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DREAMTIMEtv is a six-part educational series that will unravel the mystery of dreams. Launching in November on PBS stations across the country, the 30-minute programs give viewers the vocabulary, tools and methods to work with their dreams. The program topics included are Universal Archetypes; Dream Symbols: How to Work With Them Nightmares; Extraordinary Dreams; Children’s Dreams; Dreams of Sex, Sensuality and Relationships.
Here at the School of Metaphysics we are pleased to announce that President Dr. Laurel Clark is featured in this series. Tune into your local PBS station this fall, then come to Dr. Clark's lecture tour.
Read an article about Dr. Clark's tour.
Listen for Dr. Clark on your favorite station
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The Universal Language of Dreams
Dr. Laurel Clark
We all dream and those dreams influence all areas of life. In the academic world, anthropologists study dreams to learn about culture, theologians study dreams as they appear in religion and scripture, neurologists, biologists, psychiatrists, and other physical scientists study the brain and how it functions during sleep and dream time. Artists and writers use dreams for inspiration, psychologists study dreams as a counseling tool, gerontologists study dreams to understand the aging process, the military uses dreams to help soldiers with Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. Parapsychologists study dream telepathy, precognitive dreams, and visitation dreams. Ecologists and people involved with bringing about world peace organize intentional group dreaming. These are just some of the ways that people use dreams for greater understanding of humanity.
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Knowing how to communicate in the Universal Language of Mind enables us to speak the same language as any other human being. It affords us the opportunity to meet people face to face, mind to mind, heart to heart, and soul to soul. This lecture can help you develop these kinds of relationships with the people in your life! |
FALL LECTURE SCHEDULE
October 13th, 7pm
Downtown Library
301 York Street
Louisville, KY
October 14th, 7pm
Central Library
40 E. St. Clair Street
Indianapolis, IN
October 21st, 7pm
University of Illinois in Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted, Room 302
Chicago, Illinois
October 22nd, 730pm
Bolingbrook Recreation Aquatic Center (BRAC)
200 S Lindsey Lane
Bolingbrook, IL
October 23rd, 730pm
Champaign Public Library
Pavilion room C
200 W. Green Street
Champaign, IL
October 27th, 630pm
Belle Isle Public Library
5501 N. Villa
Oklahoma City, OK
October 30th, 730pm
Central for Spiritual Living, Sanctuary room
International Place
4801 Spring Valley Rd., Suite 115
Dallas, TX
November 20th, 7pm
Drury University
Springfield, MO
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