Understanding Dreams Workshop: Part I

Down through time, people around the world have sought to understand their dreams.  Are dreams simply the random firing of neurons with no meaning as so many of today’s scientists believe?  Or is there more to learn?

Cheyenne Luzader, MS,  an Associate Member of the Nanticoke Tribe, has studied with many indigenous elders from around the world.  She is a retired adjunct college professor of psychology and anthropology after more than thirty years of teaching.  The many classes she taught included the “Psychology of Dreams” and “Native American Studies”.

Cheyenne is excited to share her knowledge and personal experiences of dreaming with you to help you remember, understand and use dreams for personal and community growth during this 2-part workshop.

Part 1 — In person and Via Zoom

Friday, Dec 8 – 6:30pm to Until 

Information about remembering and understanding dreams.   (In person and on Zoom)

Part 2 – In person Only Due to in person Activities

Saturday, Dec 9 – 5:30pm to Until

Group activities and discussion

Items to bring on Saturday if you have them.

Hand drums and/or rattles if easily available

IT IS IMPORTANTY THAT YOU RSVP for Saturday so we know how many people will attend in person.

Please RSVP to: Info@nanticokeindians.org or call the Nanticoke Center @ 302 945.3400 and ask for Lou and give her your name and if you have a rattle or hand drum.   Again, this is not mandatory but if you have them, let’s begin to use our gifts.