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METAGEUM '07
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Conference session: Dream Incubation
Conference session: The Megaliths Investigative Dreaming Ritual
Conference sessions: Dream Reporting I and II
Conference session: Dream Explorations Across Space & Time and Lucid dreams
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About Craig Webb
Craig Sim Webb is a frontier physicist and inventor, an author and researcher on dreams, human potential, communications, and consciousness, a professional speaker, and a musical performing and recording artist. His life path was set in motion two decades ago when he nearly drowned on a white-water rafting trip. He suddenly spontaneously began recalling up to ten dreams a day and having verifiable visions of the future. Since then, he’s graduated from McGill University, participated in pioneering dream and consciousness research at Stanford University and at Montreal’s Sacré-Coeur Hospital, designed electronic mind development and biofeedback tools with worldwide distribution, and helped found and produce Making Contact (a progressive radio show airing weekly on about 200 international stations for over a decade).
As author, columnist, and hired or invited expert for BBC, AOL, Self, a new motion picture, and others, he’s broadcast and published many cutting edge concepts about practical psychology, dreams, communications, human potential, creativity and the science of mind, as well as interviews with leading visionaries. For over a dozen years, he’s led numerous personal development training programs and over 1500 miles of transformational peak performance quests with a refreshing style that blends soul, science, heart and humor. His powerful training approach has enabled CEO’s, celebrities, doctors, homemakers, best-selling authors, students, and other clients from all walks of life to make profound mental and emotional breakthroughs while having a heck of a lot of fun.
Craig has made hundreds of public, academic, corporate, and media appearances (ABC, AOL, Discovery Channel, CTV, Global, CBC, Radio Free Europe , University of California, Rutgers, Montréal, etc., syndicated articles in The London Times, The San Francisco Examiner, WebMD.com, etc.) and trained as a TV host (CBS studios). He has also recorded music for film and TV, and currently hosts ongoing intercultural artistic events, performing world music and bringing together talented artists from various traditions and fields of expression.
Craig Webb's Career highlights
- Executive Director for over a dozen years of the non-profit Dreams Foundation (www.dreams.ca).
- Designed widely sold electronic lucid dreaming device at world renown dream research facility (Stanford).
- Has extensively explored dreams and consciousness states with more than ten thousand recorded dreams and about a thousand lucid dreams
- Has designed and professionally presented innovative science, consciousness and perception events for more than twelve years.
- Former CTO with silicon valley corporation (TV and media appearances, received patent for life-saving invention).
- Outstanding achievement graduation award as no. 1 ranked physics student.
- Hundreds of hours of volunteer service: Montreal Neurological Institute, Royal Victoria & Children’s Hospitals, suicide hotline.
Multi-part workshop: Investigative DreamingTM
Sunday 4th November
Dream Incubation: (5 - 6 pm) A presentation on the history of dream incubation as practised by the ancient Greeks, including results from current-day intentional dreaming group workshops ritual variations that I have experimented with. If time allows, there will also be a brief overview on the science, history and experience of dreams and their practical applications.
The Megaliths Investigative Dreaming ritual: (8-9:30 pm) Everyone will be trained in an intentional dreaming process to travel backward through time and tune into the beings and the science behind the Megalithic temples. Overnight, participants will then go back to their hotel rooms, to sleep and dream. (The feasibility of having a group of attendees sleeping for this night in a common space is being investigated.)
10 am, Monday 5th November
3 pm Wednesday 7th November
3 pm Saturday 10th November
Monday 5th November
Dream reporting I: (10 - 11 am) The following morning, after the night's sleep and dreaming, we will gather as a group and share, compare, and explore our dreams to see how successful our experiment was. It could be fairly successful, since Craig has had considerable success previously in guiding people to dream on specific topics for specific results. It is intuitive inquiry at its finest, if you will, but with very experiential results for each participant, and hopefully enough correlation amongst dreamers to not only convince non-believers, but perhaps even offer possible avenues for archaeological or mathematical verification and validation of previously unknown data about the mystery of the Megaliths. It will be fascinating to see what people dream. Though it is quite an open-ended spectrum of what kinds of results might come, we will hopefully be pleasantly surprised.
Some people may dream more objectively on the focus of the incubation (i.e. the Megaliths). Others may have powerful dreams that present opportunities for personal breakthroughs, exploring elements of their emotional connection with Megaliths or perhaps something built up in their subconscious that they haven't been listening to for a long time, in the vein of the types of breakthrough dreams Greek healing temple participants would often get in days of old. Such latter "big" dreams could still offer relatively valid proof of the power of group incubation and of connecting with a strong tradition and source of transformational energy. In any case, people will have support to explore and integrate such dreams, since such transformative dreams may be one of the central reasons that brings people to the conference. Craig has seen many such synchronistic links happen before.
Thursday 8th November
Dream reporting II: (3 - 4 pm) A further workshop to discuss and help and integrate the dreams that have been coming during the week.
Saturday 10th November
Dream Experimentation Results: (3 - 4 pm) Sharing of the compiled experiment results and further dream-related tools for participants to try out in their lives.
Presentation: Dream Explorations Across Space & Time and Lucid dreams
Monday 5th November (3 - 4 pm)
The art, science and experience of dreams and their practical applications, including precognitive, telepathic and clairvoyant non-local perceptive dreams and lucid dreams, as well as examples of how dreams have been and might be employed as a remote viewing tool of sorts to investigate unknown targets at a distance from the dreamer either in space or backward or forward across time.
All of Craig's presentations are lively, multimedia and to some degree interactive.