AIRED: January 18, 2021
SPECIAL GUESTS: Serge Kahali King, PhD
Serge Kahili King has his doctorate in psychology and is well-known for his many books, videos and articles on Hawaiian culture, shamanism and healing, which include Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living, Urban Shaman, Instant Healing and now Dreaming Techniques. He has recorded over 5000 of his own dreams, worked with the dreams of clients at his own hypnotherapy clinic for ten years, has taught about dreams and dreaming in classes and workshops for over 40 years, and has studied the beliefs and practices of dreams and dreaming from many different countries and cultures around the world.
Dreaming Techniques is a guide to about understanding and using dreams and dreaming. Of course, it covers the dreams we have at night, but it goes much further to deal in depth with the dreams of daytime, the deeper forms of conscious dreaming, and the serious proposition that all of waking life appears to have characteristics that we ordinarily apply to the dreams of night.
The purpose of Dreaming Techniques is to give readers techniques and practices for developing one’s skills in each of these areas. The first ten chapters deal with night dreams and the next two are about what Dr. King calls the “In-Between State.” These are followed by three chapters on Day Dreams and five chapters on Life As A Dream. The last chapter is about how to put all this together in Lucid Living.
Serge Kahili King has his doctorate in psychology and is well-known for his many books, videos and articles on Hawaiian culture, shamanism and healing, which include Huna: Ancient Hawaiian Secrets for Modern Living, Urban Shaman, Instant Healing, and now Dreaming Techniques. He has recorded over 5000 of his own dreams, worked with the dreams of clients at his own hypnotherapy clinic for ten years, has taught about dreams and dreaming in classes and workshops for over 40 years, and has studied the beliefs and practices of dreams and dreaming from many different countries and cultures around the world.
Dreaming Techniques is a guide to understanding and using dreams and dreaming. Of course, it covers the dreams we have at night, but it goes much further to deal in depth with the dreams of daytime, the deeper forms of conscious dreaming, and the serious proposition that all of waking life appears to have characteristics that we ordinarily apply to the dreams of night.
The purpose of Dreaming Techniques is to give readers techniques and practices for developing one’s skills in each of these areas. The first ten chapters deal with night dreams and the next two are about what Dr. King calls the “In-Between State.” These are followed by three chapters on Day Dreams and five chapters on Life As A Dream. The last chapter is about how to put all this together in Lucid Living.
ABOUT SERGE KAHILI KING, Phd
Serge Kahili King, Ph. D., has published the world’s largest selection of books and tapes on Huna, the Polynesian philosophy and practice of effective living the spirit of Aloha which at its foundation is an attitude of love and peace for which the Hawaiian Islands are so famous.
His academic background includes a Ph.D. in psychology, a Master’s degree in International Management, and a Bachelor’s degree in Asian Studies from the University of Colorado. Using his academic background, his years of training in African and Hawaiian shamanism, his experience in community development, and his cross-cultural research as source material, Dr. King has developed lectures, workshops, and courses to provide people around the world with ways and means to improve their lives.
During his seven years in West Africa, Dr. King directed community development and disaster relief programs for Catholic Relief Services. He organized, funded, and administered school lunch programs, nutrition education programs, agricultural development programs, social services programs, leprosy treatment programs, and credit union programs. President Leopold Sedar Senghor, then president of Senegal inducted him into the Grand Ordre National du Senegal in recognition of his services to the African people.
Last, but not least, when Serge Kahili King was fourteen he was initiated into the path of Hawaiian shamanism by his father. At eighteen he was adopted as the grandson of Joseph Kahili of Kauai, a “kupua” or shaman of the Hawaiian tradition. In addition, Dr. King spent seven years in West Africa being trained in African shamanic traditions, and has made in-depth studies of other such traditions around the world. Today he teaches people how to use shamanic healing techniques and uses his knowledge to help others discover their own creative power.
