Shortly after 9/11, I had a dream that I was on one of the planes that hit the Twin Towers. Except that the collision was happening in super slow motion as I could see right into the offices from inside, and the faces of the workers as the plane was cutting through the building. With that one, I was more incredibly sad and unnerved than scared. :-(

On Thursday, August 10, 2023 at 9:00:00 PM UTC-7, Bing Breep wrote:
> Shortly after 9/11, I had a dream that I was on one of the planes that hit the Twin Towers. Except that the collision was happening in super slow motion as I could see right into the offices from inside, and the faces of the workers as the plane was cutting through the building. With that one, I was more incredibly sad and unnerved than scared. :-(

And what made it sadder was that some of the office workers were
oblivious as to what was taking place, while others
had a shocked look on their face as if they were aware
for a few seconds that the plane was about to hit their building.
Like what it must've been like during the actual catastrophe.

On Thursday, August 10, 2023 at 11:00:00 PM UTC-5, Bing Breep wrote:
> Shortly after 9/11, I had a dream that I was on one of the planes that hit the Twin Towers.<snip> :-(

I had a dream the morning *of* 9/11, prior to waking up for the day, followed by getting ready to go to work, getting in the car and driving (from Murfreesboro to Nashville) and hearing the first of the news on NPR (90.3? FM in Nashville.)

While the dream didn't make much sense at the time of the dreaming, I'm uncertain as to whether I posted it that morning *prior* to going to work (or not) but still, what happened was:

The dreamer was in an office building (tall, height unknown, but more than 20 floors, easily.)
There was a type of view outside a window.
The building *tipped over* 90°, to the left, yet somehow the window ended oriented upwards, and the dreamer transitioned out of the building (through the window) and began walking along the side of the now-horizontal building, as if walking upon a road or sidewalk.

Of course, *following* the events of 9-11, it became clear that "the world had been tipped over" so to speak, as a consequence of Muslim jihad of Islam.

(Just as you will know a tree by its fruit (Matthew 7:20) so too, you will know a religion by *its* fruit.)

I was on the west coast sleeping late in an apartment that I shared with my sister when the horrors unfolded, so I woke up completely unaware at what had just happened. When I walked out of my bedroom to use the bathroom, my sister was already up chatting with her friends online. The first thing she said to me was "people are telling me to pray for the people in New York." I turned on the TV, and Oh. My. God.

:-(

On Monday, September 4, 2023 at 9:06:37 PM UTC-7, Bing Breep wrote:
> I was on the west coast sleeping late in an apartment that I shared with my sister when the horrors unfolded, so I woke up completely unaware at what had just happened. When I walked out of my bedroom to use the bathroom, my sister was already up chatting with her friends online. The first thing she said to me was "people are telling me to pray for the people in New York.." I turned on the TV, and Oh. My. God.
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> :-(

It was also later that year I opened up a 4 pack box of saltines and two of the stacks came out, side by side reminding me of the Twin Towers, and I was struck with sadness then too. Funny, but not funny. It shows how deeply something as horrible as 9/11 could affect someone even about 3,000 miles away, with no friends or loved ones who were caught up in the event. :-(

On Monday, September 4, 2023 at 11:06:37 PM UTC-5, Bing Breep wrote:
> I was on the west coast sleeping late in an apartment that I shared with my sister when the horrors unfolded, <snip> The first thing she said to me was "people are telling me to pray for the people in New York." I turned on the TV, and Oh. My. God.

In Matthew 7:20, Jesus observes how you can identify a tree by its fruit, "Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them."

Likewise, you can identify a religion the *same* way.