In this interview I am once again joined by Nyei Murez, personal student and writing collaborator of best-selling author and nagual sorcerer Carlos Castaneda.

In this discussion, we learn about the art of dreaming in the tradition of the nagual.

Nyei talks about the various different stages and training approaches to the art of dreaming, including how to become lucid - waking up in the dream and even to changing the dream environment.

We discuss how to identify beings from other realms, so called ‘dream scouts’, and how to meet and communicate with other people, living or dead, while asleep.

Nyei also discusses how to use the dream state to manifest favourable circumstances in the waking world, and how to defend against psychic or energetic attack from other skilled dreamers.

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Video version: https://www.guruviking.com/ep54-nyei-murez-the-art-of-dreaming/

Audio version of this podcast also available on iTunes and Stitcher – search ‘Guru Viking Podcast’.

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Topics include:

0:00 - Intro

0:56 - About the Art of Dreaming

8:36 - Training approaches for dreaming

20:02 - Interpreting the dream vs gaining stability

28:19 - Nyei’s training and differences between men and women

35:23 - Strategies to stabilise the dream

41:21 - Different strokes for different folks

44:48 - How to change the dream

49:16 - Differences between men and women in the dream world

52:29 - Identifying beings from other realms

55:46 - What is the purpose of dream scouts?

58:43 - Dream rendezvous between practitioners

1:01:46 - Contacting the dead through dreams

1:07:55 - Dreaming to manifest favourable circumstances in the waking world

1:12:20 - Influencing others and spying through dreams

1:14:11 - Defending attack from other dreamers

1:17:35 - Nyei’s personal to dream practice

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Previous Nyei Murez episode:

- https://www.guruviking.com/ep50-nyei-murez-scribe-of-carlos-castaneda/

To find out more about Nyei Murez, visit:

- www.creationinflow.com

For more interviews, videos, and more visit:

- www.guruviking.com

Music ‘Deva Dasi’ by Steve James