Robert Louis Stevenson in one of his books, Across the Plains, devotes a whole chapter to dreams. How the subconscious worked for a famous writer while he slept The problem was then at last solved.” This demonstrates clearly the creative manifestation of his subconscious mind, which knew the answer to all his problems. and to my astonishment found the dream verified. If you will put them together you will have confirmation of my words.' I awoke at once. The first two rings served as earrings for the statue of the god the two fragments (you have). Here he addressed me as follows: ‘The two fragments which you have published separately on pages 22 and 26 belong together, are not finger rings. a small, low ceilinged room without windows, while scraps of agate and lapislazuli lay scattered on the floor. “About midnight, weary and exhausted, I went to bed and dreamed the following remarkable dream: A tall, thin priest of Nippur, about forty years of age, led me to the treasure chamber of the temple. I had been wearying myself, in the vain attempt to decipher two small fragments of agate which were supposed to belong to the finger rings of some Babylonians.
Helprecht, Professor of Assyrian at the University of Pennsylvania, wrote as follows: “One Saturday evening.
How a famous professor solved his problem in sleepĭr. Chapter 13 - Your Subconscious and the Wonders of Sleep - Part 2
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