” Our subtle body is intimately tied to image-making power: the imagination.” Gregory Shaw I have not posted in quite some time because I have been experimenting with a group of artists. From the start of my Embodied Imagination training,…
A tincture from a dream worked by Kat Taylor, the dreaming created this landscape. The images speak their language, leaning into to hear their voices. communal square so so quiet.descending stairsbare feet on cold tileenclosed narrow realmsforward speed towards black…
In our approach to resonating with dream images, we regard the images as Presences that have arrived in the dream zone from the Imaginal Realm…The Presence is cloaked in surfaces, textures, body, etc., and we approach it gently and with…
Please share! A brave soul has ventured forth. We send gratitude and love to you! /18/20The Wavein a long hall of tapestry, rugs, and writings.there’s a small car in the hall, across from me, with a man in white sitting…
Last night I watched Call For Dreams on Amazon. Following an ongoing discovery journey through his creative process, audio-visual artist and composer Ran Slavin presents “Call for Dreams,” a feature film that encapsulates and elaborates many of his previous inspirations and obsessions.…
The imaginal is a confluence between two different realities. Let us feel into this image above. Relax into your body, and you have never been here before. As you gaze, sense with your body, what draws your attention? Stay in…
When we imagine, our primary mode of being is listening. We listen, therefore we are. We hear and, we let what we hear work through us for the sake of the voice. We bring realization to the imagined. We live…
After talking with Pamela over the weekend, I thought it was worth registering a reaction I’ve had, as my two-person-four-cat household worked to grasp the new hygiene and limited grocery access that suddenly defined our lives. Because we are…
Aatish Taseer is a gifted travel writer. My encounter with his work came in the form of a May 15, 2019 article in the New York Times Magazine, entitled “In Search of Ancient Morocco”. The article is an evocative…
In my last blog entry, we explored two historical encounters with the Imaginal, recorded in history and legend. Throughout the hundreds of generations of human experience, probably millions of such experiences have occurred, some written about, others told, still…
