Kai Dickens

To be honest, the first few times teachers or families told me that non-speakers were visiting heaven or another realm, I just missed it because it felt so far out there and impossible that I just... couldn't take it seriously. I didn't know how. But this, this idea of traveling somewhere else, often at night, is common.

It's so deep. Deeply telling to me that when Houston visited this extraordinary place, of all the knowledge he could absorb, literature was prioritized. He put on a hat and instantly learned everything there was to know about the great Gatsby.

It's so deep. Deeply telling to me that when Houston visited this extraordinary place, of all the knowledge he could absorb, literature was prioritized. He put on a hat and instantly learned everything there was to know about the great Gatsby.

Knowing that these great works are celebrated and preserved in another realm, it's just such a powerful insight that creativity might not just be transformative, but perhaps eternal.

Knowing that these great works are celebrated and preserved in another realm, it's just such a powerful insight that creativity might not just be transformative, but perhaps eternal.

She was working multiple jobs. She just wasn't reading Twain or Steinbeck to her kids.

She was working multiple jobs. She just wasn't reading Twain or Steinbeck to her kids.

And Amelia from episode seven also said she goes to a place at night where she learns things.

And Amelia from episode seven also said she goes to a place at night where she learns things.

and Josiah, who's only eight years old at the time.

and Josiah, who's only eight years old at the time.

Wherever the non-speakers are going to at night, they are coming back with profound knowledge about things their parents don't know, so they're not mind-reading it. And I personally love that much of this knowledge circles what's been created here by us mortals— literature, art, ideas, the things that best reflect the wholeness of humanity.

Wherever the non-speakers are going to at night, they are coming back with profound knowledge about things their parents don't know, so they're not mind-reading it. And I personally love that much of this knowledge circles what's been created here by us mortals— literature, art, ideas, the things that best reflect the wholeness of humanity.

I've always felt that the only things that truly make a person immortal is what they create. And these descriptions pouring in from the spellers about the knowledge they acquire in the skies is deeply consequential. It shows us what we should be focusing on.

I've always felt that the only things that truly make a person immortal is what they create. And these descriptions pouring in from the spellers about the knowledge they acquire in the skies is deeply consequential. It shows us what we should be focusing on.

Katie and Houston wrote a book called The Book of Heaven, which goes into much more detail around Houston's experiences visiting this other realm.

Katie and Houston wrote a book called The Book of Heaven, which goes into much more detail around Houston's experiences visiting this other realm.

You can find it on Amazon, and it's a transformative, beautiful read.

You can find it on Amazon, and it's a transformative, beautiful read.

From what I understand from the spellers that I've met or parents and teachers I've talked to, visiting this dimension or this place at night is a great source of a lot of the non-speakers' knowledge about art and culture and history. And I asked some of the parents if going there has to do with the ability to see the future as well.