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Communal dreaming is not about escapism, nor is it avoidance of the collapsing crises of our lived realities. Dreaming can be found in radical imagination as described by Robin D.G. Kelley in his book Freedom Dreams: “a collective imagination engaged in an actual movement for liberation. It is fundamentally a product of struggle, of victories and

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Ask yourself these questions:

• How can I create space in my daily rhythm to enter the imaginal realm - through rest, silence, stillness, or intentional dreaming?

• As the earth undergoes its hidden transformation, what inner transformation is quietly unfolding within me?

• If I let the land dream through me, what future—or what way of being—begins... See more

This is the season when the unseen does its most potent work, when seeds lie hidden in the dark and yet are already swelling with the memory of future green.

Dreaming is one of the most radical acts of creation available to us, a sacred technology that allows us to commune with the unseen world, where the first threads of new realities are spun.

Dreams are emissaries from the deeper self that bring forth messages from the forgotten, the exiled, and the yet-to-be-born parts of our psyche.

When we allow ourselves to vision new worlds, especially in these long, Winter nights, we enter into a partnership with the imaginal realm, a place where intuition, archetype, and ancestral memory converge. It is here that we begin shaping the future from a place of receptivity and collaboration, rather than imposing what we think should be.... See more