An open record of things people cannot explain

Place withheld · 2013-04-30 · from the DREAMVIEWS archive

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3/16/13 1. I am lucid. I am in a factory setting. I try to explain to a crowd of characters about what happened in my previous dream. There is a man giving a tour in the scene of my dream. The people appear frustrated. I decide that it is my dream, the world is mine, and I jump on the tour-holder, liberating myself from the restraints. A group of DCs follow me happily. A business man, outside in the open, steps out of a black car and says: "Let us go. It is time to wake up," but I just flip him off. I make the mistake of thinking it is a shared dream, and I run with five other people. I tell them to focus on their senses to make the dream real, but I did not realize that they were not. We race through a desert and forest. I have begun to label all forested areas (those that are not plains or urban) as part of the <PERSON>, because it has expanded recently and has been appearing a lot in my dreams lately. We see a house. <PERSON> steps out of a corner. I have not seen her in years; why has she returned? She must be sentient for her to appear like this. She must be a part of me that has become self-aware, dissociated from my psyche because of her significance or other reasons. Maybe she resembles something or somebody. Could she be a representation of a problem? Some things happen, and everything explodes into a blinding white. I tell the characters to run, but when I look back I only see two of them.

 

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