Christine, Seth, two numbers, and something about the universe

Oct
17

Just a few quick notes from dreams this morning. In the first dream a girl from high school named Christine was living in the attic of a familiar house. I can't put it all together, but I know that attic well, though I think it's only from previous dreams.

In the second dream, which ocurred around 5am, I made these notes:

  • Seth speaks
  • A computer overheats
  • Something about two numbers being related. One number begins with 5, the other with 6. This seemed to be important, but I can't remember anything more about it.
  • The "gobble" is the universe. (Something like that.)
  • Some police chase my brother-in-law and a cohort in crime. They make a narrow escape into a garage with the help of some friends.
  • My wife and I go into the garage to figure out what's going on, and the police eventually show up. They can't identify the drivers, and ask my wife and I if we know anything. My wife says she doesn't know anything, and as they look at me, I'm considering telling the truth, and my wife asks me to just write the word "suspense" on their paperword. I do, and they take the paperwork, tear it up, and leave.

Other than the part about my brother-in-law I thought I was able to stay detached and just record events as they happened. From the few dream events I've had that seem to correlate with anything in the waking world, it seems to be important to just report what you see, and don't try to add anything to it. (I've mentioned this here before, so I won't belabor it here.)

As I wrote these notes this morning I remembered why I first started working on being able to move during my sleep. I wanted to be able to make much better notes of my dreams. I was thinking that if I can speak out loud (physically) during my dreams, I could make notes as the dreams were happening, essentially dictating them, and not losing so many details.

However, it's not that important, just something to do while I'm sleeping. :)

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