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For many years, well over a decade, I had nightmares in which...
For many years, well over a decade, I had nightmares in which someone or a group of people was chasing me and usually trying to kill me. I had these vivid dreams at least several times a week. They were exhausting, but not particularly disturbing to me most of the time.
But one day I realized that these dreams were an imposition on my thinking. I recognized that many of these images were widely accepted in society, and that some people saw fear, brutality, and hatred as expected aspects of life. I started to realize that I did not need to accept this lie about God's children and that I should claim my freedom from these dreams. About this same time, I had another nightmare, and this one was especially troubling. Then I decided that these dreams simply had to go.
June 16, 1997 issue
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The Editors
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Reforming reform
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Reform: is it really possible?
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Eternal Comforter
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Our true Parent
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Divine Love's care for children
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