Dreams come from our deeper
minds, referred to as the sub-
conscious or unconscious state
where we are mind only -- high-
er mind -- as the body is left
dormant, waiting for the spirit
re-entry when the alarm clock
rings. Just look at the word in-
spiration…and you see in spirit.
John Lennon’s “#9 Dream” came
to him via such inspiration.
Last Mother’s Day, I performed
“Let It Be” for Unity by the
Shore’s Mother’s Day service. I
prefaced the performance with a
story I heard McCartney tell and
that I love. He said that grow-
ing up, when he had problems
worrying him, his mother would
tell him to “let it go,” and that if
he took his mind away from the
problem, the solution would re-
veal itself.
“I was going through a really
difficult time around the autumn
of 1968,” said McCartney. “The
Beatles began making the White
Album and were starting to have
problems. I sensed we were
breaking up… and I was stay-
Watch Paul McCartney perform “Let It Be” In Concert
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