Wisdom of Dreaming: A Guide to an Effective Dream Life - Paperback

Sheldon, Paul M.: - Paul holds B.A. and M.A. degrees in Human Development, from Pacific Oaks College, in Pasadena, California. Paul lives with his wife and dog, in Ashland, Oregon, where he is an avid folk dancer, gardener, botanist, and follower of the Sant Mat yoga tradition.Eagar, Elizabeth: - "Elizabeth Eagar first became curious about dreams and dreaming as a teenager when she and some friends started sharing dreams with each other and keeping dream journals. Her interest deepened when she studied dreaming as an undergraduate psychology student. After graduating with her B.S. in psychology, she began to explore the ways that language and creativity influence one another - including how they relate to the world of dreams. She eventually decided to further this exploration by pursuing a Master of Arts degree. While completing her M.A. in English language and creative writing at the University of Westminster, Elizabeth began to explore the power of dreaming as part of the storytelling process. She used dreams as both a starting point for creative inquiry and as a way for written characters to explore their true identities and communicate with things larger than themselves. She is continuing to increase her knowledge by completing an M.Ed. in instructional design, in 2018."Bamberg, Ingrid: - Growing up in a semi-rural setting, with the freedom to ride horses through open country, instilled in Ingrid Bamberg a deep connection with the natural world. She earned a Ph.D. in ecology and worked independently for over 30 years as an environmental consultant, specifically in restoring forests and grasslands back to their native ecosystems. In 2009, Ingrid met Paul Sheldon at Natural Capitalism Solutions, in Hygiene, Colorado (between Boulder and Longmont) and assisted him with Clean & Green Solutions for prison systems. In their off time, Paul introduced Ingrid to his love of dreams and deep knowledge of dream awareness. While developing a Buddhist study, Ingrid also discovered the fascinating world of inner ecology. This led to her rich exploration of her own psychology and the fascinating mystery of being human. For the past several years, she has devoted herself to extensive study and developed a professional practice of working with trauma, somatic modalities, and interpersonal and transpersonal frameworks.