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|    Hasdrubal Hamilcar to whizgirl@woh.rr.com    |
|    Re: Newbie: Remembering a prophetic drea    |
|    11 Sep 03 03:46:18    |
      From: syed_hasan_murtaza@rogers.com-nospam              whizgirl@woh.rr.com wrote:       > When I saw this newsgroup and noting the date it reminded me of the dream I       > had the night of September 11th, 2001. I can only remember bits and pieces       > of it, but I distinctly remember seeing the WTC in it. It was almost as if I       > was flying in a helicopter and looking out the window. I remember that you       > could see the sun rising, making the sky orange. And when I woke up that              orange sky at dawn. That is some deep imagery. What a miracle dream       you have had.              > morning, I remember saying to myself: "That's funny, why did I dream about       > the World Trade Center?" But I headed of to school anyway, and needless to       > say at 10:10am, when I walked into to fourth period Algebra, and saw the TV       > screen, I about flipped. Did this happen to anyone else? And do you feel       > guilty because you think that you could have done something?       >              There was a thread about people who saw the 9/11 events in dreams. Not       me though.              I felt that a previous experience I had had prepared me for the       aftermath of 9/11, since I didn't feel out of touch in the period       afterwards. I had a lot of soul searching and foreboding beforehand for       several years, but it all subsided once the big event did take place.       Afterwards, I felt like a burden had been lifted off of me. Did I feel       guilty? plenty before 9/11, less since.              I suppose we are all guilty of not wanting a better world--at the least.        Being silent or following the crowd to do the bad things that they do       is bad for starters.              Good luck.              Hasan              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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