Posts Tagged Robert Bosnak

Dreaming the Earth Mother, Searching for Ground

On February 18, 2020 / Creativity, Health, Psychology and Mythology / 16 Comments

I’ve always felt grounded, sturdy in my hiking boots on a challenging trail, but there is no “always” in bodies. We change constantly, quickly or slowly. In 2013, as my L ear roared and the hearing disappeared,

When Dreams Tell Our Future

On February 17, 2015 / Bereavement and End of Life, Family and Friends / 29 Comments

“I had a dream last night,” my husband said in a thin raspy voice. “Really?” I said. Although he’d experienced a lifetime of vibrant dreams, he’d had few during recent months fueled by prednisone, codeine, and Ambien. “Yeah. I dreamed

Finding Balance during Grief: Healing Dreams and Creativity

On December 10, 2013 / Bereavement and End of Life, Creativity, Psychology and Mythology / 27 Comments

I try out for a team that demands gymnastic skills. I do a handstand, shocked by my ability and strength. I’m told to hold this position, as though I am an antenna tuned into an important station.