The Dream As Compost: A Special Dream Essay For Earth Day
There is so much richness in the poem “This Compost,” by Walt Whitman. Whitman uses the compost metaphor beautifully. Perhaps you can relate to the natural cycling process that he walks us through. It speaks to me personally, reflecting my inner landscape and experience with dreamwork. It also points to a natural journey we all experience as humans on this earth.
The Missing Jew: Poems 1976-2022 by Rodger Kamenetz
This book is a project 46 years in the making. The earliest edition of the book, in 1979, was written in memory of Rodger's immigrant grandfather, who spoke to him in a dream.
Rodger Kamenetz with Shiur International: The Healing in Sacred Encounters
A tale, a poem, and two dreams...the healing in sacred encounters...
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
The imagination is an essential medium for the sacred to emerge...
The Poetic Imagination And The Natural Dream
Everyone dreams, but why do we dream? For the past fifteen years I've spent tens of thousands of hours talking to people about their dreams, with careful attention. And I strongly believe that dreams do have a purpose. They have the capacity to heal us. They carry a natural medicine, and over time people can learn certain techniques for finding that medicine and making use of it.