President Obama and Michelle Dream with their Afterlife Visitors in the Oval Office

Maya Angelou leans into her hands as they support her weeping. The Round of visitors from the edge … have not one dry eye. They grieve together, with President Obama and Michelle … for a country so polarized and a world that seems so lost.

Einstein and his companions are having a conversation with the President and Michelle, in their dream in the Oval Office, as they are also sleeping downstairs in the White House. They are not conscious of it yet, but the President and Michelle have been reaching out for help in their dreams at night, as they sleep.

Einstein and his companions have responded to their call. The Old One, who comes to them in their afterlife, has encouraged them to have more direct experience with the current world, in order to understand and know more about themselves … about their powers, strengths, gifts … about their beauty and grace … and to answer some questions that can not be answered in words: Who am I? What is life? What is this consciousness that I am?

President Obama stares at Einstein with intense angst:

Some times it just grieves me to experience our world in such crisis.  It is hard to look at people getting beheaded and being tortured … because they care enough to help another country … or because they have a different religious belief.

It’s hard to see a country such as Israel become the kind of bully that it has been accusing others of being.

I have a deep desire for our country to inspire other countries.  And how can we do this when we are caught in a web of congress men and women who have forgotten why they chose to serve their country? They have become more focused on what they are going to get from the highest paying contributors and lobbyers.

I know we all make mistakes … but it seems that we need to wake up. We need to remember our truer nature … to inspire hope, happiness, and freedom … for all who want this. And we need to begin at home, with inspiring more hope, happiness, and freedom … for individual Americans.

e.e.cummings comes in unexpectedly:

America makes prodigious mistakes, America has colossal faults, but one thing cannot be denied: America is always on the move. She may be going to Hell, of course, but at least she isn’t standing still.

Maya Angelou:

Sometimes I pause … I pause to remember and to reunite with myself.  When I do this, I can remember my dreams and visions for life … for humanity … and this helps me lift out of the grief and pain of a lost world … a world that demands of me – “Come home to yourself so that I can come home to the world that I was meant to be … a world inventing and innovating itself … to become new.”

Angelou gets up from her seat with a grin on her face, and begins almost floating in her dance … moving in-between and among these masterful dreamers, visionaries, and dream weavers from the afterlife… all sitting together in President Obama’s Oval Office.

Maya Angelou:

Pretty women wonder where my secret lies.

I’m not cute or built to suit a fashion model’s size

But when I start to tell them,

They think I’m telling lies.

I say,

It’s in the reach of my arms

The span of my hips,

The stride of my step,

The curl of my lips.

I’m a woman

Phenomenally.

Phenomenal woman,

That’s me.

Does my sexiness upset you?

Does it come as a surprise

That I dance like I’ve got diamonds

At the meeting of my thighs?

Everything in the world has a rhythm. Everything dances.

 

All the wet eyes in the room squint in grin and blink to release a liquid tonic of healing resolution.

Maya Angelou glows of wild love, and leaves a trail of liquid light as she moves in rhythm. As she makes her way back to her chair, the room is quiet with the spontaneous union of exhilaration and serenity.

Angelou:

President Obama and Michelle, when I know the phenomenal woman I am, I remember that I can change anything that I put my mind to.  And if I can’t change it, then I can change my attitude about it. And when I change my attitude, I open to more possibilities. And opportunities seem to show up as if out of the blue.

That’s what we need … opportunities that show up out of the blue.

And they don’t show up from people being afraid to speak out.

They don’t show up from people withdrawing, like those who don’t bother to vote.

Opportunities show up from having the courage to love. 

President Obama and Michelle, you have the courage to love.

 

e.e.cummings jumps in again:

Love is the voice under all silences,

the hope which has no opposite in fear;

the strength so strong mere force is feebleness:

the truth more first than sun, more last than star…

There is a stillness in the room.

President Obama:

Maybe I’ve been trying to convince and even inspire the ones who don’t really want to change, like congress.  I want to be present, in the moment when someone wants to change. I can listen, hear them. I can respond.

I wonder what a world would be like, without suffering and struggle … where every country matters … and where the world and the earth matter to every country?

And I wonder what our country will be like … when individual Americans know that they matter and when they gather what matters most to themselves … and then give this to others in their world.

 

Michelle Obama:

People wait for others to change and give them what they think they are entitled. They wait … instead of changing themselves. We are not here to wait for people to change. We are here to initiate a new way for Americans so that they actively participate in directing a government that truly represents them.

 

President Obama:

I now realize, Michelle, that we can give the world who we are … and that will be enough. What I mean is that we care, we love, we feel passionate about helping all people become more empowered and also to feel that they belong and that they matter … And we take action to help bring this to fruition.

And I know I need to let go of trying to control the immediate outcomes. Some times things do not seem OK … yet, in the bigger picture, I sense that there is an underlying movement … beyond words … a profound movement, more vast than I can fathom.

I want this movement to be our guide.

 

McClintock:

I like that Mr. President …  to let the unseen be your guide. You can sense it and see it, but not with your eyes.  Well no one really sees from their eyes, anyway.  In a sense, we are actually seeing what we have imagined and created to see. Now I know there is more than this happening, but I’m trying to make a point.

Barbara McClintock turns her attention to a man who has been lying on a couch at the edge of the Oval Office.

Robert Lanza rolls over and moves into a sitting position.  He is in his dream state. 

Since the dream state has no time or space, he has picked up the importance of this meeting in the Oval Office … with President and Michelle Obama and their afterlife visitors.

Robert Lanza:

Where am I?  I believe I am in a dream. Oh my yes, another of my lucid dreams. Here is President Obama, Michelle, oh and yes, there is Albert Einstein and Barbara McClintock.   And I think I may know some of the others, too. Oh my god, there is Carl Jung!

Einstein carries another chair into the circle for Robert, who floats over to sit … as his eyes lock themselves on to Albert Einstein’s eyes. Albert can not help but grin.

Albert Einstein is the only one who recognizes him. He has been visiting him in his dreams for some time now.

Einstein:

This is Robert Lanza, I’ve been visiting him in his dreams and he must have sensed us in this conversation.

Robert Lanza’s brilliance has recently been compared to my genius, by the US News & World Report in their cover story.  He is one of the most respected scientists in the world right now … and he is a leader in stem cell research. There’s a lot more to say, but this will get us started.  He has a very unusual view of life for his time.  He is a visionary. 

Welcome, Robert.  I think you have a way of understanding life that can support the President and Michelle.

To be continued …

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