*Purposely* keeping this particular post obscure, I had a brief vision (rather than black & white, it was peach (flesh) toned) of an individual, experiencing something akin to a double hiccup, then instantly becoming motionless. Clarity 7, yet aside from the background/foreground hue / tone, it would’ve been 10-.

On Saturday, September 2, 2023 at 10:15:46 AM UTC-5, Richard Silk wrote:
> *Purposely* keeping this particular post obscure, I had a brief vision (rather than black & white, it was peach (flesh) toned) of an individual, experiencing something akin to a double hiccup, then instantly becoming motionless. <snip>

Fortunately, no one has died (yet) since that particular "vision," but then again, we all "die a little each day" in ways that may not always be blatantly obvious....

A dream from the night *before* last involved some type of forward motion across a field, as if the dreamer were headed into an oncoming battlefront / onslaught, only the dreamer was of the opinion that the oncoming forces were for some reason unable to physically offend the dreamer, and the dreamer went forward into what felt a tad bit like a dust storm, and kept going a moment longer before the dream ended. Clarity 8.

I skipped posting dreams yesterday because there's a lot of stuff to catch up on "IRL" so I thought I'd just do my dreams from last night *first* this morning (after sleeping in late due to the holiday) following breakfast:

The dreamer was in something very much like a space shuttle, one of the retired models from the Challenger / Atlantis / Discovery era. Only this one wasn't orbiting a planet: this one was traveling a linear path through space.

In the dream, it was situated *just ahead of* a "small" boulder (asteroid) that was in size akin to a human sitting in a bean bag chair: it was wide enough to have a radius greater than the width of the rear engines of the shuttle. This is important because of what was to occur next:

The captain (? pilot?) of the shuttle mentioned firing engines (thrusters?) against the boulder behind the engines so as to give the space craft a touch of added "thrust" / inertia, largely because the boulder provided something for the engines to thrust *against.*

In space-based physics, it's a shade unclear as to whether that would actually make any difference, as the actual thrust / motion relationship between the engines and the craft would typically have nothing to do with a boulder apart from the craft, apart from the engines, free floating (or traveling) through space. Otherwise, clarity 9+.

However, it does kinda tend to "make sense" sorta like how a fart pushes against anything sitting in the colon....

There was a peculiar dream involving a house kitten, that had the feeling of "familiarity" as if the dreamer was fond of and knew the kitten. There was a closet that was opened up, as the kitten had been waiting (patiently? more like *expectedly* or possibly "anxiously") on the floor outside of the closet.

The dreamer (who wasn't "seen," as this was *totally* first-person perspective) opened the closet, and the kitten went inside to a slightly squshed-up litterbox. The kitten began doing the scratching motions to dig and shift around the litter, and the dreamer was clearly thinking that litter box very likely needed taken out and cleaned (dumped out) / the edges straightened, etc., but the dream ended, I can only *presume* the kitten was "doing its duty in the sand" so to speak. Clarity 9-.