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Shadows of my Mind

At a young age, my mother told me that I had an over imaginative mind. I guess she was right, I have fought many a war in my dreams and in the morning, on wakening up, found myself exhausted.

I often slip dream, wake up, and then fall back into the same dream. I very often dream and yet I know I am in a dream and fight to avoid waking up. I am not alone, its called Lucid Dreaming.

This book is about those shadows in the back of my mind. Those childhood memories and vignettes of my imagination that often pop up out of nowhere which often bring a smile to my face. I firmly believe that those bright happy memories should be embraced alongside those bitter sweet memories.

Each day, something I see or read, acts as a catalyst and I write down my thoughts on the subject. Very often, my imagination runs riot and a vignette pops up. Sometimes it is too dark but very often, it is bright enough to make it into this book.

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Relax in a Comfortable Chair in a Quiet Room - Clear Your Mind - Headphones On - Listen

Copyright Conditions – 1st March 2022
 
This book is free for worldwide distribution by electronic means or hard copy on the condition the copyright is maintained whereby it cannot be used for commercial use without the owner’s permission. Richard Lawrence has asserted his right to be identified as the 'Author of this Work' in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

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This image was captured in Istanbul which was founded and first named Constantinople in AD 330 by the Roman Emperor, Constantine I. The city was renamed after it was captured by the Ottoman Empire, in 1453.