Próximamente

During the historic dialogue between rabbis and the Dalai Lama, as told in his international bestseller The Jew in the Lotus, Rodger Kamenetz heard a penetrating question from His Holiness to the rabbis, "How does your spiritual practice purify afflictive emotions?"

Dreams slip away when we wake, their remnants jumbled and only half-recalled. Some leave behind surreal sensations or bursts of creativity. Others leave us shaken. But why do we dream at all? How do our bodies interface with our brains while we sleep? Why do some dreams go bad? And how can we harness our sleeping minds to improve our waking lives? Pioneering researcher in sleep medicine Dr Michelle Carr unlocks the science behind the sleeping body.

In dieser Fantasiereise nimmt dich Benno Lindenfeld mit auf eine Reise entlang eines leuchtenden Sternenpfads. Er hilft dir, deine inneren Visionen zu erkennen und ihnen zu vertrauen. Jeder Stern auf diesem Weg symbolisiert eine Möglichkeit, einen Traum, eine Idee. Bereit, von dir entdeckt und zum Leben erweckt zu werden. Während du den Pfad entlanggehst, erscheinen vor dir funkelnde Lichter. Sie erinnern dich an deine tiefsten Wünsche und Träume. Du spürst, dass jede Idee in dir bereits existiert. Sie wartet nur darauf, von dir erkannt zu werden.

To most, dreams are things that slip away when you reemerge into the waking world, their remnants jumbled up and only half recalled. At their best, they are populated by pleasant recollections and surreal experiences. But at their worst, they can be traumatizing and prevent us from receiving the necessary benefits of sleep. So why do we dream at all? What makes a person prone to nightmares? How do our bodies interface with our brains when we’re not awake? And how can we harness our sleeping minds to improve our waking lives?