Night Club is Celebrating One Year
Happy New Year and New Decade everybody! We wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you for joining Night Club, and to offer a brief “State of the Union” address.
Happy New Year and New Decade everybody! We wanted to take this opportunity to thank all of you for joining Night Club, and to offer a brief “State of the Union” address.
With this said, and in deep respect for the power of dream interpretation, I want to provide a forum in our Night Club where people can share their dreams, and invite others to help them understand their dreams.
A great deal of scientific research has revealed the physiological underpinnings of sleep and dreams. In this section of Night Club we will unpack how staying current on the science and medicine of sleep can provide real benefits for you. This section of Night Club has the widest applicability, being relevant to anyone who sleeps –
As with other social media platforms, rules about how to appropriately share and comment on our dreams are needed.
The last stage in the nocturnal practices is bardo yoga, which is a uniquely Tibetan contribution. “Bardo” means “gap, transitional process, in-between,” and refers to the gap between any two states of consciousness. This means that bardos occur constantly, as often as the gap between any two thoughts. But bardo yoga is classically
If lucid dreaming and dream yoga are a form of “night school,” with sleep yoga and bardo yoga we enter “graduate school.” They’re not for everyone. Don’t worry if they don’t speak to you. But these more advanced practices are in the traditions, and just knowing about them can vastly expand your horizons in terms of what’s possible
Lucid dreaming, which is when you wake up to the fact that you’re dreaming while still remaining in the dream, is the first of our nocturnal practices.