Dream Network

Evolving a Dream Cherishing Culture since 1982.

Dream Network magazine is a treasure, a gift to dreamers everywhere. It is the only magazine I know in North America, and one of the few anywhere on the planet that is wholly devoted to sharing and celebrating the fruits of individual dreamers’ experiences. What flows from Dream Network, in every issue, are vital and original keys to self-healing and self-understanding, paths for creative living, and fresh and inspiring visions of what humanity may become in the 21st century. Roberta Ossana, editor and publisher of Dream Network,is a treasure in herself. Her spirit and courage and dedication to dreaming humanity’s path have kept this beacon alight through storms and adversities. She needs help in tending the flame. They need to reach deep into their pockets, now, to provide the funds that are urgently needed to keep Dream Network in publication. If they reach deep enoughh, they can do better than that: tey can provide the resources to improve the production quality, bring it to many more readers and grow the dream of the rebirth of a dream cherishing culture.

For more than 28 years, Dream Network has published a dream journal to fulfill the intrinsic human need to understand dreams. Initiated in 1982, the Dream Network has served as the foundation upon which the growing 'Dream Movement' is building, internationally.

It is their purpose to demystify dreamwork so as to make the meaning of dreams more readily available to each of them, believing every dream they remember desires to be understood; recurring dreams or nightmares implore (or beg) their attention. You can trust that each dream–yes, even the nightmare–conveys information that is of value to your good physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual health and well-being.

Though they aspire to maintain a high level of scholarship, the Dream Network is not an academic organization per se and is not governed by any academic institution, or theoretical disposition; rather, they remain eclectic, autonomous and open to all schools of thought and personal experience. Together, they explore the mystery of our dreams. Their goals are to remain an interactive, esoteric organization, providing vehicles through which to share experiential, educational information and their unique messages with an increasingly interested community of dreamers.

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