DreamWeather Foundation

The Gift of Alabama: We are One
Article by Anne Scott

I was recently invited to go to Alabama to give a retreat, but it was postponed for a later date. A small group of women there decided to meet anyway, and at the last minute, my friend and colleague Lynda Terry suggested we hold a conversation with them via telephone. (Full Article)

Women Working with Oneness
Article by Anne Scott

Women Working with Oneness: A forum for women in service to life, was held in San Rafael, California, in Fall 2004. It drew together women from different spiritual, professional, cultural, and ethnic communities. The second gathering in early spring 2005, allowed for more intimacy because of its smaller venue. The third event brings together Blackfoot, Sufi and Buddhist women. In all events, it was demonstrated that when women come together from different communities for the sake of the world, the pure current of love and oneness is given.    (Full Article)

The Contribution of the Feminine
Article by Anne Scott

Women now have a responsibility to the earth, to future generations, and to life itself. At this critical juncture in history, women need to remember their natural feminine spirituality at the deepest level in order to change life. It is our relationship to our inner life that will allow a pure energy of change into the world from a place that is real.    (Full Article)

The Power of Dreaming
Article by Anne Scott

At night, when our conscious minds are at rest, our deeper wisdom, the holy wisdom, speaks to us through our dreams. There are answers in the darkness that we need, answers that cannot be found in the light of day. They speak the language of the soul, opening wide the windows of our perceptions, helping us to respond to the urgent need of our time.    (Full Article)

Spiritual Dreamwork and the Longing for Wisdom
Article by Anne Scott

Wisdom is so simple that we overlook it, undervalue it; often we do not even recognize it. Yet there is nothing more important. This wisdom is the deep natural understanding that springs from and takes us back to what is Real, to what nourishes and heals.    (Full Article)

Hallowed Ground
Article by Anne Scott
Printed in Yoga Journal magazine

It was just one meal, but it changed my life. I was in my late twenties, a freelance photojournalist living in Hong Kong, and had accepted an assignment to photograph one of the first tour groups from the U.S. to enter the People's Republic of China. I had requested vegetarian food prior to the trip, without knowing it was going to be a problem for the government tourist bureau. In every hotel, I was given the same meal. It consisted of a plate of cabbage, a dish of peanuts, and a bowl of white rice. I didn't mind.    (Full Article)

On Meditation

Article by Anne Scott
Southern Dharma Retreat Center Newsletter, Spring 2000

It was an ordinary evening with my family. I was sitting in the living room, comfortably reading a review that included a quote from Carl Jung. It was a simple but utterly potent statement. Jung said that everyone has a secret, and that it is difficult to live without a secret. The words reached into my heart and something woke up, something which I didn't even understand.    (Full Article)

Dreams free soul, Sufi author says.
Reflection, prayer and meditation on reveries can lead to God.

Printed in The Oregonian, 6/12/99, by Nancy Haught

A woman who had a hard time being still, or quiet, had a dream. She stood before several shallow, muddy puddles of water. But in the distance she could see deep pools of beautiful clear water. She picked her way between the puddles to the pools and dived into one of them.    (Full Article)