I got another lovely letter, about twenty or twenty-five dreams. Well, I couldn’t, naturally, even summarize them because they’re different. But I can tell her (and she’s here tonight) they are perfectly marvelous. They’re all foreshadowings or adumbrations of the story that will erupt within you when you discover you yourself are Jesus Christ, that he’s not another. In your dreams he still seems to be another. He came as though he were another, well, that’s an adumbration. Like the story in 2nd Kings concerning Elijah. Elisha said to him, “Give me a double portion of your spirit” and he said, “When I leave you and depart from you if you see me you shall get what you ask for; if you don’t, you shall not have it”. And then fire separated them, and then Elijah went up in a whirlwind…well, that’s an adumbration. You do go up in a whirlwind. The word fire…it’s a fiery serpent…you go up as the fiery serpent. Well, that’s not spelled out, because it’s an adumbration. The Word had to erupt within one first in order to understand the story of Elijah going up in a whirlwind. So it is said a fire separated them. Well, may I tell you it is a fire. Then you find in the 14th chapter of Zechariah, he stands—who?—the Lord is standing on the Mount of Olives and suddenly there is a complete splitting of the Mount from east to west; and then one half moves northward and one-half moves south. Now, that’s exactly what happens…but it is not any mountain outside of you. The whole drama is in you and you are the Mount of Olives, and the Lord is standing on the Mount within you. At one moment in time it is split from east to west, and one does move north and one does move south, and your whole body stands before you as something split in two. Then you go up like the whirlwind, but the whirlwind is a fiery serpent. I don’t see a whirlwind, it spins like a spiral. But he said fire separated us, and it is a fiery state because a bolt of lightning does cut you in two from your head to the base of your spine, and you move this way, completely parted. But who would understand it until one man experienced it? And then he dramatized it, the evangelist dramatized it, still leaving it as a closed book for those who have not fully experienced it. But to be understood by those who will be drawn by the one who has experienced it in the hope that in the not distant future they will individually experience the entire story of Jesus Christ.551 ¶23