Dreaming Through Darkness

De: Charlie Morley

Narrado por: Charlie Morley

The Shadow is the part of us made up of all that we hide from others: our shame, our fears and our wounds, but also our divine spirit, our blinding beauty and our hidden talents. The Shadow is not bad—in fact it is the source of our creativity and power—but until we bring it into the light this power will remain untapped and our full potential unreached. Using practical exercises sourced from lucid dreaming and dream-work, Tibetan Buddhism and mindfulness meditation, this audiobook explores how to:

- Transform the dark and light shadow side

- Meet the shadow through your dreams

- Unlock your creativity

- Transform Nightmares through lucid dreaming

- Manifest your hidden potential

- Make friends with fear & anxiety

- Decrease stress through Mindfulness of Dream & Sleep

This audiobook will show you how to fearlessly embrace your shadow side in both your dreams and daily life, thereby manifesting the awakened power of your full potential.

©2017 Charile Morley (P)2017 Hay House UK. All rights reserved. Music for No Mud, No Lotus and 7 Days Left to Live copyright © 2017 Andrew Ford, Inner Pieces. Music for Meeting Your Shadow copyright © 2017 Cristoforo Gaetani.

Reseñas de la Crítica

'Charlie Morley has produced not just a self-help book but a guide to befriending all of who you truly are. Charlie is the real deal, and this book is like being led down a full spiritual journey by an old and jovial friend. An honest, compassionate and enjoyable read that will lead to incredible self-acceptance and joy.’
Lodro Rinzler, author of The Buddha Walks into a Bar and Love Hurts

‘With great lucidity, Charlie Morley show us how, instead of hiding from our shadow, rejecting it or indulging it, we can in fact integrate it so that we achieve much greater wholeness and personal freedom. I learned so much from this book and know I will return to it time and time again.’
David R. Hamilton PhD, author of How Your Mind Can Heal Your Body and The Five Side Effects of Kindness

‘Dreaming Through Darkness offers an incredible array of insights and an enlivening collection of exercises that help you to love the full spectrum of yourself and wake up to the most wonderful life.’
Sandy C. Newbigging, author of Mind Calm and Calm Cure

Great Listening

I got a lot of good insights from the material hear. I could never remember my dreams and now can. Still trying to learn lucid dreaming .

Dreaming through darkness

This is a beautiful book with lots of exercises and practices I feel so grateful ❤️

Shining a Light on Shadow Work.

Life Changing! A wonderful book & great audible performance in embracing your Shadow, the scary, ugly, dark, disturbing aspect of your personality which you keep hidden from everyone including yourself. From real-world exercises to lucid dream exercises you will learn how you can become friends with the darker aspects of yourself and become empowered by embracing and accepting the shadow aspect of your personality.

Great spirit!

The book is great and has a great overall authentic vibe. If you are looking for great lucid dreaming tips this book provides good ones.

Great Book learned a lot about my dreams & shadow

I have very vivid dreams. I never thought to look at them as my shadow. I've been doing shadow work and taking my dreams literal. I loved the book.

10/10 Book

This book is a powerful way to truly meet yourself. Beautifully read. Feels like you are listening to a podcast instead of an audiobook.

I Agree With The Author

I agree with the author. He was not ready to write this book at the time. Maybe 10yrs (or whenever) from when he wrote it, but not then. You can tell he wasn't over being a sexual deviant (as he said) and probably dropped hints to attract readers. It's also hella European white wished. Don't expect any actual ancient ...

Terrible... like an elementary school book report

I'm doing something here I have never done before: writing a review based on the first few chapters. Because they are so awful I'm not sure I can finish it.

Here's the style: Tell you what he's going to tell you -- several times, with innumerable quotes that demonstrate nothing -- and move on. It's conceivable that later chapters actually deliver something, and I will try to hold on to see. But so far, I've listened to a punch of nothing, padded with quotes. It's not even well done -- it isn't interesting, or funny, just... tedious.

When I bought it (earlier today) Audible told me the rating was 4.3. Now I'm seeing 4. I hope to make it drop a little. But I cannot imagine I will end up thinking it was worth it. Ugh.