all helped in my development, all helped to peel off skins, to break up eggshells,
and after each talk I held my head somewhat higher, I was more sure of myself
until my yellow bird pushed his beautiful bird-of-prey crest through the ruins of the world-shell.
We frequently related our dreams to one another. Pistorius knew how to interpret them. A curious example comes to my mind.
I dreamed I was able to fly. I was flung through the air, so to speak—impelled by a great force over which I had not the mastery.
The sensation of this flight was exhilarating, but soon changed to fear as I saw myself snatched up involuntarily to risky heights.
There I made the saving discovery that I could control my rise and fall by arresting my breath and by breathing again.
Pistorius interpreted it as follows: “The swing, which sent you up into the air, is the great property of mankind, which everyone possesses.
It is the feeling of close relationship with the springs of every force, but it soon causes anxiety.
It is cursedly dangerous! For that reason most people willingly renounce flying, preferring to walk according to prescribed laws along the footpath.
But not you. You fly higher, as befits an intelligent fellow.
And behold, you make a wonderful discovery there, namely, you gradually get the mastery over the impelling force.
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