his visionary encounters with the ancient Mohawk shaman and Mother of the Wolf Clan he calls Island Woman. In the Mohawk language, the word for shaman or healer is ratetshents, which means “dreamer.”

In her tradition, dreams reveal the “secret wishes of the soul.” The daily task of the community is to gather around a dreamer to help her recognize what the soul is saying and take action to honor the soul’s purpose.

For the Iroquois or Haudenosaunee, dreaming is also about human survival. Dreams show us what is happening at a distance in time or space. Iroquois dreamers were skilled at scouting the future with the help of their animal and bird allies and developed a distinctive practice for changing the possible future for the better.

Dreaming is a way of connecting with the ancestors and of looking at the consequences of human actions, down to the seventh generation beyond ourselves, as the Iroquois insist that wise leaders must always do.

In this module, you’ll:

• Recognize the secret wishes of the soul, as revealed in dreams
• Take action to honor the wishes of the soul for healing and integration
• Recognize and clarify future events revealed in dreams
• Take action to avoid unwanted possible events — and manifest desirable ones
• Learn from Iroquoian conceptions of multiple souls and their fate after death
• Look into Hiawatha’s Mirror, and draw on one of the great North American legends to find ways to peace and healing in our own times

When the world fell into the Dark Times and people started living with wild pigs and anacondas, forgetting they had any higher purpose, a dreamer made a perilous journey of ascension — dropping his astral body after he left his physical body to gain knowledge and help from higher powers.

He was able to call souls of his people back into their bodies and help them remember what it means to live as a decent human being. We’ll borrow from the origin story and interdimensional maps of the Makiritare (or Yekuana), a dreaming people of Venezuela.

They recount the Otherworldly journey of Medatia, the first dream shaman, who ended the Dark Time by gaining the spiritual power to bring home souls trapped in illusory realities.

He traveled to seven worlds beyond this one and brought skills and insight from all of them.

In this module, you’ll:

• Study and compare Amerindian conceptions of the soul and its flight paths
• Learn to seek “word souls” for healing through sacred stories
• Explore the beautiful vision of waking and dreaming as two wings of the butterfly
• Make shamanic journey to encounter the higher self on successive levels
• Hear and receive the caution of a great Yanomami shaman that “you have to dream to postpone the end of the world”

You have direct access to sacred knowledge, in your dreams. Your dreams are a personal oracle that reveals the future and helps you prepare for it.

Don’t let anyone tell you what your dreams mean. Get rid of dream dictionaries. Pay attention to signs from the world around you. Know that everything in the universe is interconnected and constantly interweaving.

Use your imagination. What you grow there will be stamped on your world and on your soul — on the energy body in which you’ll travel to another life after death.

Amazingly, these insights come from a fifth-century Greek bishop of Ptolemais, Synesius of Cyrene. His treatise, On Dreams, is one of the wisest books ever written on dreams, coincidence and imagination. He asserted that “dream divination is available to all, the good genius to everyone.”

Synesius was a most unusual bishop, a student and lifelong friend of Hypatia, the great woman philosopher of Alexandria. In his life and work, we find a confluence between the best of the ancient practice of philosophy and the new religion of the Roman empire.

In this module, you’ll:

• Use dreams as personal oracles
• Meet your muse
• Make a personal dictionary of symbols
• Keep books of night and day
• “Fly higher than eagles” in conscious dream journeys
• Read the sign language of the world in the understanding that the true sage is a person “who understands the relationship of the parts of the universe”

The sage Vasistha responds to questions from Prince Rama about the meaning of life, and the record becomes a vast Kashmiri Sanskrit text called the Yoga Vasistha. It contains one of the greatest collections of dream reports in world literature, and they are thrilling to hear.

As the sage tells us, in dreaming, we can step in and out of different lives and different worlds. Our dreams change things in the physical world and can even generate worlds. Dreaming is central to spiritual illumination and the key to understanding that the world we inhabit — waking and sleeping — are equally real or illusory.

While dream yoga is often presented as a way to seek moksha and escape the wheel of samsara, Vasistha is very clear that the prince must bring what he learns in dream and meditation to work in the world.

Traditional dream readers in India help dreamers erase harmful past tendencies and find treasure maps, as in the wonderful story “The Sketcher of Pictures,” which Robert retells.

In this module, you’ll:

• Harvest signature insights and practices from India, including “Life Is a Dream: Do You Remember?”
• Clean the pipes! One of the goals of dreamwork is to recognize and release “past tendencies” (vasanas) from this and other lives, that hold us in bondage
• Recognize how true initiation and apprenticeship can take place in dreaming
• Realize you can enter and retrieve other life experiences as a conscious dreamer
• Awaken inside your dreams, ready to create realities
• Understand that dreams provide treasure maps for fulfillment in this world, as well as maps of other worlds
• See that you are dreaming all the time, including when you suppose you are awake

Harriet Tubman was the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad, the network that helped escaping slaves from the South travel to safety in the era of the American Civil War. She is credited with helping up to 300 slaves to find freedom.

As a girl she suffered a terrible wound, and afterward was prone to falling into sudden “sleeps” in which she saw the future.

There was a gift in this wound. It enabled her to find safe roads forward when leading fugitives on the run. When staying at the home of a New York minister, Harriet dreamed that President Lincoln freed the slaves three years before he issued the Emancipation Proclamation.

She came down to breakfast in high excitement, singing, “My people are free! My people are free!” Her host, Reverend Henry Garnet, tried to calm her, cautioning her that emancipation would never come in their lifetimes. Harriet trusted her dream: “I tell you sir, you’ll see it, and you’ll see it soon.”

She may have inherited shamanic tracking skills from ancestors in West Africa; there is evidence that both her parents were Ashante. Robert has dreamed of her, including when he lived in a house in Troy, New York, where she once worked as a maid.

In this module, you’ll learn how:

• To use your dreams to navigate through obstacles of everyday life, opening paths to freedom and creative fulfillment for yourself and your community
• Dreams show you what lies ahead on your life road, and enable you to make better choices
• Dreams introduce you to soul friends and allies in the physical world and on the spiritual plane
• You can tap into ancestral wisdom, as Harriet may have drawn on the shamanic tracking skills of the leopard dreamers among her West African forebears
• To make a shamanic lucid dream journey to your own ancestors for counsel and guidance on how to help others

Travel into the fabulous worlds of Joan Grant — a natural seer, socialite in the world of Bertie Wooster, and one of the most popular novelists of her time. Under the veil of fiction, Joan gave us the fruits of her “far memory” of lives lived in different times, most famously in ancient Egypt.

Her novel, Winged Pharaoh, is a manual of dreaming practices taught and mastered in the Temple of Anubis, including remote viewing, telepathy, precognition, and psychopomp work.

Academic Egyptologists may object that much of this is fiction.

The fact is that it works — as you’ll discover in the experiential part of this class, which melds delightful biography (starting with Joan’s conception in the Blue Grotto on the island of Capri) with dream archaeology and the exploration of our relations with past lives and other worlds.

In this module, you’ll explore:

• Ancient Egyptian dreaming practices
• How to remember previous personalities through the art of far memory
• How to test and verify your memories of other lives
• How to monitor how your present life may be influenced by the dramas of other lives, and how personalities across time may be linked by what Joan calls the “Integral”
• How to deepen your practice of growing your awareness and lucid dreaming skills in the fertile space between sleep and awake, often the launch pad for Joan’s excursions across time

Yeats’ poetry carries us into the dreamworld, to an enchanted hazel wood where a silver trout becomes a girl with apple blossom in her hair, to a lake isle, to the golden birds of Byzantium, and to the lovely and perilous realms of faerie.

Yeats was a magus — an adept of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, familiar with ceremonial magic and also an avid psychical researcher who went to seances and sought to talk to the dead through mediums.

Few know the depth of his practice as a dreamer. Yeats valued dreams that were “granted” more than dreams that were “sought,” and recorded dreams in his notebooks and letters. He also developed practices for dream incubation, lucid dreaming, and “mutual visioning” in which he met others on the astral plane.

Drawing on little-known primary sources and Robert’s lifelong love of Yeats, unpack insights and practices you can follow in your own life, and embark on magical journeys powered by the sonorous verse of the greatest poet of the twentieth century.

In this module, you’ll explore:

• How spontaneous night dreams provide the best “ways of lighting on the truth, that the reason has not”
• Yeats’ methods of mutual visioning — lucid entry into shared dreamscapes with a partner or group
• Yeats’ methods of symbol sending — telepathic transmission of powerful or magical images
• Yeats’ conception of the spiritus mundi, a single intelligence that causes universal symbols to appear in individual minds
• Yeats’ account of how the dead “dream back” to the living in scenes from the life just ended to get their stories straight
• Yeats on the journey to Connla’s Well, the Otherworld source of wisdom and inspiration — and the River Shannon
• The enchanted hazel wood of “The Song of Wandering Aengus” on a path of real magic and soul remembering

Jung labored to bring together the best of Western science and scholarship with ancient ways of soul travel and soul remembering. Throughout his life, he was guided by dreams and synchronicity.

Learn from his practice rather than his theories.

Journey, like Jung, through the many-tiered house of the soul. Walk with the Sacred Guide, as Jung walked with his Philemon. Meet the Shadow. Discover that dreams unlock the limitless field of nonlocal mind he called the “collective unconscious.”

Learn to navigate by synchronicity, and practice field perception as Jung did when he watched the movements of wind and water, and of a fox or a beetle, as he counseled his clients by Lake Zurich.

In this module, you’ll:

• Walk and talk with a Sacred Guide, as Jung walked with Philemon
• Show up for the meeting with yourself that dreaming offers
• Journey through many levels of the house of your life
• Navigate by synchronicity and awaken to everyday oracles
• Recognize and respond to the play of the archetypes within you and around you
• Use Jung’s method of “active imagination” and Robert’s dream re-entry technique to respond to any images that comes to you — including scary ones — as portals to healing and empowerment
• Explore Jung’s conclusion in his last major essay that “It is an age-old fact that God speaks, chiefly, through dreams and visions”

The intelligence Jane Roberts called Seth in her Oversoul 7 series is one of the really great dream educators. He is crystal-clear about the important things that go on in dreaming.

Consciousness travels outside the body, every night, in dreams. Dreaming, you travel to other realities, no less real (and maybe more so) than the physical world.

Dreaming, you may choose from an infinity of probable events, which will become physical. You can tune into parallel selves by waking up to what is going on in your dreams.

Great creativity is multidimensional art, in which the creative mind is able to draw on the gifts and energy of many selves. You may be able to borrow strength and skills from parallel selves who made different choices and are walking on other roads in the Many Worlds.

In this module, you’ll learn that:

• You travel beyond the physical body in dreams in an astral body and other vehicles
• You are living continuous lives in other realities that you glimpse in dreams
• You can connect with other personalities in your multidimensional soul family for mutual benefit
• Reincarnation is real, but is only one of many after-death options — don’t get trapped in linear conceptions of karma, because any past or future is a probable reality that can be accessed and changed now
• Dreaming is the best preparation for dying — “You are already familiar with all conditions you will meet after death. In the dream state you operate under the same conditions… you may meet after death”
• Your most important life teacher may be your oversoul, or greater self — rise to view your life issues from its perspective, and awaken to a hidden order of events and even bring in a blessed sense of divine comedy

This intensive builds upon the core teachings from the 7-module program, The Power of Active Dreaming. When you purchase The Furthest Reaches of Active Dreaming 18-module intensive, you gain access to this powerful resource as well! You can complete the core teachings at your leisure, but it’s best to begin before the new sessions start.

In this 7-module introductory program, every dream is a doorway — walk through to claim the magic waiting for you on the other side. Active dreaming offers you the chance to unlock the power of your inner wisdom and bring wonder, clarity, and purpose back into your waking world.

Each session builds harmoniously upon the previous ones, so you’ll develop a complete, holistic understanding of the practices, tools, and principles you’ll need to successfully access the wisdom of your dreams to gain clarity, connect with spiritual allies, and create positive change in your waking life.

Module 1: Call Back Your Lost Dreams & Bring Magic From Other Worlds Into This One

Module 2: Fly Beyond Lucid Dreams Like the Ancient Dream Shamans

Module 3: Dream With Your Animal Helpers & Spiritual Guides

Module 4: Dream With the Departed & Your Ancestral Soul Family

Module 5: Travel to Past, Future & Parallel Times to Change Your Life for the Better

Module 6: Access Your Personal Dream Doctor to Activate Hidden Sources of Healing for Your Body, Mind & Spirit

Module 7: Navigate the Dream of Waking Life & Find the Extraordinary in the Ordinary

PLUS, you’ll get the The Power of Active Dreaming Bonus Offering

Bonus #1

Lucid Dreaming & the Elixir of Sleep
Video Dialogue With Robert Moss and Clare Johnson

Bonus #2

Secrets of the Ancient Dream Shamans
Video Lecture by Robert Moss

The original price of The Power of Active Dreaming on its own was $349, but it’s INCLUDED in your registration for the advanced course!