Film Lens
The Waking Dream focuses on Colette Aboulker Muscat's unique practice of Waking Dream, which she has taught for over forty years in Jerusalem. Each session involves sharing a short story that leads to a waking dream experience, which Muscat believes is as impactful as a night dream. This method is characterized by its brevity and the element of surprise, both of which Muscat considers crucial to the therapeutic process.
Through vivid mental imagery generated during these sessions, individuals are encouraged to confront personal problems or illnesses. Muscat's approach combines storytelling with psychological healing, making it a distinctive method in the realm of therapy.
Why Watch
- •Meet Colette Aboulker Muscat, a unique therapist.
- •Find out how storytelling aids in therapy.
- •See the impact of waking dreams on personal issues.
Did You Know
•Colette Aboulker Muscat has been teaching Waking Dream for over 40 years.
•The documentary was directed by Patrick Bokanowski in 2003.
•The film has a total duration of 42 minutes.
•The practice is conducted in Jerusalem, where Muscat is based.
Perfect For
Therapeutic storytellingPsychological healingMeditation practices