Psi2019 – Schedule

Contests & Special Events


PsiberDreaming 2019  Winds of Change

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE downloadable in .pdf format


Sunday, September 22, 2019

Conference Begins at 9a.m. Eastern Daylight Time

Open House/ Introductions

Outer Inn Opens

The Place for Dreams Opens


Note: Starting on the second day of the conference, new presentations will be put online at 9a.m. and will remain up throughout the conference.  Presenters will be available for discussion three days from when their presentation goes up in the forum.


Monday, September 23

Linda Mastrangelo

The Serpent’s Path: An Exploration of Dreams, DNA, and the Power of Place

Nicoline Douwes Isema, Monitor

 

Kirsten Backstrom

Sharing the Whirlwind: A Dream Helper Ceremony

Misa Tsuruta, Monitor


Tuesday, September 24

Jeanne VanBronkhorst

A Dream to Carry Me Home: Sylvie’s Cruise

Jess Miramonte, Monitor

 

Robert Waggoner

The Voice that Makes Comments in Dreams and Lucid Dreams

Metka Cuk, Monitor


Wednesday, September 25

Tony Hawkins

Of Gods and Metal: Are All Dreams Personal, Collective, and Cosmic?

Patricia Schmieg, Monitor

 

Maria Cernuto

Bears: Their Evolution Through a Series of Dreams

Jay Vinton, Monitor


Thursday, September 26

Tzivia Gover

Your Dream Journal as Magic Tracker: Recording Dreams to Improve your PSI Superpowers

Metka Cuk, Monitor

 

Asha Sahni

Dream Haiku – Workshop

Curt Hoffman, Monitor

Precognitive Dreaming Contest posted


Friday, September 27

Virginia Bennett

Probable Dreaming

Jess Miramonte, Monitor

 

Joy Fatooh

Changing Partners

Glory Nelson, Monitor

Dreaming of target for Precognitive Dreaming Contest


Saturday, September 28

Patricia Schmieg

Special Event: New Moon Dreaming

 

Laurel Clark

Asking the Right Question

Curt Hoffman, Monitor

Precognitive Dreaming Contest midnight deadline for submissions


Sunday, September 29

Katrina Martin and Mary Kay Kaspar

Awakening to Fire, Transformation, and Change – Workshop

Maureen Boyd-Biro, Monitor

 

Valley Reed

Dreaming Awake in the Great Turning

Glory Nelson, Monitor

Precognitive Dreaming target posted


Monday, September 30

Linda Magallon

Flying Dreams: From Interpretation to Detection

Jordi Borras-Garcia, Monitor

 

Fiona Bell

How Dreams guided my work in a Theatre Project: honouring the lives of 6 children killed during the Troubles in N. Ireland

Asha Sahni, Monitor

Group Psi Game Introductions Posted


Tuesday, October 1

Art Funkhouser

What is the difference between déjà vu and déjà rêvé?

Cindy Bishop, Monitor

 

Alaya Dannu

The Mage of Time

Maureen Boyd-Biro, Monitor

Precognitive Dreaming Contest winner announced

Group Psi Game begins

 


Wednesday, October 2

Dolores Nurss

Group Dreaming at the 2019 Fairy and Human Relations Congress: an experiment

Cindy Bishop, Monitor

 

Ghazaal Bozorgmehr

Dreams and the Child-house Educational Pilot Project

Misa Tsuruta, Monitor

 

Starting at noon: Group Psi Game posts


Thursday, October 3

Loren Goodman

Leaves of Grass from the Eye of the Queen of Night: Dream Poetry Workshop and Discussion

Jay Vinton, Monitor

 

Kiran Anumalasetty

Past Life Memories and Dreams

Nicoline Douwes-Isema, Monitor

 

Group Psi Game four targets up; final discussion and voting begin


Friday, October 4

John Corbett

Dreams and the NASA Art Commission

Jordi Borras-Garcia, Monitor

 


Saturday, October 5

Reading Day

Group Psi Game group choice deadline; Target posted


Sunday, October 6

Conference Closes

Saying Farewell

Read-Only Period begins after midnight


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2020 Annual Conference Archive

IMPORTANT as of APRIL 2, 2020 (re: Covid-19) CONFERENCE STATUS: CANCELED

Dear Dreamers, At this time, we have made the difficult but necessary decision to cancel the June 2020 IASD Annual conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Our top concern is the safety and well-being of our international IASD family, the local area and the communities we serve. We want to thank all of you for your patience and understanding while we worked to make this decision. We also want to thank the Doubletree Hotel in Scottsdale for supporting our organization through this process, continuing the strong partnership which followed our successful conference in 2018. If you have already registered for the conference you will be sent a note shortly on the process to follow for a refund.  As you may know, the Annual Conference is not only our means of maintaining community, but it is our major source of income which we have now lost this year. It is a tough financial time for everyone so please don’t feel obligated, but if you do have the means to donate the amount of your conference fee or any amount to help IASD click here. We greatly value and appreciate your contributions and your generosity. We will sorely miss the in-person energy of our Annual Conference this year, but we hope to see you next year in Ashland! Sincerely, The IASD Executive Committee IASD Office: Office@asdreams.org