Imagery, Dreams, and Imagination - The 24-Hour Dreamer - Monthly Meetup

Working with your night dreams, daydreams, moods, body feelings, and other wanderings with the unconscious

We are extremely prolific dreamers, pouring unconscious material into our sleeping and waking lives. With a bit of training, these messages will become more observable and, with practice, more understandable and useful.

Imagery practice is great for:

-creativity and the arts
-learning about our selves
-mind-body work
-dream meaning exploration
-stress reduction

This monthly class uses the dream group method to explore night dreams and in-class and out-of-class imagery-producing techniques to capture and explore the content of our daydreams, moods, autobiographical memories, and knowings that come up in body sensations. Format includes short presentations, extended discussion by the group, time for individual practice, and optional sharing.

-Includes general techniques and those from: Open Focus; Helen Bonny's Guided Imagery and Music; Monte Ullman's Dreamwork; Jeremy Taylor Projective Dreamwork; Focusing; Voice Dialogue, and more.

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Sacred Circle Books (we meet upstairs) is close to King St. Metro (about 7 blocks), neighborhood on-street parking, and metered parking.

>Average attendance: 5 to 8 people (but room for more) - Note: Some attendees don't appear on the Meetup headcount but come from the listing in the Sacred Circle Books newsletter.

Free, but small donations ($5) are always appreciated to help defray the cost of rent and materials.

Join us or call for more information: 703-975-9175; see blog - http://www.FireballImagery.com

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Instructor: Gary Goodwin has led dream groups since 1991 and has received training from major dreamworkers Jeremy Taylor and Monte Ullman. He is a certified Interactive Guided Imagery guide, Level 1 Guided Imagery and Music guide, and has completed training with imagery instructors David Bresler, Mark Lawrence, Belleruth Naperstak, and Ann Weiser Cornell.