The Electric Dreams Dream Sharing Temple





		The Cyber-Dream Library
		Common Dreams and Dreamwork
		Being Chased in a dream Teeth Falling Out Falling and Dying Examination & Test Dreams Naked in Public Sex in Dreams Mechanical Things Don’t Work Can’t Find the Bathroom Excrement and Defecation Dreams Dreams in Black and White Unfaithful Lover Abandoning the Baby Dreams Predicting the Future Unable to flee or diminished capacities Animal Dreams Floods and Natural Disasters Faceless Lovers Murder Dreams Suicide in Dreams Flying Dreams Losing things, burglary, robbery Destruction of houses and other possessions New Rooms, Houses, places Meeting Famous People Drowning, quicksand and mud Books on how to Interpret your Dreams. Ethical Standards in Dreamwork You are the final authority on the meaning of your dreams! There are no clear scientific answers about the meaning of your dreams. Different groups give different meaning to dreams. This doesn’t mean that dreams don’t have meaning. Just like when I walk down a street and open an umbrella, it means different things. Sometimes it means I think its going to rain. Sometimes I want to keep the sun off my face, and other times I just want to play. In other words, the context will give different meanings to a scene. The same is true for dreams. If you are seeing a therapist and tell them a dream about a flower you found on your doorway, this may have a very different meaning than if you were telling your lover this dream. However, the therapists interprets your dream, they will eventually want you to learn to interpret them yourself. Perhaps with you lover, you will learn to interpret dreams together. Either way, you are the final authority on the meaning and value of your dreams. However, most of us can’t resist finding out what other people are dreaming about and the meanings that they give to their dreams. The information in this document covers dreams that many people have and tell, and some of the common approaches that dreamworkers use to allow you to give them personal meaning. The word "dreamworker" here is used to mean anyone who works and plays with dreams. Some dreamworkers are psychotherapists, others are artist who allow dreams to inspire their creations. But most dreamworkers are people who explore dreams to better understand the meaning and value of their lives. I will be drawing on all these uses of the word, though the last is perhaps the most relevant. Easy Submit form [Dreams discussed by dream-flow list and published on Electric Dreams] E-mail Dreams for discussion and publication Information on Joining the dream-flow dream sharing discussion list Information on Joining an in depth dream groups [DreamWheels] News about the latest Dream Events in Cyberspace Other groups involved in online dream sharing
		Send in your dream
		Enter your dream here for publication in the Electric Dreams E-zine. `Dream Title and Pen Name` `Dream Text` Dream Date/Time `Dream Comments` If appropriate, please share my dream with the Electric Dreams community and publish on Electric Dreams with comments. I understand all postings are anonymous and no email address will be published unless a special note is sent to the editor No Interpretations, Please. Publish my dream on Electric Dreams, but please leave off any comments by others. `Comments on permissions?` Your dream will be published in the next issue, often along with comments from the Electric Dreams Community. We Protect your Privacy! All dreams are considered anonymous and published as such unless clearly indicated otherwise! If the form is not working, send your dream to Richard Wilkerson at rcwilk@dreamgate.com To see your dream in publication and any comments, be sure to Subscribe to Electric Dreams
		The Flow of Dreams
		List Name: dream-flow@lists.best.com Sponsor: Electric Dreams and DreamGate The DREAM-FLOW mail list is a way to circulate dreams and their meanings around the Internet. Dreams flow into the list from a variety of sources, including Usenet Newsgroups, Electric Dreams subscribers, dream-flow list subscribers and the Dream Temple, a Web form for sending dreams. Dream texts coming into dream-flow are considered as freely given, yet anonymous creations that cross the boundaries of sleep and waking, personal and transpersonal, born and unborn, created and found, and many other boundaries. These dreams are seen as having at least as much status an any literary genre or text, and the comments and interpretations are also seen as having at least the same status as literary criticism, philosophical or metaphysical exegesis. All dreams and comments are published monthly on Electric Dreams, which is freely distributed throughout the Net. List name: The DreamWheels Sponsor: Electric-Dreams and DreamGate The Electric Dreams Dream Wheels are dream groups via email. Generally they are 6-12 people who take turns exploring one another's dreams. The basic format of the group involves first asking questions then having each person take the dream as if it were his or her own and commenting. This non-defensive style was developed online by John Herbert and is very easy to learn, yet insightful and delightful for all participants. The groups will typically last about 2 months. For a sample dream group see The 1996 Presentation for the Association for the Study of Dreams John Herbert's Transcripts from SeniorNet DreamWheel Summer 1998 Sample in Electric Dreams To join a DreamWheel dream group, send a request to Richard Wilkerson rcwilk@dreamgate.com
		Other Internet Dream Sharing Forums
		Intuition Network Conferences offer dreams@intution.org To subscribe to email conferences, send an email message to: listserv@intuition.org In the body of your email put only (without the [] brackets): subscribe [name of conference] [your email address] The Daily Analyst This discussion list is available via Dutch psychiatrist Willem Linschoten" <willem.linschoten@consunet.nl> For subscription information, go to: The Daily Analyst - http://callisto.worldonline.nl/~cb008448 MorpheusDreams@onelist.com Spiritual and Mythopoetic dream sharing with Dr. Deus. For subscription information, stop by http://www.onelist.com/subscribe.cgi/MorpheusDreams
		Volunteer Information
		Join the Electric Dreams Dream Sharing Community and CyberDream Information Revolution: Be an Electric Dreamer! Electric Dreams continues to offer a wide variety of free dreamsharing venues and this means we log a lot of online time. It is fun and we do this because we love it! But sometimes we can't keep up with all the networking tasks and then the quality is diminished in our programs. And not everyone has the time to be a staff member (though if you do have the time and desire, drop me a line!). And so we would like to ask for ELECTRIC DREAMERS - volunteers who can give just a few minutes every week or even once a month. Here are some of the ED areas that Electric Dreamers might help in: - Co-Moderate a dream group. - Start a column on ED about your favorite topic in dreams. - Post a few dreams to a few Newsgroups or Mail lists. - Post an ad regularly to a Newsgroup you will "sponsor". - Post an ad to a mail list you will "sponsor". - Post an ad to a SIG at your commercial online carrier. - Surf the net for new dream web sites. - Surf Educational college sites for dream bibliographies - Send in addresses of magazine departments that might like to carry a story about dream sharing in cyberspace - Send in local resources on dreams - groups, schools, lectures, library resources, newsletters and new age papers. - Check you Yellow Pages for schools and ask what programs or classes on dreams and dreaming dreams are available. - Many other projects available! *Be and Electric Dreamer, sign up today...* Note: If you have offered your time before and I haven't gotten back to you, it is only because I've lost your request. Please resend!! contact Richard Wilkerson rcwilk@dreamgate.com
		Asklepios, an ancient Greek god of dreams
		The Electric Dreams community considers all Cyberdream Sites that support dreams and dreaming to be Electric Dreamers. We will do all we can to support your dream projects online. *Richard Wilkerson* Editor, Electric Dreams



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