I concur! I concur! Well put!

And I shall now use the word "conceive"! Thank you for that, Jame!

What a great Mom you are to give your children that gift of validation. I used to dream so much, and bless my Mom's heart, she didn't know what to do with such a "conceiving" child. She tried to say, "It's just a dream," but in my head I was arguing, then how come it feels so real?

Though my son, due to his language delay, is not able to tell me yet fully what he dreams of (but he's getting there), I know he is experiencing many of my dream realities as he is there with me in my dreams and some of my altered state experiences. And they can be very confronting as I explore deep dark places. So he does feel quite a bit of fear and doesn't always like to go to sleep at night (as is the case with many children of course). He seems to think that changing where he sleeps will change his experience with the monsters in the night. And temporarily it might be true. But my advice to him is to face his fears and overcome them. It is asking a lot, but that's what I'd want someone to tell me, and it's what I tell myself. So.

Imagine by John Lennon could just as easily been called "Conceive". And that is what he meant, no doubt. If we all could conceive of all the people living life in peace then we would make it a reality.