Book3:WereMyDreamIs

ilizationviedmoretowardstheexplorationofthematerialworldandthedeepanddarkuhantowardstheinnerworldofone’sheart.Thedireofthedevelopmentofmodernspletelyigheexplorationofman’sinnermostworldandtratesohoftheexternalos.

    Actuallythesolutiontotheirproblemwhichtheyweresoactivelypursuingwereburieddeeplyiernalworldofone’sheart,likemytreasuretrovethathadbeenlostforalmostaturyandwhoseworthisiimableisstillburiedinthesoiloftheKingdomofDreamswholeanduntouched,Isn’tthisratherlikerejegwhatishandandseekingforwhatisfaraway?”

    “Youmeanweshouldgiveuptheexplorationofmodernsdtrateonpursuihoftheinnerworldoftheheart?”askedMr.Kaffee.

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    “No,no,no”interruptedDwarfMickey.“ThatisnotwhatImeant.Ithinkweshouldpayequattentiononbothworlds.Thatwouldbetheidealmodeofapproach.”Thefatichopsbegantodropontothecharcoalfireandproducedasizzlingsound.SoonRichardbroughtepteofmouth-wateringcrispymbchopsperfectlygrilledtoagoldenbrown,givingoffaigaromaandservedthemtohisfriendssaying,

    “Heyguys,youmustbehungrysolet’sallstarteatingandstoptalkingaboutthisbtroublesomephilosophicalstuff.Leavethattotheintellectuals.Weshouldtrateoingourmeatanddrinkingourliquor.Isn’tthatmorepractical?”Everyoneughedaowithgusto.

    “Youguysjusttalkedaboutsomecasesofjewelry.Whatwasthatabout?”askedmr.Kaffee.Afriendofmiioomeretlythathewaoselloffhisjewelrybusiness.Ithinkthatheishavingmoroubleinthiseiamiorhewouldnotbewillingtogiveuphislucrativetrade.ImentiooSamanthawhoisaoisseurofjewelryaurnpersuadedMegginntolookintoit.Theytoldmetot