All right, man, welcome to Crow Triple-7 Radio.

This is hour one of episode 671.

Jason Lingren is with me, and Wayne McCroy joins us.

We're going to be covering the dream state, specifically nightmares,

and also how that relates to the equestrian class.

It's a funny thing. You can look at almost any culture, and you will find that dreams were a big deal.

They paid attention to them. They treated them as if they had meaning.

You will hear things about out-of-body travel, about different dimensions like the astral. You will hear things

about the silver thread that supposedly connects us while we are in the dream state. But we're

going to get into the less pleasant side of dreams, and that is nightmares and how they relate.

Anyhow, welcome, Jason. And a rather pleasant good afternoon.

Welcome back, Wayne. Hi, guys, always good to be here. Pleasure to be back on. Wayne, as always,

it's an absolute pleasure to have you here, and I'm really looking forward to digging into this

very interesting topic that you've come up with. All right, well, then let's jump in, and I guess it's all you, Jason.

The horse is a hugely important archetypal symbol with multiple layers of meaning.

We have discussed in the past the notion of equestrian language and its connection to the phonetic cabala.

But there are much deeper spiritual connotations to be explored.

Well, it's quite obvious that the word mayor, which refers typically in our time to a female

horse is involved, but I'll cue you up. Wayne, go ahead.

Well, we've discussed in the past, when you see in ancient texts and things like that, they're discussing certain families are of the equestrian class.

Well, we've discussed this. This means something a lot more detailed and different than what people would anticipate there.

These weren't just people that raised horses and this kind of thing, as you would believe now.

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