Healing Processes driven by our Unconscious in "Free Wakeful Dreaming": A translation of Georges Romey’s work enriched by a practitioner

by Depeyrot, Michel Y.

• ISBN13: 9781935456155
• ISBN10: 1935456156
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2010-05-03
• Publisher: Itasca Books

Summary

A new, astounding, and revolutionary approach to dreams, both sleeping and wakeful, their functions, and their uses as therapeutic tools.

Author Biography

Michel Depeyrot (Ph. D. Stanford, 1968), a multi-faceted scientist and entrepreneurial maverick, is an acclaimed practitioner of the therapeutic use of Georges Romey's Free Wakeful Dreaming and Devi Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique. The former is an experienced innovator who created this technique in France, then founded its promotional association ADREL (www.reve-eveille-libre.org) and its school (EREL).

Table of Contents

About the Author, Translator and Commentator of Georges Romey's Works	p. ix
Foreword	p. 1
To Dream our Life	p. 13
Introduction to the Dictionary of Symbols	p. 27
The image	p. 27
The Process and the Data Base	p. 30
Towards a Grammar of Symbols	p. 46
Three Pairs of Circles	p. 50
Three Symbols with Pairs of Circles	p. 50
From the Shield to the Sail	p. 51
From the Hood to the Bat	p. 52
The Dream of Leda	p. 54
From the Mushroom to the Stars	p. 56
Determinative function	p. 57
Function of summation	p. 57
The Graph of Summations	p. 57
Function of substitution (with minimal side-effect)	p. 58
From the Fleur-de-Lis to the Queen	p. 59
Function of progressivity	p. 60
Function of complementarity	p. 60
The words	p. 63
The interpretation	p. 63
The logic of Neurons	p. 63
On the Crossing of the Threshold	p. 64
The Graph of Leda's Dream	p. 67
Linguistic and Symbolics	p. 71
Warning	p. 78
Amplification Of Key Symbols from Romey's Guide	p. 81
Basic five Chinese Elements	p. 81
Water 41%æ	p. 82
Metal: Iron 6%æ, plus Gold 9%æ and Copper 3.5%æ	p. 83
Fire 6%æ	p. 84
Earth-dirt 5%æ	p. 85
Wood 4%æ	p. 87
Seven Indian or Eight Tibetan Chakra Colors	p. 88
Red æ	p. 88
Orange æ	p. 89
Yellow æ	p. 90
bis. Ochre and Gold æ	p. 91
Green æ	p. 93
Blue æ	p. 94
Indigo æ	p. 95
Purple æ	p. 95
White 50% æ	p. 96
Black 51%*	p. 97
Jung's Essential Archetypes	p. 99
The Fox	p. 100
Cardinal Directions	p. 101
North 3%	p. 101
South 13%	p. 102
The USA 2%	p. 104
West 1, 5%	p. 105
Symbols Different for Male versus Female Dreamers	p. 106
Lady Bird	p. 106
Bear	p. 107
Soil - Earth - Clay	p. 109
Symbols Different in Wakeful versus Sleep Dreams	p. 110
The Ultimate Symbol for FWD, NAET, and Theology	p. 113
The Heart æ	p. 113
What Happens in a Cure of Free Wakeful Dreaming	p. 117
Therapist's Protocol Recommended for Free Wakeful Dreaming	p. 117
Beforehand	p. 118
In process	p. 118
Afterwards	p. 119
How about NSD?	p. 120
Is it comparable to psychoanalysis?	p. 121
Whatever later on?	p. 121
The Functions of the Dream	p. 122
The Function of Healing	p. 122
The Words of the Imaginary	p. 126
The Formation of the Symbol	p. 126
Images in Action	p. 130
The Favorites of the Imaginary	p. 130
The Complex of Oedipus	p. 137
The Complex of Castration	p. 141
Daring the Abyss	p. 145
The Revolution of Free Wakeful Dreaming	p. 149
Freud, Jung, Desoille, and the Others	p. 149
About Transference	p. 155
Directed Wakeful Dream and Free Wakeful Dream	p. 155
Meeting the Unforeseeable	p. 159
In Free Wakeful Dreams, the Descent is not the Way to Hell!	p. 163
Dreaming for Rebirth	p. 167
How the World Becomes a Jail	p. 167
Genesis and Development of the Split from the Ego	p. 167
The Rehabilitation of the Intolerable	p. 172
Resetting communication with the forbidden contents	p. 172
The Other Side of Things: The Crossing of the Threshold	p. 176
The Types of Thresholds and the Succession of Passages	p. 176
The Indices of Authenticity of the Crossing	p. 196
A Machine to Reverse Time	p. 231
The Hypothesis	p. 231
The Facts	p. 238
The Biological Supports	p. 240
Can the Nervous Influx Pass the Arrow of Time?	p. 248
A Re-analysis of Jung's Report on a Sleep Dream	p. 251
Jung's report on the dream of the crab	p. 252
The Analytic or Reductive Method	p. 254
The Synthetic or Constructive Method	p. 257
Return to the Objective Level for an Identification	p. 259
The Pragmatic or Syntactic Method	p. 262
The Search for a Disturbing Projection Target	p. 265
On the Hazards of Transference	p. 267
Dealing with Energy from Archetypes in the Unconscious	p. 270
Fear in Sleep versus Wakeful Hope	p. 274
A Glimpse at the Benefits of Wakeful Dreaming	p. 277
The Liberation of Intelligence	p. 281
Considerations on the Three Dreams of Descartes	p. 281
Cybernetics for a Trilogy	p. 284
Neurosis versus Positive Complexes and Innovation	p. 287
Qualia, Symbols, Images, and Words through Hobson's dreams	p. 292
Oedipus: Freedom Fighter	p. 296
Whereabouts	p. 298
Glossary	p. 301
Bibliographical References	p. 308
Index of Dreamers	p. 313
Word index	p. 314
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