Dreaming Metaphysical

Essays About Archetypal Dreamwork

To find our true child selves, to claim the elixir of Divine Love, we must journey through our dreams to the core of our souls. We begin our lives as the child self with a connection to the Divine. But, by necessity, as we grow up, the child self recedes from the ego below the subconscious and into the unconscious. The gap between the ego and the child self is revealed in the discrepancies presented in dreams.

Like ocean waves that wash up onto the shore and leave behind flecks of foam and parts of the ocean itself, the Child Self also leaves flecks or fragments of what was once a divine reality as it recedes into the unconscious. These spiritual fragments in the subconscious are not the wholeness of the child self. They are fragments of a gift, or the remembrance of something holy.

The intention of the child self is to seek Divine Love. Our choice as adults is Will we go back to reclaim the child self? That is the work of Archetypal Dreamwork.

In this book of short and powerful essays, Marc Bregman pulls together teachings and thoughts, delving deeper into Archetypal Dreamwork, into this journey to the child self.