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Life is but a Dream
EOP 192
October 4
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2024 - Principal's Diary 

Graham woke up at 4:00 a.m. and went into his Dream Studio to write.  The early morning, when everyone else was sleeping, used to be his favorite time to listen.  He would wait at his keyboard, just listening, waiting for the thoughts.  He prayed, took deep breaths, closed his eyes, paced the room, thanked his mother and father and his ancestors, lit his incense, and prayed.  He was feeling a bit under the weather and he wondered whether or not this would have an affect on him.  He had also gotten only 3 hours of sleep.  

“What keeps me going?” he thought.  It wasn’t just one thing.  There were many things. He had over 60 dreams and he was fascinated with the Great Mystery of Life, with the IM.  How could he carry the discussion of the IM on Dream Story.  Would he make this one of the shared dreams, somehow.  Graham wanted to go to the new perspective.  It was a gradual and often subtle evolution around the spiral, like Abraham-Hicks related it being similar to a ship going through locks.  It can’t just go from location A to Location B quickly.  It takes time to rise to the next level and that is why the evolution in consciousness is not  that noticeable, and this is a good thing, because if you went from point A to Point B immediately it would be very jarring which may cause you to lose focus.  It is meant to move slowly.  If you keep asking questions, then you will continue to evolve.  If you keep working on your dreams, then you will continue to move forward.  If you listen to another’s dreams, then you will share the good emotions.  If you remember someone’s dreams…, 

“What is Energy?”  This is the thought that had been coming to Graham’s mind for the past many pages.  Is Energy somehow part of the SOUL?  What if one could harness that energy.  It is the same unconditional energy for everyone.  What did someone have to do to harness this energy, that was available to everyone just like the light of the Sun is unconditionally available to everyone 

This is the speed of human existence, one page at a time.  It could be filled in with all the progress toward dreams, dream updates. 


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He was beginning to love writing because it was then that he was all alone.  To him, this was complete freedom.   It was just him, the thoughts, the feelings, and he guessed there were other spirits around, which he believed were all benevolent.  He felt like he was at the top of the spiral of the dream emotions, and the negative thoughts and feelings couldn’t get to him.  He ran at that level.  He knew that there were many more out there that ran at the top level of emotions because they were also chasing their dreams.  They would write about the progress they made every day.  

Graham spent the latter part of his day reviewing the latest test versions of the Dream Story and wrote feedback for SolGuruz.    Every page, Graham was getting closer to the Dream Story Release and to the Royal Wedding.  Which one will come first? He wondered.  Who will be his first 100 dreamers?  Will they tell others about the Shared dream of having over a million customers in 360 pages or less?  Will they just share the dream or will they, most importantly, help with the work.  

What would happen to the United States national debt?  Will the president be able to balance and pay off some of it?  We won’t spend our focus on who to blame.  We will figure out a solution.  He imagined children from all across their country, pulling out a dollar bill to help reduce the debt.  Who much does each child owe for the national debt of the United States?  He wondered what the public servants would do.  They were all expected to work their butts off to take care of the needs of the people.  All political parties, no matter who wins or loses, are expected to work together and if they don’t, the people have the power of the vote.  They are expected to be connected so that the world will be a better place for our children.  If the Public Servants are not doing their job, then they will be out at the next vote.  We are tired of too many words, name calling, and the blame.  Do your job and balance our budget, protect our citizens, and keep us out of war.   We want to see some action and cooperation.  We expect democrats, republicans and all other pirates to be working together.    What are the shared dreams of our public servants?  

The owners of the mansion, the United States citizens, are the occupants of the incredible mansion of freedom, something that was once a dream of their ancestors.   In our mansion, we have public servants to do the hard work.  These public servants are expected to work together.  We are all family and in our family, there is no division.  We pursue our dreams and we help our family to pursue theirs.  As a mansion owner, after the election, we are all going to agree to support the winner, no matter how much you like him or her, and then we are going to be looking for the actions that will balance our budget, our money.  Our public servants better not call us naive or stupid.  We are required to have a balanced budget and so as our Public Servants, they better be working their butts off doing something.  We will be writing about all the good things they are doing.  Those will be the ones getting the attention.  What is the number one goal of our public servants?  It’s our mansion isn’t it.  Can’t we see what the problems are?  We need to make lists and go by what the majority say, but we aren’t going to spend our time focused on these problems.  We just check in from time to time to make the public servants in charge, to show us the progress we are making, and we spend maybe 1% of our time and energy, as free people of the mansion.  We especially pay more attention at election time.  We experiment in our rooms with our door closed, and when we are out in public, we all respectfully follow the laws and this is how we get along so well.  

After time elapsed and the discussion turned to dreams.  Graham didn’t like spending time watching a movie twice.  He always wanted something new.  He was in the mood to watch “The Postman”with Kevin Costner, again.  It would be his 4th time.  That was a record for him.   What is The Postman about?  How do you feel when you watch it?  How did they defeat their enemies?  What did the world leaders do at that time to end the war?  Would this be a good solution?  

What if the people, the owners of the mansion, spent 99% of their time working on their dreams?  How would that make them feel?  How would the dream sharing experience, the new focus, be?  The Owners of the Mansion listened to everyone.  The Owners even knew the dreams of their public servants.  The owners would say to the public servants, “We love hearing your dreams, and we are happy that your job function as a public servant helps to fulfill your dream.  We have high expectations of you.  One of your highest jobs is to get our budget back in shape.  If there is no improvement, we will get our ballot boxes busy.  Our other priorities are, ____________________, ______________________, __________________ … And the Owners of the mansion turned to each other and smiled and started talking about the Shared Dreams and the pieces of the IM.  

Graham enjoyed writing in his Principal’s Diary every day.  In it, in the Mansion, In his Dream Studio, behind his closed studio door and the closed front door of his home, he could write in the quiet.  He couldn’t get over that he wasn’t really coming up with the sentences.  All he had to do was to write them down.  He knew that many people called it a stream of consciousness.  The thoughts were different in his freedom studio.  There he could say and publish anything even if he knew that many people would call him crazy, amongst many other fun names.  

Did they forget about the game too?  It was the game of how we all begin to remember.  It’s a game that begins real slow, but moves fast, just one page at a time, but it will seem like time is moving fast as more and more people begin to focus on Joy. 

As Graham was cooking his breakfast, the words of John Denver’s song, “Rhymes and Reasons.”  He looked at the lyrics and listened and he was moved, encouraged. “More songs like this…” he thought.  

“Do I start telling others about the Dream Story app now, or do I wait until it is released to all the families?  What will their first dreams be?  How long will it take until they can start marking their dream as completed.  

Dear Reader,  I am just a farm boy from Poway, trying to figure out life.  I learned a lot at school and don’t regret anything because I kept asking questions and my teachers helped, even if they didn’t know the answer.  I had a good education and I read the books from the greats and I started climbing their shoulders with the knowledge and insights they passed on.  They wanted me to get to the top to see what I would see.   My goal is to have one of the coolest, smoothest, intuitive  apps that makes it easy for anyone to write his or her Dream Story.  Please understand, that these are only my thoughts, my opinions on how we can improve our mansion and mansions all over the world. 

The free trial of Dream Story lets you experiment with most of the features.  When you pay the subscription fees, you help dreamers from all over the world project into the future, the next page.  What will happen?  Graham played “Waiting Between Worlds” He was between worlds.  He experienced the 3D and was still there and he vowed that he would make every last minute of the the 3D count before his time was up.  He was going to listen to as many dreams as possible and he would tell others, because in the dreams, in the actions, in the work, there is meaning and purpose, and more questions and answers, and there is great beauty; all you have to do is listen. 

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2023

​Graham met with three classes of 6th graders.  He showed them the pictures of his trip to Egypt just last March.  The pictures took the story from Alexandria up the Nile to the Aswan Dam.  They talked about Pyramids, Kings, Queens, King Tut, hieroglyphics, papyrus, hot air balloons, Memphis, Mosques, Churches, and more.  At the end of his slideshow he gave them a sample of the Jasmine oil perfume he had picked up from a perfumery.  They liked the fragrance.  He passed around the room a sample of Papyrus and then he showed him a shirt he had embroidered with hieroglyphics which contained two words.  They enjoyed working like a scientist who had come upon the Rosetta Stone. 
 
He told them that their own dreams are like a story.  He encouraged them to keep telling their story, but he didn’t tell them that he is writing about his own dream story every day.  He questioned why we didn’t tell everything at that time.  He knows the answer by now.  He was going with the flow and just felt the time wasn’t right to reveal that much of the story.  He was still learning to trust his intuition.  He was waiting for the right moment.  He didn’t know when it would be but felt it could be any day.  He was ready.  Maybe he would start with the 6th grade teacher… He would tell him, “I have this theory…and thus this website….” 

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