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Here arrives proof that dreams do not come from our subconscious minds. They come from something outside ourselves that gives messages from the Other Side. Tom Fagan documents dreams then offers insightful interpretations of their meaning. The astounding aspect is that these dreams capture universal truths that can benefit everyone. When a character in a dream asks When will you settle your account with the burglar? he speaks of transcending self destructive thinking. In this book the idea that permeates the writing is that dreams come from something other than ourselves and they convey meaning. If you pay attention to their meaning you enhance your power to accomplish whatever you face in the world. It requires a careful observer to document a series of dream messages and to skillfully write them. Fagan triumphs in that endeavor. When you dream you enter a state of super consciousness. That super consciousness never deceives you, it never misdirects you, it always reveals truth if you make the effort to apply it to your life as if someone on the Other Side is sending you an email. In addition to insightful messages the dreams that Fagan writes include lots of famous people visiting from the Other Side. Ernest Hemingway appears in one of Fagan's dreams as if lending encouragement to Fagan's literary efforts. Similarly, Marilyn Monroe visits Tom in his dream and expresses understanding that Tom has not been treated right by the people he has been dealing with. The effect of Marilyn Monroe is to express approval of Tom's character and values, and to give him a sign of encouragement for his career as a writer. Other well known people who appear in this dream journal include Albert Einstein and Ben Franklin. At the end God makes an appearance and gives Tom a message. The message is that Tom will have enough time to get his writing out. The message for everyone is that time is a gift and you should not waste it. Whatever talent God has given you, make use of it. Dreaming is like watching a movie which you did not create. Since you don't know where the story is going the dream creator always has the element of surprise. Most dreams present a story based on a problem, such as a room filling up with water and you have to do something or get electrocuted when the water reaches the electrical cord. Almost every good story has a problem in it and the dream creator knows how to tell a compelling story. A writer can learn a lot about story telling just from studying how dreams work because they are likely to be storytelling from a master.

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