Barbara Condron

With over 40 years of experience, Barbara O’Guinn Condron is one of the world’s leading authorities in mindfulness training speaking on meditation and communication, creativity and kundalini at international conferences, on US college campuses, and to businesses and organizations both online and offline.

As author of The DREAMER's DICTIONARY and founder of dreamschool.org, she has interpreted over 35,000 dreams for people in 42 countries identifying the stages of lucid dreaming passed down for generations. This multigenerational capacity to dream our lives - stretching from birth to death and beyond – is a focus for her communication programs at MasterLiving.org.

Barbara is a mentor and coach to people of all ages. Her work with youth education is chronicled in 'HOW TO RAISE AN INDIGO CHILD', a book published in five languages. KUNDALINI RISING: Mastering Creative Energies, written 30 years ago, remains a visionary dive into consciousness and mindset. MASTER LIVING introduces us to the keys for productivity and fulfillment in our adult years.

A contributing writer for magazines and frequent media/podcast guest, she promotes early education in the essential life skills, including attentiveness, breathwork and critical thinking. Her next book sheds light on the final years of life. DEMENTIA'S PROMISE - Could Lucid Dreaming be our Superpower to reTHINK our FEELings? is both an intimate view of the challenges that arise in the wake of this disease and a look at how a compassionate community is essential to the well-being. As a dream expert and therapist, Barbara's insights will help you release fears by learning how to be a healing presence in other's lives.

Her visionary book SPIRITUAL RENAISSANCE (first published in 1999) outlines transparency truths, gathered from traditions around the world, whose express purpose is elevating consciousness for the common good. These are the basis for MASTER LIVING Strategies for PEACEMAKING at home, in work spaces, and for personal enrichment.

Learn more at www.masterliving.org