SANTA BARBARA — A western trained surgeon and initiated African shaman, CLL teacher David Cumes M.D. will share his unique perspective and training to explore how spirit guides script our dreams and how to interpret them from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 8 at the Schott Campus, Schott Auditorium, 310 W. Padre Street, Santa Barbara.
Are you a lucid dreamer who can be aware of being in a dream and make things materialize? There are no limits in a lucid dream, and the key is being able to recognize you are dreaming.
Try this surprising way to help you identify a dream, and come learn more about interpreting them Saturday at the CLL.
Believe you’re dreaming?
- Look at your hands or feet. In a dream, they will appear distorted and not the same as they do in real time.
- Before sleeping, study your hands and feet for a minute or two to remind yourself to do so in your dream.
Try it out!
Join us at the CLL to discuss several valid methods of dream interpretation; Subconscious, Jungian, Yogic and Shamanic. To Shamans and others working in the cosmic ‘Field’ a psychological interpretation of dreams is seriously limited. Dreams are often ‘instructional’ in nature and are a gateway to a ‘Field’ of non-localized space/time information through which our spirit guides help us. Dr. Cumes will help you discover how these methods differ, how spirit guides script our dreams and how to interpret them. Share your dreams with your classmates.
- WHAT: Dreams and How Spirit Guides Script Them
- WHEN: 10 a.m.-noon Saturday July 8
- WHERE: Schott Campus, Schott Auditorium, 310 W. Padre Street, Santa Barbara
- ADMISSION: $19
- EVENT INFO: info@theCLL.org, (805) 687-0812
Please register here.
Course number: 21045
About SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning (The CLL): The SBCC Center for Lifelong Learning mission is to be responsive to the diverse lifelong learning needs of adult members of the Santa Barbara Community. CLL aims to be the educational, cultural and social hub for the Santa Barbara community, continuing a nearly 60-year tradition of excellence. CLL is online at www.theCLL.org, and on Facebook (sbccCLL), Twitter (@sbccCLL) and YouTube.