From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   7:59 AM 3/25/2021 (CST, actually 8:59 CDT)   
      
   "The Dawning of a New Age"   
      
   So I can tell you what this *wasn't*:  it wasn't a "lucid dream" and it was   
   not an astral body projection / OOBE.  What it *was*, was more similar to a   
   *massive* "cause and effect" representation (across time) such that "If not   
   for A, then never B"—    
   which has a far larger range of consequences than one may at first imagine.    
   To remove the "not" from the concept, "Because of A, B" such as "because of 0,   
   1".  A "new" Latin phrase I managed to etch out the other day goes along the   
   lines of "E Nihilo,    
   Unum" (Out of Nothing, One.)  Still, the concept of "because of" tends to   
   reflect an element of blame, reflecting duality (A blames B, or even A   
   "because of" B) however, #OnlyLoveCreatesUnity, #OnlyLoveUnitesUSALL.  But to   
   continue—   
      
   The dreamer is observing a scene very much like from the TV show, "Young   
   Sheldon" (with Iain Armitage) except that the characters in the dream   
   (Sheldon, Sheldon's mom, and Sheldon's dad) had the sense of "real people", as   
   if the *characters* "truly    
   existed" rather than as being fictional characters.  So no, this wasn't about   
   "Iain, Zoe and Lance" but rather about "Sheldon, Mary and George"—  (Not   
   sure if anyone else has noticed this -or not- but "Sheldon" is a Jewish name,   
   and the phrase: Jesus,    
   Joseph and Mary" resonates to some degree within the structure of "Sheldon,   
   George and Mary", and the profession of "cooper" is that of someone who   
   traditionally works with wood, much like a "carpenter," but to continue)—   
      
   I can recall picking up the dream action with the dreamer crossing over a kind   
   of "sky bridge" but only 1 "level" up, as if walking over a corridor / path   
   that extends over a wider hallway below.  What caught the dreamer's attention   
   was the idea that the    
   hallway area was *supposed* to be set aside for an area of interest, such as a   
   high school class or class club, or collegiate lab for the purpose of research   
   in a particular field— except this area had been "appropriated" by the   
   erection of curtains /    
   drapes / sheets along two ends of the hallway (if one imagines the corridor /   
   sky-bridge as heading left-right / east-west, then the hallway was   
   perpendicular, running north-south, placing the sheets at the northern &   
   southern ends.)  The dreamer was    
   slightly irritated at this "appropriation," which had a rather strong   
   resemblance in "feel" to it as did the "CHOP/CHAZ" area in Portland last   
   summer.  There was a *slight* feeling of drive in the sense that the dreamer   
   considered "driving them out" but    
   the dream continued to move onward:   
      
   There was a scene involving Young Sheldon, such that (and here the clarity   
   gets a bit symbolic) he was apparently unable to make "friends" as normal   
   kids, being something akin to "anti-social" but rather more along the lines of   
   "unique", such that there    
   were very few others (if any) "on his level," so it was a "welcome" type event   
   that he had a friend over for a "sleep-over."  The friend (never quite seen,   
   but similar in character to the "Mr. Lundy" character from the TV show, except   
   younger, perhaps    
   early-to-mid 20s, possibly mid-30s) and Y.S. went into a bedroom NOT of the   
   style depicted in the TV series, but rather a full-sized bed (*possibly* a   
   Queen) with a plush, pink, chiffon-type material (possibly taffeta— funny   
   thing, even with my last    
   name, material styles are *just a bit* outside my forté) as a cover quilt, or   
   possibly a comforter (whatever goes on top, "bedspread") which was turned down   
   and the camera perspective approached the bed, as if to go to sleep.   
      
   However, the next "scene" was that of Sheldon's mom (Mary Cooper) explaining   
   to (whomever, the camera perspective, possibly Young Sheldon?) that on   
   occasion, when two people "sleep together," (as in side-by-side) that   
   occasionally (and here the dream    
   went totally symbolic, playing a gif file from my collected library of   
   humorous things seen over the years on the internet, this one being what   
   happens when two match-stick figures have sex, resulting in the rubbing   
   together of sticks, resulting in    
   consumption of flame) whereupon the dreamer began to address what happened in   
   more of an objective manner, speaking first to the friend, saying something   
   like, "Did you not know his age?" or something along those lines, the concept   
   being that the "friend"   
    allegedly "had no idea" of Young Sheldon's age.  (While that's exceptionally   
   hard to believe, the underlying thought was that they *did* meet in a   
   college-class.)  There's this question of whether Sheldon is 8 or 9, however,   
   in the dream, he's "outed"    
   as only "13."  (While I had to look up how to spell the *actor's* name   
   earlier, as I was journaling these notes, I discovered in his bio that the guy   
   actually *is* 13! — or will be, later this summer.)  At any rate, the   
   "friend" in the dream *left*,    
   and although in real life, I refrain from attributing thoughts / emotions /   
   motives to others, in the dream, that "friend" was practically *scurrying*   
   away as if in shame, or in hopes of hiding from what he had done.  Meanwhile,   
   the dreamer was actually    
   left wondering what *had* happened, but "sodomy" was the only word that came   
   to mind, leaving open the actual details to rampant speculation.  There was   
   also an "unspoken question" as to why the bed had a *pink* bedspread, and the   
   room itself had a "pink"   
    aura to it, where in hindsight, the idea of "Missy Cooper" came to mind, as   
   if that explained the presence of "pink," but this was more like a total   
   after-thought, and not in any way pertinent to the overall course of the dream.   
      
   This transitioned into a scene mostly involving Mary Cooper, although George   
   was barely viewed as tangent to the discussion:  The dreamer was explaining   
   (?) / pointing out that what had just happened was the responsibility of the   
   parents, or rather the    
   fault of their lack of responsibility.  Mary had a slight reaction of surprise   
   and just a slight embarrassment that this had occurred "under her watch" while   
   George seemed to have little interest in the scenario whatsoever.  In fact,   
   the only image I can    
   recall of him within the dream was of George looking ahead into the distance,   
   to the right.   
      
      
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