George Harrison told me everything

[ragdoll]

In my dream I was a reporter for school. I was in a housing tract where an empty house was made available to me. In the garage George Harrison met me. We sat at a folding table and chairs. He was older and it was implied he had died and was able to do the interview. I was surprised because I didn't think he'd do it. But he dug all these folded papers from his jacket with questions I has written on them. They weren't questions about him but about life and the mysteries of it. He said he didn't see why he wouldn't answer them. Like it was no big deal to solve life to a high school kid (my age in the dream). I didn't get to read any of the papers but it seemed like he'd be able to answer more later if I asked.

[H:O:R:A:C:E]

part of this is an invitation for you to engage in 'creative writing', as if it were
an interest of yours from when you were a high schooler. another aspect of
the dream is a reassurance that the great mysteries of life aren't out of reach
for comprehension... they are available for understanding without undue effort.

[trixiewilbury]

Laughing a bit...this is so George Harrison dreamish....a lot of folks have had similar ones with him, including me! I learned details about him before I knew anything. He definitely is more interested in discussing the universe and life after this one, not what happened to him in this one! Always incredibly nice. I've yet to hear of an unpleasant George Harrison dream.

[H:O:R:A:C:E]

Originally Posted by trixiewilbury

Laughing a bit...this is so George Harrison dreamish....a lot of folks have had similar ones with him, including me! I learned details about him before I knew anything. He definitely is more interested in discussing the universe and life after this one, not what happened to him in this one! Always incredibly nice. I've yet to hear of an unpleasant George Harrison dream.

hi trixiewilbury...
george founded the traveling wilburys!
here's something else:
George Harrison - Dream Away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2wrte1ijlY

[trixiewilbury]

Originally Posted by H:O:R:A:C:E

hi trixiewilbury...
george founded the traveling wilburys!
here's something else:
George Harrison - Dream Away
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2wrte1ijlY

Indeed he did, Horace. And the song Dream Away is a favorite of mine.

[ragdoll]

Haha I'd like to see other examples of dreams from other people. It's funny though because even though I like the Beatles he is the one who most often. Pops up in my dreams.

[trixiewilbury]

Originally Posted by ragdoll

Haha I'd like to see other examples of dreams from other people. It's funny though because even though I like the Beatles he is the one who most often. Pops up in my dreams.

Similar for me. First dream for me was in 2004. I knew almost nothing about him at the time. He was super friendly, like meeting an old friend. I learned several details about him that I would find out later coincided with his life and it surprised me at the time. Since then almost nothing surprises me when it comes to George. He was very spiritually "tuned in" and there are countless stories about this, though from what I know, he was wary of being known as a "spiritual leader" or something. I think he was just eager to share his experiences and what he learned, kind of like all of us are here.

A common theme in the dreams of mine (and others I have discovered) are his willingness to share notes and papers and things, to hand them over or talk, only to have no recollection on a conscious level of the notes or conversations. I have had things gripped in my hand from him and wake up, surprised they aren't there. I don't think there is trickery or teasing, I think on some level these thoughts are transferred, we just can't always remember them "here."

A fascinating man, for sure. Years passed before I started dreaming of him again in 2012, and that's when things really got interesting!

[ragdoll]

Right, I didn't open the papers or read them and I was a bit miffed that when I woke up I didn't have them. It would have been an interesting read I'm sure.