How does Dreamwork connect people throughout our lifespans?
On Thursday, Feb. 20 at 7:00 PM Eastern, Center for Spiritual Wisdom will host its monthly discussion series A Little About A Lot. The February installment is entitled Dreams Across the Generations: Will the Psyche Be Unbroken? and presented by Vance Reese. We will convene on Zoom from 7:00 to 9:00 PM.
Joining Vance are Margaret Brown, a colleague with experience at the Haden Dream Intensives, and a panel of participants under age 30, sharing their insights from dream groups. Together, they’ll examine if (perceived) generational barriers be bridged through dream work just as Jeremy Taylor bridged (perceived) racial barriers with dream work in the 1960s.
Explore how our relationship with dreams and the Collective Conscious evolves across lifetimes. Vance Reese, who has led student dream groups at Brevard College for seven years, will delve into how younger and older generations experience dream work.
What to expect:
- Engaging dialogue about dream work across the ages
- Insights into Jungian psychology and collective unconscious
- Perspectives from students and facilitators
This free discussion is part of A Little About A Lot, a monthly series engaging communities in spiritual and social topics. Suggested donations of $8 or more help support programs like this.
Vance Reese has a Doctor of Music from Indiana University and a certificate in Dream Work Training from the Haden Institute in Flat Rock, N.C. He is on the music faculty at Brevard College, and has facilitated group dream work for several years. Vance and his wife Jean are members of the Brevard Jewish Community.