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Introduction
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"Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect."
– Chief Seattle
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THE CONCEPT OF THE TRIBAL OR COMMUNAL FIELD FIRST emerged into my consciousness from my initial analysis
out of my own dreams. The whisperings and soft hints were all around me, but it has taken years of
observations and curiosities to discover a workable model for this almost – ignored layer of the
psyche. The communal field is, simply put, the intersection of psyches in the unconscious. It is where
we meet – and overlap and interconnect and affect – each other's realities and life path. It
is relationship. It is, in classical Jungian terms, referred to as the objective level of dreaming, where
exterior objective ("real") data manifests in the dream world. The objective approach to the meaning of
dreams is in contrast to the ubiquitous, highly symbolic, subjective approach to dream images – where
all aspects and figures in dreams are understood to be parts of the dreamer.
Tess' book is unique in its ability to explore the meaning of dreams through dream group illustrations, presenting it in simple, easy to understand terms.
You can read the first chapter of Tess' new book on the meaning of dreams by clicking the link below:
Threads, Knots, Tapestries
Requires Adobe Acrobat. Download the free reader here.
Published by Daimon Publishers. For additional related titles, see the web site.
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"Threads, Knots, Tapestries is itself a rich and colorful carpet of stories, myths, beliefs, and dreams that weaves the human experience into something much deeper, richer, and more connected than is obvious at the level of mind and consciousness."
– Alice Tawwater Frazier
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