long  and  six to eight  inches wide. I  am looking  down on
its back.  I  pick up a stick,  which  is gray like  a  piece of
driftwood  and about  a  foot long,  and  place  it  along the
fish. I  count  six  measurements  and  say,  "It is  six feet
long," meaning  that  it is at  least that  long. On the other
side   of  the  dock,   which   is  about  thirty  feet  wide,  is
another long  net full  of shell fish  and fish,  or  a stack of
clams and shellfish.  I  think it is  a  clambake  and think I
will go over and get something to eat. (L.J.M., Chevy
Chase, Maryland)

     I  am standing in front  of  a mirror  brushing my hair. I
come closer  to the mirror  and hold back  my hair with my
hand. I notice that  all along the hair line  there is new hair
starting to grow. I am surprised but pleased. (S.L.B.,
Jackson, New Jersey)

     I  am out in a crowd.  All my caps (12 in all)  fall off my
teeth. Bit by bit little pieces keep falling out of my mouth.
I hold the  pieces  in my hand.  They  get  very  warm and
pliable.  I  end up with a globby looking thick paste. (A.T.,
North Palm Beach, Florida)

     I am with a group of religious zealots. Suddenly we are
surrounded  by  a  rival group  who s tart putting our eyes
out  for  not  having "true beliefs."  Time  passes  and my
group becomes powerful.  We then  do  the same  thing to
the other group.  Suddenly  I  realize the horrors of what I
am  doing.  I  begin  to  weep.  I  walk  up  to  three  of  my
victims,  put  my  arms  around  them,   and  ask  for  their
forgiveness. (D.B., Washington, B.C.)

     The above dreams were  dreamed in advance of the
publication   of   the  first   issue   of   the  Journal.  The
dreams that  follow were dreamed  by subscribers who
had received and read the first issue.

     I  am  attending  a  lecture  with  a huge  stadium—size
crowd  about  a new movement—the Sundance movement.
Movies are shown about  its philosophy  and philanthropy.
There  is  a  strong  sense  of  power and  creative  energy.

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