Hi Greengirl5,

Thanks for the correction – I have edited the post and made the necessary change.

Thanks also for your posts – and good on you for being prepared to talk about your connection with your sister. It must be really wonderful to have been in contact with someone you love.

With me it seems to be strange dreams that are something of a burden – or of gift – I am not sure which. The good bit is that most of the ideas for my books have come to me in dreams – so much so that I keep a pen and piece of paper on my bedside table. I got sick of getting up in the middle of the night looking for something I could write on – knowing that if I did not write it down I would likely forget it by the time I get up.

I also have dreams that I will never forget – mostly in the interval between wake and sleep. On one occasion I was contacted by my father. I had a terrible relationship with my father – one that lasted from the time I could first remember until his death. Having not left me with a single nice memory – I did hear him say to me in a dream; “I am a better person now.” I hope it is true.

And then there was the romance that never was. While I was thinking; ‘she is right out of my league’ and ‘it could never last’ I let opportunity after opportunity pass by. Only to be told in a dream, 4 decades later; ‘You know she really loved you.’ I still have difficulty believing it was true!

Greengirl5 wrote:
Just did (Google ‘gametes’). Turns out to be reproductive cells. Ah, well. :(

Yeh! (: - That is why I call my 5 books my ‘5 ugly daughters’. It may not be an appealing concept but it certainly connects a lot of dots. And after 25 years the concept keeps on giving.

Then there is the quote from David Talbott (Symbols of an Alien Sky – Electric Universe).

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David Talbott
You can’t meet the test of predictability, at this level of detail, with a false hypothesis.

With 5 books, and probably close to 400,000 words in print, I think I have met the test of predictability.

And what about the quote from Niels Bohr:

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Niels Bohr
We are all agreed that your theory is crazy. The question which divides us is whether it is crazy enough to have a chance of being correct. My own feeling is that it is not crazy enough.

Okay - no one ever told me my ideas were not crazy enough!

And they are my daughters – so I love them even if they are ugly!

Check out link to ‘Connecting the Dots – is the God Gametes claim true’ [www.robertjameson.com.au]