Benefits of Dream Work
Benefits of Dream Work for
Individuals, Businesses and Communities
Dreams herald change in our lives.
They reflect strong emotions and concerns, emerging problems as well
as creative solutions for our well being. By becoming aware of your
dreams and working with the information they provide, you increase
your ability to recognize unhealthy patterns in yourself and in
organizations, and create powerful alternatives.
(see How Our
Dreaming Mind Speaks to Us)
Individuals:
The birth of a child, the death of a
loved one, a new marriage, the loss of divorce, career shifts, changes
in our emotional and physical health, mid-life course corrections,
developing new talents, retirement, all of these human experiences
occur because of change within us and our relationships, or force
change upon us. Our reactions to changes make all the difference in
whether we empower ourselves to create the life we want, or feel
victimized and battered. Dream work is a life-long skill that can
dramatically change the way you view yourself in relation to the
world, and transform the choices you make.
Businesses:
Businesses, like people, must change
and evolve, not only to simply meet the demands of the market place,
but also to discover and develop creative new products and solutions.
Dream work is a simple yet powerful tool, to access the collective
creative capacity of your product teams, solve problems and uncover
unconscious concerns or beliefs that may be blocking your company’s
success.
Communities:
Social and community organizations,
councils, communal-living groups, churches, families and other
co-operative associations working toward a common goal, can use dream
work as a tool for visioning and problem solving. Tribal societies
have long revered the dreams of their members, as vital to their
collective well being and used them to inform their group decisions.
Dream work within a close community, can be a powerful tool to tap the
shared wisdom of the group.
