Dreams and Dream Stories by Anna Bonus Kingsford
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again from beneath my feet. And at the instant I fell, as if shot
down like a meteor from a vast height; and with the swiftness and shock of the fall I awoke. --Hinton, Sept. 1877 ----------------- * The book referred to was a volume entitled Fruit and Bread, which had been sent anonymously on the previous morning. The fig-tree, which both with the Hebrews and the Greeks was the type of intuitional perception, was an especial symbol of Hermes, called by the Hebrews Raphael. The plural used by the seer included myself as the partner of her literary and other studies. The term virgin in its mystical sense signifies a soul pure from admixture of matter.--(Ed.) ----------------------- X. The Difficult Path Having fallen asleep last night while in a state of great perplexity about the care and education of my daughter, I dreamt as follows. I was walking with the child along the border of a high cliff, at the foot of which was the sea. The path was exceedingly narrow, |
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