LetterE
Banned

Age

60

About LetterE

LD Count:

0

Biography:

I have somewhat of a love/hate relationship with my dreams, or perhaps not with my dreams but the repercussions of them. In fact, one of the first dreams that was significant to me dealt with this issue.

"I was in the waiting room of a hospital, waiting for the results of some tests that had been performed on me when a doctor came over to me with his chart looking very pleased. He explained to me that the x-rays of my brain explained my problem. He said that everything was fine, my thinking was clear and rational, what the problem was, was that in the alphabet in my head the letter E was crooked.

He explained to me how the brain functions, that we all had thoughts, but in order to communicate them to other people verbally, the thoughts had to pass through the letters of the alphabet in our brains to form words, so we could vocalize them and other people could hear them. The problem with me, he said, was not in the clarity of my thoughts, which were superb, but in the alphabet in my brain.

Unfortunately for me, the letter E was found to be on a slant, it was crooked, so whenever I had a thought to express that required a word with the letter E in it, my thoughts appeared distorted to other people. He kindly explained that is was a great misfortune that the one letter in my brain that was crooked was such a popular letter. If the letter Q or Z was crooked, it would not be such a problem, but in the case of an E, brain surgery was required."

I am just beginning to have an online presence writing about evidence for prophetic dreams as I am fairly tired of encountering so much opposition to the existence of prophetic dreams. I do so with great reluctance.

My worldview is one of philosophical naturalism. My position is that prophetic dreams do exist and I have a hunch that they are one's own memories, but I am open to considering other causes.

Country Flag:

USA

Location:

California

Interests:

gardening

Occupation:

Web Development

Gender:

Female

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