What follows is an enhanced (i.e., re-elaborated) moment of BlogChat:

And when the question arose: “What are your fantasies?”

The (nf)Prophet replied: “I only fantasize what it would be like not to be in love when I am  in love.”

His friend sought clarification: “So you don’t believe in love?”

Smiling, the nf(Prophet) affirmed: “ Yes, of course, I do.  It’s just that when you find yourself truly in love, the only fantasy possible—and it’s one with a darkening downturn—is to imagine not being in love at all.  All else then that might otherwise  be fantastical rings true of fulfilling possibility.  So lovers don’t need to fantasize…they dream themselves towards a mutually emergent reality.  Actually, when I am in love, I prefer to dream endlessly without fantasy.  Such is called dreaming with pure intent.  It is limitless and the basis of all that’s magical.”