Christ riding the white horse? Well, the white horse in Revelation is the mind completely under the control of the rider of that mind. And so, the white horse…a friend of mine sent me a dream where he was on a boat and there was a white horse who got aboard the boat, and it knocked someone down, even injuring others, and there was confusion. It was a battleship, it was a British man-of-war, and he was among the Britishers (although he is an American). They were shooting up some air [...], and the horse jumped overboard. When the horse jumped overboard, this battleship ran aground and there was confusion. One threw a spear at the captain and it went right through the captain. Then he pulled the spear from himself and threw it at someone else and almost severed the head of another. Well, there was complete confusion when the white horse jumped overboard. There was no control; there was no mind in control. So, I would say to him (he’s here tonight) a dream is a private parable and the earthly form that it takes is always secondary to its meaning. Don’t try to give meaning to all the little parts of the frame. It has one jet of truth. In this dream of his, the horse is the jet of truth. The horse should be ridden by Christ: “Let this mind be in you that was also in Christ Jesus” as we’re told. If that mind is not in you, well, then you can’t ride the white horse…he falls overboard. You’re not in control of your mind. And then comes confusion and the captain was speared, and others were speared, the boat that should be afloat ran aground, because the mind is not in control.793 ¶35