The Gateway to a Dream is about family relationships.

More often than enough, a thought of truth can waver an imagination, often given to where a decision is greater than the means of importance in honor to an accomplishment.

“When a dream falls beyond the stages of stability, identity, expressions and recognition in silence, what are we to do? Being there’ll be no memories, will the effectiveness of the fallen dream be favorable or not? How are we to know when or how to react, when nothing’s real, while the fallen dream fails to be known by surface of socialite’s identity . . . When a dream falls, who’s there to catch it? Or can it be caught by means, other than grit?”

Alim M. Bey wrote this book because he’s in a good place in his life, “having experienced the greater aspects of living, by ways and means of expressing thoughts and feeling that others might have a better understanding within the universal existence.”

“A dream is a thought that in times falls between the stages of recognition for the purpose of reasoning and meanings. Then there too, when doing your best and it works out, it becomes great. But in doing the best you can and it fails to work out, it becomes greater because you’ve given your best, which is all one can ask for.”