(Q) Monday Morning, Sept. 21, at home in Deal. It seemed I
was looking for a boarding house and found a room with a
Mrs. Garagan. I went down town to tend to some political
work and seemed to be doing some bartering or trading. I
took a lump of gold that I thought worth $500 for the money,
or instead of money itself. I entered a class room and a
man, who it seemed was an old timer at politics, told me that
I shouldn't have taken that lump of gold. Foolish to do so.
After the election I went home to my boarding house, which I
found CLOSED. I looked around and saw a sign on the window
"Mrs. Garagan moved across the street." I went across the
street and found her. "Well," I said to her, putting down
some papers I had and sitting down, "the election is over."
Garagan, her son, was a politician, and I wanted to make the
mother, Mrs. Garagan, feel good, so I told a lie, saying to
her as she stood ironing: "You know, I told so and so that
Garagan said that Walker - no I mean Waterman would be
elected." She smiled and I indicated the gold lump I had.
She nodded and as she put up her ironing board indicated the
money might have been better. I stood up, gathered my papers
and felt tired and bored in the drab boarding house. "What
will I do now," I queried - the field seemed so limited and I
was so tired. It seemed to darken and grow dreary.
(A) Now, we find in the presentation in this dream, there
are many different and various phases and stages of the
development of the entity presented to the body, [
900], in an
emblematical manner that shows the development of same.
In the vision, the boarding house, is seen that of the
telepathic presentation of the place, the surroundings, the
conditions, under which the entity labors, and as the name
Garagan indicates, carries, that rule under which a portion
of the physical rule of place indicated by temperament, by
mental ability, by physical force, as is also seen in the
political work; yet the school again presenting the lesson or
training to which the mind, the physical forces or body, may
attain from the careful consideration, understanding and
study of same. As again telepathic through the body-mind,
with cosmic forces presented, in the names Walker, Waterman,
as presented to the body. Hence we have many various
portions of the mental forces of physical nature to be
studied in this.
The lessons then, rather that of the study that the entity
shall make of conditions physical, conditions cosmic,
conditions spiritual, through which the entity labors, and
as is seen with the gaining of information from other sources
than the physical, brings the entity to that imperfect
co-relation, unless co-related in its proper sphere with
those who do not follow out all the phases of the various
developments in the study of the phenomena as is presented
to the body, as is seen in the return and inability to
locate, until signs are read, see?
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