I think they must call it "blog guilt"--when you haven't written an entry for so long that you wonder if people think you're dead. Ken Wilber invented a related term, which he termed "neogenic guilt," or New Age guilt--which is the not-so-exquisite experience of believing that you create your own reality, and thus must assume the blame for whenever you get sick, or run into s--- happening.I started a new online training/personal dream group last night with five dreamers spread across the US. I've been using Zoom videoconferencing for all kinds of meetings, and it's just perfect for online group dream work. The purpose of the 10-week group is to learn co-creative dream analysis, and to practice with each other's dreams.
I just received the cover image for a new book that will be published this spring, for which I wrote a chapter. Edited by my colleagues and friends Stan Krippner and Jacquie Lewis (both of Saybrook Institute), I am honored to be the fine company of 13 other chapter authors, who present a particular traditional or contemporary approach to dream theory/practice. The title of my chapter is, "The FiveStar Method: Using Co-creative Dream Analysis in Psychotherapy."
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