IN THIS Department will be given interpretations of dreams and visions of those needing to know their inner meaning. We reserve for it only those of special interest and helpfulness.

I SUPPOSE I was asleep—at least I was in bed. And then it seemed that my husband and I were moving through the air. It was dark and I could see nothing at all; I could not even see him, but I was conscious of his presence near me. Presently a opening appeared in the darkness, and through a cloud had gently moved away from in front of us, and I looked through the opening into a land that I cannot describe, for I have not the words to express exactly what I beheld there.

The air was sultry, it seemed I could hardly breathe. I stood spellbound by the sight before me. In the distance was a range of mountains, and over the highest peak was a black mist. The hills were covered with flowers and animals, the beauty of which I have never seen on earth. In front of me was an arbor of the most beautiful green crystal-like substance imaginable.

I turned to my husband and whispered, almost breathlessly, “Do you see what I see?” But he was not there. I was alone.

Presently two figures, with veils over their heads, came towards me and led me through the opening, through the arbor of green crystals, to the foot of the mountain over which hung the black mist. I realized then that there were perhaps a dozen other veiled figures close by. I was so filled with the breathless wonder of it all that I began sobbing softly. I could hear myself crying—I knew not why, unless it was from pure joy.

And then everything faded from before my sight, and I awakened from my experience entirely. For days that vision clung with me, so impressive, exquisite, that as long as I live I shall never forget it.

Now will you please tell me the significance of it all? Once, after my experience, I was reading in Paper No. 1, of the Kingdom series, that as we come into the enlightenment that awaits, we will naturally enter into the realization of who we are and of what we are a part—a part of the Great Brotherhood of the Spirit that dwells in the Kingdom. Am I to feel and know that I may enter that Kingdom and become a member of the Spirit Brotherhood? Was this some sort of initiation into the mysteries of the Spirit?

Your dream or vision was very illuminating, and it was a glimpse vouchsafed you of the new and real world that awaits you when you