The First Dream

Sun, Jul 20, 2008

Me

I was standing in the elementary school, the halls were long and ominous, they had barriers with bars blocking the entry between one hallway of the school and another.  A pill on the ground a vibrant orange/green stands out, as I touch it I transport through to another part of the school. 

The first dream that I can remember stands out to me, I was in third grade or so at the time, I don’t remember what day it was, my Father was home… so it must have been a weekend.  I approached my Father with my dream, I said “Wouldn’t it be nice if there were a machine to record your dreams?”  He smiled his warm smile, and told me that there was, he had me sit at the table as he pulled this contraption from a closet somewhere, he plugged it in and lightning arched between two metal pillars, it rose to the sky and stopped only to begin again.  While he setup the machine I asked what kind of detail it would record the dream in… he told me that it depended on me.

 I was dazzled as he then handed me a pencil and paper and said “this will enable you to re-live your dream.” (It’s funny, more than twenty years later, I still remember that dream.  He must have been right.)

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1 Comments For This Post

  1. Omama Says:

    I love this. Your Solace had me breathing deep and relaxing my shoulders.
    Of course your father did something. And he is right. I’m putting paper by my bed and preparing for the lucid dream.

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