Dreamwalker: The Path of Sacred Power

No Eyes: A Native American Shaman #3

by Mary Summer Rain, Nancy Fish (Narrated by)

Dreamwalkers are those rare few who are led by the spirit, have shed the yoke of desire and self-want, and have discarded the need for material gain and all evidence of negative thought. Freed from personal goals, they travel the path of knowledge and go where the spirit of truth leads them. A student of No-Eyes, Brian Many Hearts, teaches Mary Summer Rain the magic and power of the Dreamwalker, where they explore the realms of the spirit. 2 cassettes.

Genres: Spirituality, Native American, New Age, Nonfiction, Indigenous

Audio Cassette

First published January 1, 1989

About the author

Mary Summer Rain is a naturalist philosopher and prolific author whose lyrical writing and deep insight have inspired generations. Best known for her works on nature, dream symbolism, feminine spirituality, and prophecy, she brings clarity to complex subjects. Her novel Ruby was a finalist for the New Age Retailers 2005 Narcissus Award, and she appeared on NBC’s Ancient Prophecies. Mary lives in the Rocky Mountains, sharing a woodland cabin with rescue dogs and a crow named Merlin.

Reviews

[sequoia spirit · Rating 1 out of 5]

the more i read along, the more irritated i got.. i went into this book with an open mind.. giving her the benefit of the doubt that she is telling the truth.. but my gut instinct keeps telling me this is a story of fiction..
and it's not that i don't believe in mystical things.. almost magical things.. i do.. i believe that the Universe works in strange and miraculous ways.. that is why i chose to read this book in the first place..
first.. i don't like her writing style.. it's all dialogue.. that bothers me because so much of the dialogue isn't useful to the story.. it's filler.. i can't imagine people wanting to read a play by play of ever hum, haw, sigh and hiccup.. especially since it is all from memory, as she doesn't record these sessions or take notes during.. so the LONG dialogue is all from memory? hard to believe..

also, hard to believe this "story"..
i am Native American.. born and raised on a Reserve.. it bothers me some when people simply think they are Native because of want.. she was a Native in her past life, so that means she is Native now.. it doesn't work that way..

why does NO one else see these Dreamwalkers and Medicine men/women?

[Jamie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the first book I read by Mary Summer Rain. I found it in the summer of 1982. That was nearly 40 years ago now. I was studying dreams at the time. I bought the book by name alone, thinking it was about "dreams" ... little did I know it was a doorway into a Journey of a lifetime. I read Dreamwalker in one sitting and my life changed forever. I then bought every one of her books I could find and waited with bated breath for each new one.
Should you be so fortunate as to read her books, Dreamwalker if you please, be prepared to open your mind ... and your heart. They say the Truth will set you free, but it will first shake you and if you're lucky... wake you up.
And if you want to know, I am still walking that Path of Awakening, ever closer to my True Self, ever closer to Home.

I have read this book complete many times. Now it is a reference book I refer to often.

[Mark Bourdon · Rating 5 out of 5]

So many lessons to process and learn from. I have much to consider and learn about. If you only read 2 of Summer Rain’s books, Spirit Song and Dreamwalker would be my choices. If you choose not to read any of them, just remember to pause, lean-in, and listen carefully to Earth Mother as well as the trees and rocks. 🙏🏻

[Saleris · Rating 5 out of 5]

For such a short book, it was a deep and slow read - not that I found it difficult. I found it introspective. In a VERY good way.

[Thomas Aebischer · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ein Buch, das mich nun schon 30 Jahre begleitet und das ich immer wieder mal lese. War ich vor 30 Jahren noch total begeistert und tief bewegt von der Geschichte, die Mary Summer Rain als eine Art biografische Erzählung aufschreibt, so ist der einstige Glanz für mich doch stark eingetrübt. Das hängt damit zusammen, dass der unterwürfige und naive Schreibstil, gepaart mit den eher banalen Wahrheiten, mich nicht mehr erreicht. Das Geheimnisvolle, das ein bisschen an die Bücher von Carlos Castaneda erinnert, das letztlich aber nicht geheimnisvoll, sondern viel mehr unbegreiflich und abstrus bleibt und allein dadurch als etwas Anstrebenswertes und Wertvolles dargestellt wird, kann ich nicht mehr teilen und nervt mich sogar.
Die Figur des geistigen Führers Many Heart habe ich aber verinnerlicht und so bleibt dieses Buch für mich unverzichtbar.

[J. Stagmer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Love

Mary Summer Rain, No Eyes, beautiful wisdom. I would recommend reading Spirit Song and Phoenix Rising first. These books are invaluable to those seeking love and wisdom. How I wish I could have the opportunity to meet and learn personally from such wise Spirits.

[Megan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great life changer, the beginning of my little seer quest...

[Mari Jo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful story line. Loved this book.

[Monica · Rating 5 out of 5]

I couldn't put this book down! luv it!

[Brenda Bethke · Rating 5 out of 5]

This didn't grab my interest as quickly as No Eyes but it was just as interesting. I totally enjoy Mary Summer Rains writing.