From: dicksilk@gmail.com   
      
   021/12/29 Wednesday:   
      
   Had a string of dreams on Tuesday morning / fully intended to write them down   
   / things got busy and they evaporated.   
   This morning, a BUNCH of dreams evaporated, but one set in particular seemed   
   to "stick" (pun somewhat incidental):   
      
   There was a kind of "balloon" wrapper, not unlike an intestinal lining (very   
   thin) with something inside.  And although it was tubular and about 2"-3" in   
   diameter at places (as if inflated) it was also around 12" long but *curled*   
   up, practically as if    
   in a ball.  For whatever reason, the dreamer felt curious enough to tear open   
   the lining to reveal what was inside of it, only to find (of all things!) a   
   cactus plant!  How this came to be was not really explained, although there   
   was the *suggestion*    
   that *maybe* this is how the baby cactus "grew" until it was ready to grow on   
   its own.  In real life, this is utter nonsense, as a cactus simply "buds"   
   (sometimes LOTS of buds!) all around its body, and these buds either continue   
   growing out of the body    
   or, typically, get pulled or otherwise somehow "brushed" off, and they grow   
   where they land, a bit like briar weeds.   
      
   In this dream, the SUPER unusual thing about this cactus (which was around   
   4"–6" tall, and around 4" in diameter, maybe 5" *including* ¾" spines, and   
   LOTS of those!) was that it could actually be held with ungloved hands, and   
   despite the slightly "   
   prickly" nature of the spines, it was actually almost "cuddly" like a puppy!    
   The dreamer felt a genuine feeling of affection for the plant!   
      
   In other news, this video link:  tinyurl.com/2ndComingOfJesus	— demonstrates   
   the physics property of a superconductor, which (in my opinion) is a physics   
   analogy to the Resurrection and the Life, aka The 2nd Coming of Christ.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)