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Art from Dreams: My Jungian Journey in Collage, Assemblage, and Poetry

October 14, 2014 admin 0

Dreams appear mysterious. The images and symbols conveyed are gleaned from such diverse sources as present situations, childhood, religion, history, etc.: All attempting to communicate information from our unconscious mind to our conscious mind. Both minds perceive and assimilate […] […]

Carly Abramovitz – Letting Go of Love

February 12, 2014 Editor 1

I can’t seem to let go no matter how hard I try. My first love (from nearly a decade ago) and I long parted hearts, yet she still turns up in my dreams. The relationship […]

The Leisure Hours

November 26, 2013 Rick Whitaker 1

[Psychology Tomorrow Proudly Presents an Excerpt from Rick Whitaker’s An Honest Ghost] Introduction An Honest Ghost is a novel which evolved (over eight years) out of an Oulipo-style strict rule I set for myself at the […] […]

Outside-In: Making Art in Dream Space

August 23, 2012 Jeff Warren 1

Today when we think about the science of sleep and dreaming we imagine EEG polygraphs and fMRIs of cloudy cranial matter. The brain is the primary object of study. It was not always so. Back […] […]

Lucid Dreaming: Testing the Laws of the Dream World

June 11, 2012 Jeff Warren 11

DREAMS are difficult to get a handle on for most of us. We project through them like blunt-nosed missiles, responding to the unfolding action automatically, never questioning the larger often-impossible context, however many iridescent blimp-sized […] […]