Do you know what the word “dream” really means? It’s an Old English word.
It means only "joy, mirth, noisy merriment," also "music." It doesn’t mean “a sleeping vision” at all. Linguistic experts don’t know how its meaning changed to a sleeping vision.
I believe it might be because our joy, mirth, and noisy merriment, our music is only a sleeping vision now. It’s not awakened. It’s not a realized vision.
Your dream is your joy. It’s a heightened, altered state of mirth you cannot contain. It fills you so much that it compels you to vent it.
Your joy comes out as noisy merriment: loud hooting and laughing, shouting, jumping, arm waving in broad gestures, dancing, and song singing. Your dream is your music. It’s the music you make for the world.
You weave your dream into the woof and warp of the world and contribute your part to its grand symphony. But, only when your dream is your joy, mirth, and noisy merriment.
Know your dream and get busy realizing it with noisy merriment.
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