Thread: Active Dreaming Coast To Coast AM with Robert Moss

Originally Posted by Shaman1982

This is very interesting stuff about dreams - Main Show Only - Active Dreaming Coast To Coast AM - YouTube

Oh! Shaman1982

I began transcribing that amazing Coast to Coast interview on 8-June this year, here:

http://www.dreamviews.com/f19/can-pe...-coast-134948/

I will continue it here in your thread if you like. Originally there was an hour interview with another gust about serial killers. I was up to (1 hour, 17 minutes) but you're Youtube is even called "Main Show only" so I will continue from (7:33) of your link. Here goes.

So

The Aboriginal understands that through dreams, (not just through sleep dreams) but through wide-awake dreams, through listening to signs and synchronicities in the world around you, you learn to get into the Dream-Time.

So by osmosis thst's part of my upbringing.

(7:33)

Oh, sorry for duplicating your post, i tried to search for it before i have posted it here, but i didn't find it for some reason, so i thought is not here. Feel free to get this thread deleted and change your youtube link in your thread.

Originally Posted by Shaman1982

Oh, sorry for duplicating your post, i tried to search for it before i have posted it here, but i didn't find it for some reason, so i thought is not here. Feel free to get this thread deleted and change your youtube link in your thread.

NO NO NO Shaman1982

Folk like new threads. I am honoured that you like the same Yotubes that I do. Please keep this thread open. I'd clean forgot about this wonderful interview.

Also

If any one clicks on the link in my old thread they will find the Youtube GONE.

So

I would not be able to continue the transcription with out your link. And your link is easier to work with because there is only Rob's interview. My old link had an hour of psycopathic serial killrrs to wade through before the interview with Rob.

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But what made it clear to me as a kid (...) was I died a lot.

In those days they didn't have Raymond Moody's term "The Near-Death-Experience" (...) I prefer what an Australian doctor said when I was 9. To my parents he said, "Oh the poor kid, he died and came back, didn't he."

I lost vital signs for several minutes in a Melbourne Hospital when I was 9. I went in for an emergency appendectomy, I'd been in the previous week with double pneumonia, I was a very sick kid at that time. And when they started to operate on me (...) I found my self floating-up under the ceiling, looking at the scene of a 9 year old kid with blood and scalple amd nurses.

And

Not wanting to be there I wandered out of the operating theatre and I wandered down the corridor. My mother is sobbing amd I don't want to share her pain. I know how worried she is.

I want to do what regular kids want to do.

I want to do what regular kids want to do. I want to go to the pictures, I want to go to the beach. I want to go to the Theme Park down the beach, Luna Park, just for fun.

So, I find myself, without thinking about it, going through the window and going down the beach.

I forgot I'd left my body in the operation room.

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There's the big Moon Faced entrance of Luna Park, the Australian theme park. And I go through the entrance thinking I'll go look at girls, I'll ride the trains, and rides, I won't pay for a ticket.

Then suddenly there's (?) and I'm no longer on the train I boarded. I'm sucked down into the earth and I'm welcomed by a people who are humanoid but not quite like us. They are elegant, they're very thin, they're very tall, pale, they're beautifull.

They welcome me as one of they're own.

And

I seem to spend a life as a man for maybe 90 years, among them. I become a Father, a Grandfather and an Elder of they're society.

Then my body is used up. (...) As they cremate me I float up on the smoke and feel I'm going to their afterlife but I'm drawn back into the body of a sickly 9 year old body.

And I remember this.

And it's very hard to talk about this to the adults around me in the conservative era of Australian society.

9:22

I'm from a military family, you didn't talk about this sort of thing, recklessly.

The first person I met who understood this kind of thing was an Aboriginal kid. He said, "Oh yeah." matter-of-fact like, not mystical.

"Oh, we do that. We get sick, we go to a special place with the Meme Spirits and when we get well, we come back."

That was the first explanation of what happened to me.

(...) If you have this kind of experience in childhood with no safe way of talking about it to your teachers or your parents or your family, you learn to lay-low for a while. So I was quiet about The Dreaming.

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(...) If you have this kind of experience in childhood with no safe way of talking about it to your teachers or your parents or your family, you learn to lay-low for a while. So I was quiet about The Dreaming for a long time. But I used it.

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It kept me alive when I was a War Correspondent in Vietnam. I would be dead on a Road outside Nompen if I hadn't listened to a dream. The photographer I had a date with that morning is dead because he wouldn't hear the dream. But I did.

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It (dreams) kept me alive when I was a War Correspondent in Vietnam. I would be dead on a Road outside Phnom Penh if I hadn't listened to a dream. The photographer I had a date with that morning is dead because he wouldn't hear the dream. But I did.

Main Show Only - Active Dreaming Coast To Coast AM - YouTube

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Robert Moss:

So in all my roles in life as a journalist as a professor as a thriller writer as teacher today, I have used The Dreaming. But I reached a point in my life when it became essential because of my own visionary experiences, to go public, and help people to claim the gifts of The Dreaming that’s waiting for them.

It’s time.

We need this.

It’s of the most urgent and vital importance we become Dreamers again, in the full sense of the word. Our Planet needs it, our humanity needs it.

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Interviewer-George:

It’s critical!


Robert Moss:

It’s critical!

One of the things Dreamers do in Indigenous societies, George, is again, far-far beyond Western Psychology, is, they listen to the Earth, they listen to Sea, and they listen to the patterns of the Larger Picture. They feel and Intuit the cycles of life over the larger perspective.

They hear the ancestor’s and they communicate with those who are not yet born.

They guide the incoming souls into the bodies so that they can be born well in this world and have spiritual parents. They do things like that, a little bit idealistic but practical. We can learn to do this too and my goodness, it’s time.

Interviewer-George:

Robert, tell us the story of your moving to Upstate New York and what happened there.