Let us now illustrate it with a letter that came to me this past week. She said, “On the night of October the 18th you spoke of the new man, the breaking down of the wall of partition between two and making the two one new man. I can’t tell you what it did to me. It stirred something in me; and it’s all that you talk about, but this particular night it stirred something. The whole thing simply galvanized me. So I went back to what I call my records.” She writes all of her dreams down…most of them are done unconsciously. She writes not even knowing what she’s written until the next day. “And on the 10th of September I wrote this.” She had this strange dream. There was a frightful explosion. She thought a bomb had dropped and she felt her ears pierced. Then she remained still and when all things seemed alright, then she stirred. “From then on,” she said, “the piercing of the ear and the explosion from within—because it wasn’t from without, that whole explosion took place within me—I began to have clearer communion with God. It’s no longer like a dream. It’s like talking with and I ask him questions. I quote scripture, he explains scripture, and it’s simply an intimate communion with God.”325 ¶8