“Robert Moss reveals the sacred art of dreaming that belongs to all of us, showing us how to navigate the web of dreams for the good of the world soul. This world-class dreamer invites us to follow the urgent, time-folding dreamways that connect us to our spiritual family and to the healing of the universe.”
       - Caitlín Matthews, author of Singing the Soul Back Home and Sophia, Goddess of Wisdom

“In this remarkable book Robert Moss participates in Native American cultural knowledge directly, via his own dreams that delve into the Iroquois spiritual world.  His use of fascinating historical materials combine to make this a rich feast.  Dreamways of the Iroquois suggests that we profoundly coexist with those who live, or have lived, in our landscapes.  It also offers valuable dreamwork techniques for understanding ourselves.”
          - Charles Stewart, PhD., professor of anthropology, University of London

“Robert Moss is an outstanding teacher, opening ancient and modern pathways into soul realms for the seeker.  His newest book, Dreamways of the Iroquois, is his best work yet, giving us insights both into our deep humanity and into our American heritage. The call to be peacemakers is precisely what our world needs; in delivering that call in so powerful a way, Robert demonstrates again that as a spiritual teacher he is world class.”
          -  David Spangler, author of Everyday Miracles and Blessing: The Art and the Practice

“Before the European invasion of North America, there were advanced systems of knowledge that had been amassed over the centuries by indigenous people. The Iroquois tradition was one of the most remarkable, and included a model of confederated states which was adapted by some of the authors of the U.S. Constitution. Another aspect of the Iroquois tradition was the process by which they worked with dreams. In this entertaining and informative book, Robert Moss has made these dreamways available to contemporary readers, most of whom will be inspired by the spiritual insight and practical advice that is still applicable today.”
         -  Stanley Krippner  PhD, professor of psychology, Saybrook Institute; co-author of Extraordinary Dreams