How to start (and keep) a dream journal – The Creative Independent
Keeping a dream journal might be of use. Place a pen and paper next to the bed, and as soon as you wake up, begin writing immediately with as much detail as possible before doing anything else. Try to limit any unnecessary movement. Simply turning your head can be enough to dislodge the dream from stored memory.
Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being
A dream journal is essential for working with dreams. The dream journal becomes a book of mysterious wisdom cloaked in veils of symbolism. At first, as we record our dreams, only tiny clues reveal themselves, but the dream book will build from one dream to another, and we will eventually see patterns and repetitions, and a larger story reveals
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MYSTERY SCHOOL: What could this look like? How could a group of people share and co-develop these practices?
L1, ATTENTION: What are the actual practices to train your attention? Do breathing exercises. Try the different types of meditation (eyes open/closed, mindfulness, mantras, and void states). Add symbolic meaning to how you eat, wash, and