Joseph Dillard DREAMING OUR FUTURE! IDL Special 2019 Bad Sulza 5.-9-6.2019 “Be the change that you wish to see in the world” – Mahatma Gandhi Who will you be in five years? What sort of world will you be living in? What can you do to create the future for yourself, your family and the world? The Matrix, … Read more
Confronting antagonists in dreams can be an example of phony, superficial, and counterproductive confidence. A mother reported, My 11-year-old daughter has had a recurring nightmare that’s terrifying her and affecting her. She dreams that she is awakened from sleep in her brother’s room. She then walks down the hall into the bathroom and vomits in … Read more
If you are human, you are vulnerable to one of the most pernicious traps and deadly diseases ever discovered: complacency leading to hubris. Hubris is the ancient Greek word for pride, cockiness, the belief that you have it made, that you have life figured out, that you are in control. This state of zombified … Read more
A contributed article by Jane Sandwood It isn’t easy to come across media posts reminding us of the importance of supporting our physical and mental health, yet the connection between our health and wellbeing and our spiritual life, is often ignored. Across the globe, physicians and researchers alike are heading away from a purely technological or cure-based … Read more
A common problem for some people doing Integral Deep Listening interviews is that some find that they indeed experience more lucidity and move toward waking up when they do the interviews, but afterward, it is normal to lose the experience and the motivation to return to the expanded states of awareness associated with them. What … Read more
by Jane Sandwood Using IDL to Help Your Studies In 2017, over two million students took the American College Test. According to the latest report from ACT, the national average ACT composite score for the year was 21.0 on a 1 to 36 scale. If getting into college is important to you to attain your … Read more
Why does IDL Interviewing work? The above picture, of animals performing jazz, is on its surface, absurdist. It is an example of what Integral Deep Listening (IDL) calls “cosmic humor,” a way to get over ourselves and to move into lucidity and clarity. These animals represent the various images that we interview, either from dreams … Read more
Here is another article about the therapeutic value of sleep from Jane Sandwood. Millions of Americans are living with severe or chronic pain everyday. In 2015, a Sleep in America poll found that as much as 36 percent of the population have had acute pain while 21 percent experience chronic pain. Those living with chronic pain can … Read more
Jane Sandwood Schizophrenia costs German society up to €13.52 billion a year, as hospitals attempt to treat this currently incurable condition. It costs the US economy155+ billion a year. In total, it is estimated that the world economy suffers at least 500 billiona year loss due to schizophrenia. Integral Deep Listening (IDL) could be a cost effective … Read more
Here is an interview with Paul, who was hospitalized twice for psychosis. Paul, you say you have experienced psychosis. What do you mean by that? “I would not even call it that way. If someone asked me, if I had experienced psychosis, I would say Yes and No. The term has for me a very … Read more
