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A Special Research Design Received During Sleep

Who is this higher mind? Is it the same for everyone? None of my friends, relatives, or patients, in over forty years, received answers that I thought to be wrong. I know there are negative thoughts that influence persons when they sleep, but when we program for the best answer, that is what we get. If it is true that we can know by the fruit, then this certainly indicates the answers come from a good source — and repeatedly, this has been independent of the person’s belief system.

The results are equal. So it doesn’t matter what you believe. My experience-from interpreting on the average at least five dreams a week and sometimes ten or more over the course of forty years-is that the result does not depend on what you believe. When you ask for the best answer to a problem, that is what you get. You might have difficulty interpreting it and you might not remember the dream, but we have ways around these obstacles.

If the answers come from a heavenly source and are given to anyone who asks for the best answer, could this mean we are all brothers and sisters with one Heavenly Father? Christians and Jews await the Messiah. Could He be the same? Even Chidananda, one of the great spiritual leaders of India, often said to me, “Many names and many forms, but one God.” You can find the answer for yourself any night at will. Just decide to have a dream about the Messiah and decide that the interpretation of the dream will tell you the truth about Him and exactly who He is. Then decide to awaken at the very end of the dream, remember it, and write it down. Don’t be surprised if you have a personal visit!

One night, during sleep, I was explaining to someone in a dream, how easy it would be for him to prove all his theories. In the dream I considered him a little simple because he didn’t seem to understand right away. When I awoke, I realized I was the simple minded person to whom some higher self was explaining the research design.

The research design is incredible. It would identify the peak age of origin and age range-of-origin of every symptom and diagnostic category related to infant trauma – and the data already exists. No one would guess the research design, but for a pocket full of change, the study would identify cause of mental illness.

In my primary work, I have identified unsuspected early traumas in the life of persons with mental and emotional disorders, and these traumas correlate with the later development of these disorders. This is age specific. I first discovered this in a child psychoanalytic training class with Dr. Margaret Mahler when she said the origin of childhood schizophrenia is in the first 18 months of life. Checking my then current adult patient population, I found half a dozen schizophrenic patients who had a sibling about 1? years younger, and as many non-psychotic depressed with a sibling about 2? years younger. The mutual exclusivity of the two groups is one over two to the 12th power, or one chance in 4,096 by chance alone.

This is only one out of thousands of infant separation traumas, but it is common, it is upsetting to many infants, and there is a record of how old the child was when the next was born. Thus we used it to identify to identify age-of-origin specific parameters. Once we could identify clinically the age of origin of a disorder, we could search the month for what happened.

The research design from the dream was to take a complete sample of all patients from any state hospital where birthdates are recorded, for one year in the 1950s, and study the symptoms, according to age in months of the baby during the month of October 1929. That was the month that devastated families nationwide.? From my 44 years of experience and research surveys, I predict a continuum of mental and emotional disorders across this nation, dependent strictly on age in months of the baby when that devastation occurred.

Schizophrenias will be among those who were in the first 18 months of life on that date, schizo-affective disorder will be 19 to 21 months, bipolar disorders will peak at 22 months, the other psychotic depressions up to 24 months and the non-psychotic depressions 24 to 34 months.

This incredible design, received during sleep, would quickly confirm origin of serious mental disorders, at minimal cost, with data that already exists! We would identify the peak age of origin and age range-of-origin for every symptom and every diagnostic category related to infant trauma.