Yes star Jon Anderson saw wife-to-be in his dreams before he met her

Former Yes star Jon Anderson knew he’d met his future wife when Jane Luttenburger first came to his house, because she kept popping up in his dreams.
A friend of the singer urged him to meet with filmmaker Ron Howard’s sidekick, because she could help him get his music into movies, and so Anderson arranged a lunch date at his house in Hollywood.
“I forgot that she was coming up for lunch but there she was and, lo and behold, I knew who she was, because I had been seeing her in my meditations for six months,” Jon tells WENN.
“She would keep jumping up and down in my meditation and I thought, ‘Who is that beautiful woman?’ And then she would disappear. When she walked through the door I went, ‘Hello, I love you! We’re gonna get married!’ In my mind, that’s what I thought.
“I was so shy I couldn’t look at her. Plus, I had my kids from my other marriage there and some other people there making my album. I was told she was expecting lunch that I was going to make and I’d just sent out for pizza! But I did fall in love.”
The Owner of a Lonely Heart singer sent his new love tapes of music he had been working on and a card, which read: “Beach, movie, cocktails, dinner?”
“I wrote anything I could think of and we went out to dinner the following day,” he recalls. “I was so excited that I lost my voice and I couldn’t speak! I had to write down all my questions. She kept them all. I told her that night I had fallen in love and wanted to marry her. We’ve been married ever since.”
The Andersons, who wed in 1997, have now teamed up in the studio to record I Found Myself, the song Jon wrote for his wife shortly after they met. The track will appear on his new album, 1,000 Hands.