Several years ago C. Norm Shealy has the great fortune of being introduced to a remarkable woman, who had quietly chosen to mentor to many, with far less public acknowledgment than the average grade school teacher. She provided him with more anserws to the important existential questions than any of the worl-renowned philosphers.
She asked to remain anonymous. Indeed, Dr. Shealy only received permission to write her sotry when he suggested that all royalties would go to her favorite charity., Personal Ponie, Ltd. In order to discuss her philosophy, she has been called Dolly and the symbol of a pony, Muffy, is the teacher. This is an allegory in the time-honored sense. Out of the mouths of the innocent shall come the truth.
Horses have long been the archetype of freesom, symbols of consciousness and all of nature. The ponny as the innocent child represents essential wisdom.
The essence of her knowledge has been suggested in Buddhism and Hinduism, elaborately expounded in A Course of Miracles and in longer book attempting to summarize that work. Muffy's message cuts to the truth in a few words. Dr. Shealy has bee the scribe, summarizing her message, culled from well over a thousand pages of correspondence. The answer to all questions was consistantly simple and to the pont:
This is a dream. There is no time. Forgive all. Love. Awaken to the reality of Heavan.