Now this is what a friend of mine did here recently. This man, I must tell you, is a very successful — I would say — businessman. He’s a writer, but he’s always busy writing for pictures, writing for TV, and his income is enormous. He never misses a meeting in L.A. And here recently he sent me this letter. He said, you’ve asked me to share with you any experience of mine, such as a vision, a dream, or my practical down-to-earth experiences in the application of this principle. More like a dream. Yet first of all, I must preface the dream — I could be better appreciated if I was familiar with Berkeley Square. This will be better if I was familiar with Berkeley Square, where the central character tries to convince the girl that he can move from one century to another, say the 20th century to the 18th century. And then he flattens it to some one river, and his destination is around the bend. His present is where he is, on the boat. His future is around the bend. His present is where he is, on the boat. His future is around the bend. But someone elevated above the earth, having a view of both sides of the river, would see the man’s future and his present as present. Where that man is going, and where he is, would be present to the one elevated.1154 ¶3