Across time and cultures, humans have turned to their dreams for wisdom, connection, and magic. Why is that?

There are three important reasons, says dreamwork pioneer Robert Moss, creator of Active Dreaming, his signature blend of dreamwork and shamanism.

First, dreams give us access to deeper sources of wisdom than our waking lives can provide. They enable us to connect with our souls, our ancestors, the animate spirits of Nature, and even a God or Goddess we can talk to.

Second, they show us the future so we can prepare for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

And finally, dreams are medicine, revealing what’s happening in your body and soul — and providing a path for healing.

Robert affirms that it’s time to reclaim the best of these timeless dreamwork traditions that span diverse cultures and lineages — to grow a new dreaming society in which we share our dreams and rely on them, not only as keys to the health of the body and soul but as a vital tool for human survival.

Join us for a brand-new hour-long event as Robert shares how learning from other ancient traditions’ perspectives on dreaming — for example, the Aborigines, Native Americans, ancient Egyptians, or Celts — helps you broaden your own dream practice as you let go of limiting beliefs found within any single tradition.

Robert will share a practice that gives you the opportunity to walk through a hazel wood with him and the poet W.B. Yeats to a magic apple orchard where you may find a vital part of your soul. You’ll join in an ancient Celtic blessing as a way to claim your connection with Heaven and Earth and the elemental powers. This practice is designed to boost your spirit and connect you with something you’ve been yearning for.

With Robert’s guidance, you’ll follow in the footsteps of trailblazing dreamers across cultures who’ve learned to enter other realities at will, scout the future, dialogue with the spirits, and dream for others.

You’ll learn why dreaming isn’t just about what happens while you’re sleeping — it’s about waking up to a deeper reality. You’ll also explore how life itself is a dream and will speak to you through dream symbols if you learn how to pay attention.

Robert will also explain the Iroquoian tradition that urges us to follow your dreams — or what they call honoring the “secret wishes of your soul” — to bring more vital energy into your life as you discover your place within our bigger story.

As you’ll discover, these dreamers had a special place of respect as shamans and seers, healers and creators, priestesses and poets — and you can join Robert at the forefront of rebirthing a dreaming society in our world today.