If you’re looking for something different to do this weekend, there’s a 54-hour marathon of dream interpretation and it‘s free.

It’s at the School of Metaphysics.

Merriam-Webster defines metaphysics as a division of philosophy that is concerned with the fundamental nature of reality and being.

If you haven’t heard of the school, the campus has actually been in Tulsa for decades.

Terrence Bellows says a pamphlet got his attention in 2008.

Bellows tells KRMG, “I wanted to know more about my dreams. So, I gave the school a call and it was a doorway for me and an opportunity for me to learn more about my dreams and then also to learn more about how to use my mind more fully which is what I value most.”

Click here to listen to Terrence Bellows talk about specific dreams.

Bellows says you can visit the dream interpreting marathon this weekend.

But that’s just the beginning of the discovery.

“I’m still learning every day. So, it’s a good opportunity for a person to be able to learn about themselves and that can take a long time.”

He says there is one theme that he sees the most.

“Sometimes people just don’t remember their dreams. That may be the most common one that happens to most people.”

Many schools also have people who come to the college to interpret their dreams.

One is people who have nightmares.

The other is recurring dreams and nightmares.

The dream interpretation event begins at 6 p.m. Friday.

For more information, log onto www.tulsa@som.org.