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These four classes are intended to enhance creativity, self-exploration and spiritual/psychological growth through powerful techniques of lucid dreaming derived principally from the Tibetan dream yoga tradition. Lucidity within the dream state represents exceptional potential, and is a gateway to mastery of the dream process.

Participants will join Dr. Katz as he induces lucidity within a dream by combined deep relaxation training and induction. Afterword we will deepen our dream material through a process of psychodrama. Attendence at previous sessions is not required, but suggested. There will be a portion of the program where attendees are invited to meditate laying down. Comfortable clothes & an exercise or yoga mat are suggested but not provided.

Thursday, Oct. 4; 7-9PM     General:$25 / Member:$22.50
Thursday, Oct. 11; 7-9PM     General:$25 / Member:$22.50       
Thursday, Oct. 18; 7-9PM     General:$25 / Member:$22.50       
Thursday, Oct. 25; 7:30-9:30PM     General:$25 / Member:$22.50        click here to register
 

SERIES (Thursdays, October 4, 11, 18 & 25)  General:$100 / Members:$90   click here to register

About the Presenter:

Michael Katz has a doctoral degree in psychology from New York University. He is a long time student of  Tibetan Buddhism and has studied with many of the great masters of this age.

He is the co-author and editor of the book "dream yoga and the practice of natural light" with Chogyal Namkhai Norbu . He is also the author of the book "Tibetan dream Yoga the royal road to enlightenment "as well as the novel "the white dolphin."

Michael was authorized to teach dream yoga by Chogyal Namkhai  Norbu and has subsequently taught dream yoga for two decades in more than 20 countries internationally as well as Harvard University, Amherst College, Tibet House  and other institutions and organizations.

He was featured in the discovery channel's program "the power of dreams " as well as a documentary movie called "Tamara's sacred journey " after leading a group to sacred caves in Tibet  in 2010.

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