Now, the next one, “they told what had happened on the road.” What road? Here now is a letter from a friend. She said, “I had this experience. I was beastly tired, aching all over. I went to bed and I couldn’t meditate, I couldn’t imagine, because my body was aching so. So I said to myself, ‘Come, let us go elsewhere and leave the body here, and let it ache.’ So I fell asleep in that mood to move elsewhere.” Now the first part of the dream is not really relevant to the story, because it did not break forth into voice. When vision breaks forth into speech, the presence of deity is affirmed. So a dream in itself, yes, it does convey something, but only when it breaks forth into speech does it really confirm the presence of deity in a strong manner. So we’ll skip the first two because they were all related. Now she comes to the third part of the dream, all on the same night. She woke and wrote down, woke and wrote down, and then the third one.843 ¶7