M.J. Rose

The following article was written by the esteemed “dream master” Robert Moss – the pioneer of Active Dreaming, an original synthesis of shamanism and modern dreamwork. I am not sure how to introduce the article to you while doing it justice because it contains so many visionary elements. How about you just dive in and you’ll see why I want to share it with you!

Far Memory of a Dream Priestess of Ancient Egypt
(From Dream Gates: Tapping the Power of Dreams, Coincidence, and Imagination by Robert Moss)

Joan Grant’s book Winged Pharaoh (first published in 1938) takes us into the possible reality of the First Dynasty and the dream training of a king’s daughter who becomes co-ruler of Egypt. As she explains in a memoir (Far Memory), the book came to Joan through “far memory” of a possible past life. After a short visit to Egypt, she was shown a collection of Egyptian scarabs in London. When she took the oldest in her hand, she saw vivid scenes of the time and place from which it had come, and then began talking as Sekeeta, the dreaming princess of her story.

We are dealing here with a visionary narrative that transcends the categories of fiction and nonfiction. The best word to describe it is the Greek term mythistorema, which could be translated as “mythic history” but which I would prefer to render as mythistory – in other words, a true history of something that may or may not have happened but always is…”

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What the afterlife is really like according to a spirit guide channeled in trance by April Crawford:

President of the Royal Society, England’s Astronomer Royal, Lord Martin Rees brings a lifetime of cosmological inquiry to a crucial question: What if human success on Earth determines life’s success in the universe? He thinks that civilization’s chances of getting out of this century intact are about 50/50. Please enjoy this incredibly educational seminar by cosmologist and astrophysicist Martin Rees presented by The Long Now Foundation – an organization that concerns itself with long term thinking:

Click here for the audio.