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   In article <2205-45BF1E9E-1120@storefull-3337.bay.webtv.net>,   
    ladyblue29@webtv.net (Barbie Doll) wrote:   
      
   > One more thing, C, if you don't mind, I'm a little confused about the   
   > part of your post that says:   
   >   
   > everyone's seething in the light   
   >   
   > The word "seething" in the dictionary gives a meaning as boiling;   
   > agitated.   
   >   
   > If the people in your dream are in the afterlife, is this a "hell dream"   
   > (which I have heard of)? The use of the word "seething" in this context   
   > confuses me because most of the NDE I've heard of or read about say that   
   > when they are bathed in the light, that it is a feeling associated with   
   > love and feelings of joy beyond comprehension. The only ones I've heard   
   > of that would fit the "seething" discription would be the ones where   
   > people visited hell and satan and everyone is boiling to death forever   
   > and are extremely agitated.   
   >   
   > Please elaborate.   
      
   Sorry, poor choice of words -- I meant that everybody's milling   
   around, meeting and greeting and chatting like crazy, like at   
   a *really* good and friendly party full of people who are old   
   and trusting friends -- but with some project or other that   
   they're all doing together.  Some of these party-assemblies   
   seem to be held at night, in my dreams, in houses illuminated   
   by perfectly ordinary light bulbs.  It's all very homey-feeling,   
   although the lecture hall and theater ones are a bit more --   
   concentrated, in the sense that everyone is focused on the   
   subject of the talk or demonstration or whatever that they've   
   come to participate in.   
      
   I don't believe in Hell, and have certainly never seen it in my   
   dreams; nor Heaven either.   Only souls going about their   
   between-lives business.   
      
   C   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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