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Sol Luckman

Watching my internal movie of that momentous period, I recall in vivid, slo-mo detail a particular still-mild early November day toward the middle of my final year of college.

On that unheralded date in history, my bowtied Romantic poetry professor suddenly appeared five minutes late (he was never late) with an astonished expression behind his smudged spectacles—before abruptly, jubilantly canceling class with these electric lines:

“Your assignment until next we meet is to go celebrate. The Berlin Wall has fallen!”

That was in the salad days before smartphones ruined any chance of lasting world peace. This giddy news had only just flashed—but only to those accessing mainstream mouthpieces.

My professor had heard the earthshaking news over his crackly office radio. We OG students living in a simpler world where it wasn’t yet possible (or fashionable) to be jacked into the Matrix 24/7 were blissfully unaware and taken completely off guard.

Funnily enough, as much as this historical event seemed to presage the dawn of a new day on our divided planet, the exact opposite seemed to happen.

Over the ensuing years (which, being a music buff, I tended to label “Shoegaze,” “Grunge,” “Hip-hop,” etc.), people tended to get more and more—not less and less—dualized in sneakier and sneakier ways as the collapse of the Soviet Union had no measurable impact on my own life.

But another event from 1989 actually did, at the very least, memorably shift my perspective on—and experience of—this slippery “reality” we’re deeply conditioned to take for granted.

I’m talking about the release of American rock star Tom Petty’s iconic song about dreaming big and living large in a world dominated by facts and figures, “Runnin’ Down a Dream.”

Three Master Manifestation Keys

This catchy tune wasn’t Petty’s greatest hit (or even best song, which I’d give to “Don’t Come Around Here No More”), but it certainly made enough waves to be anthologized in the collective memetic database that is pop culture.

Also the name of the 2007 Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers documentary, “Runnin’ Down a Dream” served as the official theme song of two NBA Finals, closed Petty’s Super Bowl XLII Halftime Show, and graced an impressive number of video games, movies, and TV shows.

For mercenary reasons belonging to the shady realm of clever music industry lawyers, you can quote unmonetizable poems ad nauseam, but sharing lucrative song lyrics at length can get you sued for copyright violation.

Long story short: I’m not at liberty to cite the full lyrics of Petty’s inspiring, multidimensional tune that unless you live under a rock and don’t listen to rock, you’ve most definitely heard sometime, somewhere.

But I can and will give you an enlightening overview (complete with choice snippets and an unconventional literary reading) of this second single from Petty’s first solo album, FULL MOON FEVER.

So if you don’t mind, please be so kind as to humor this former English teacher by visualizing this mental space we’re temporarily sharing as a virtual classroom.

If you stick with me, I’ll wager you’ll agree that the meanings that can be unearthed from Petty’s seemingly simple lyrics become both more intriguing and empowering the deeper you dig into them.

Amazingly, these ostensibly straightforward lyrics intimate what I like to refer to as the three Master Manifestation Keys:

1) The Key to worldly success;
2) The Key to a better life in all ways; and even
3) The Key to reality creation at a logically “impossible” level.

So if you weren’t paying attention before, now that class is in session, it might be a good time to start. (Hint, hint.)

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“The Hero of a Thousand Red Pills, Sol Luckman has had an invaluable influence on awakening consciousness and dispelling false realities.” —Miguel Conner, author, THE OCCULT ELVIS

“Everything Sol Luckman produces requires a deep contemplation of what actually constitutes reality.” —Guy Jones

“Sol Luckman’s writing never fails to compel me toward my fullest, truest life energy.” —Megan Elizabeth Morris, INTUITIVE PUBLIC RADIO

If you’ve ever experienced blockages in your ability to manifest the life you desire, it’s not your fault.

The problem is that you were taught to always seek solutions outside yourself. Nobody told you that real change is an inside job.

By transforming how you see yourself in relation to the world, HOW TO RUN DOWN A DREAM will empower you with the necessary skill sets to improve your circumstances from the inside out.

With the expert guidance of renowned sound healer and consciousness researcher Sol Luckman, developer of the Regenetics Method that NEXUS Magazine called “revolutionary healing science expanding the boundaries of being” …

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• Consider that the “real world” you think of as immutable is actually malleable;

• Improve your mental health by walking away from the politics of shame;

• Enhance and empower yourself through not-doing and not-knowing;

• See yourself as an imagineer in training in a vale of soul-making;

• Learn to act in and on the world without getting lost in the reality funhouse;

• Supercharge your energy by creating your own internal energetic power pack; &

• Visualize your ideal Dreambody to run down any dream you can imagine.

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