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"Pamela Field has dedicated her life to the theme she describes. She has traveled throughout the world in search of knowledge, she has participated in ceremonies, she has learned from masters of different traditions, she has offered innumerable workshops and conferences, she has lived, reflected and synthesized. The Woman Who Dreams Herself is read with utmost pleasure. It is a mixture of passion and conviction, compassion and humor."

Ándres Ibañez, Novelist and Book Critic for ABC, Madrid , Spain

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"Dear Pamela,
Your book sounds great. I love the topic and I see light all around it. I send my prayers for you and your marvelous book."

Marianne Williamson, Author of
"A Woman's Worth" (A comment based upon the synopsis of Pamela's book)

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The Woman Who Dreams Herself

The suffragette movement beginning in the mid-1800's and the feminist movement beginning in the 1960's mark two periods of time in which women radically changed (and are changing) the world we live in. Pamela believes that the present times mark yet another equally significant period for women. This time the objective is to understand and embrace the essence of the feminine. This will restore a much needed balance on an individual, societal and planetary level.

The Woman Who Dreams Herself is a combination of discoveries made during fifteen years of leading women’s workshops, emocional and psychological patterns revealed during hundreds of individual healing sessions and a personal exploration of the feminine. It is extremely important at this time, for women to unite for mutual exploration, support and healing. This book may serve as a guide for such gatherings.

A prophecy told by a Grandmother of the Seneca people explains the task at hand: "Heal the women. Then the women can heal the men, and then together they can heal the earth."

The purpose of this book is
to contribute towards healing the women.


Book Synopsis

The Woman Who Dreams Herself is divided into four sections (apart from the introduction, conclusion and bibliography).

The first section is called "The Times." This section explores different native prophecies, scientific discoveries and earth changes, which emphasize the importance of the present times and specifically, the need for the feminine.

The second section is called, "What prevents us from dreaming ourselves?" This section explores many factors that hinder the awakening of the feminine. It focuses on erroneous definitions of femininity, inherited and outdated belief systems, women's unconscious fear of their feminine power and the need to heal ancient traumas and wounds inherited from our matriarchal lineages.

The third section is called "What will enable us to dream ourselves?" Marian ne Williamson says, "we are wired for something we don't know how to access." The purpose of this section is to clarify what these hidden feminine potentials are, to awaken them and to put them to use.

The fourth section is called, "Tools for Dreaming Yourself." The "tools" provided in this section are meant to support any discoveries made while reading, so that they may result in noticeable healing and transformation. This section offers a variety of ceremonies, exercises, strategies, suggestions and creative projects from different cultures all aimed at healing and self-discovery.

The book's style is intimate and easy to read. It includes photos, poems, short stories and anecdotes.

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