(Q) "I awakened and tried to puzzle this out and again the
dream was repeated in this fashion: Again I wanted to get
to Deal, N.J., and again took the D. L. & W. R.R. whereas
I should have taken the Penn. R.R. I figured I could change
trains at Manhattan Transfer - not going so far up the line
this time, but I noticed I was on the freight track instead
of on the faster passenger tracks - i.e. riding on top of a
freight instead of in a passenger coach. 'Well,' I thought,
'This is slower but freights travel fast at times and I
haven't far to go.' We got into Manhattan Transfer and I
estimated I had just time to make that 5:05 Penn. train on
the opposite track. However, I was high up in the air, very
high and going higher, and I had to get down to make the
change. I noticed the station platform all loaded with
baggage and I was afraid of landing on one of the trucks.
By now I couldn't jump it - I was too high and I was
frightened. Finally a colored porter, seeing me, held out
his arms and indicated that he would catch me. I felt
relieved and jumped! I seemed to be aiming for this arms,
yet didn't seem to jump far enough for there was some danger
of my landing on a truck next to him."
(A) Hence the indication, as is repeated to the entity, the
necessity in being out of stocks, else, with their sudden
change as would come from same, there would be embarrassments
to the entity in same, as is seen in the realization that
high in air and unable, from the position as occupied by
same, of descending in a proper manner, see? Hence, still
that indication as is seen or given in the first or former;
or, as is seen from the correlation of those conditions in
dream as seen or experienced by this entity, that the change
necessary is seen, as is viewed by another who has visioned
that as pertains to conditions regarding rails and the action
in same, in seeing three babies to be carried on train in the
coaches - one very opulent, one normal, one sickly. The
conditions represented in same, then, are as these:
The conditions in the last few days, or week, have been as
that of the opulent, or the corpulent, or the one very much
fatted, or fattened, and the NORMAL condition becoming
similar with same, following closely, or mingled about, with
the sickly, untimely. The conditions are represented then
as such, and may be used by the entity in the ways as have
been outlined. Then do that.
We are through.
REPORTS
6/03/26 He obtained Ck. Physical and Dream Rdgs.
137-78 and
137-79 for his brother.
6/05/26 He obtained Dream Rdg.
136-37 for his wife.



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