{Dream: The Messenger[/s] [continued(5)]}[2nd November 1983]

[Redbook2:314-316][19831102:2015b]{Dream: The Messenger[/s] [continued(5)]}[2nd November 1983]

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It is hard to describe or explain the effect this* has had on me, but it is not dissimilar to the experience of earlier 'spiritual' dreams.

I think partly this is due to the contrast of types: the first part, realistic thriller, dealt in everyday people, 'good' and 'bad'; the second, fantastic, dealt in demons; in the third, the Spiritual, the two brothers appeared clearly as Angels in their demeanour and light, albeit (by implication) not knowing themselves as such, and their clear integrity with the message of the voice stayed with me.**

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A curious thing about this editorial intervener (in literary terms) is the fact that he addresses both readers and characters of the 'book' or work at the same time, without apparent paradox.

*[See last four previous entries]

**[See also [Redbook2:307-311][19831024:1000g]{Dream: The Peace of God [continued(5)]}, final footnote?]

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